Social Studies

These contributions were made by leading reformers in U.S. history. Move each contribution to the correct reformer. Not all answers will be used.

• Worked to improve conditions for the men

• Dorothea Dix

• Wrote about the hardships of slavery

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• Led efforts to promote women's right to

• Harriet Beecher Stowe:

Based on the list describing circumstances in New England in 1816 and your knowledge of the U.S. free-enterprise system, what happened to the price of wheat in 1816 and why? Think about the questions carefully, then enter your answer to both questions in the box provided.

Hey there, students! Let's dive into a fascinating course of study that explores human relationships and how our society functions. Can you guess which subject it is?

• Math

• Language Arts

• Science

• Social Studies

Hey there, Nora, Zoe, and Hannah! Let's dive into the fascinating world of how people live and organize themselves in society. This includes geography, history, economics, and so much more! Can you fill in the blanks? This exciting field is called______ _______

Hey Aria and Harper! Can you dive into the fascinating world of history? What do we call the study of past events?

• civics

• economics

• history

• geography

Social Studies teaches and trains people to be good_________

Hey there, future leaders! Social studies trains’ people like Mason and Elijah to be effective ______ and good _______.

• citizens;leaders

• students; responsible workers

• followers; active participants

• leaders; followers

Social studies makes people understand their -------

Hey there, Michael! Understanding social studies helps individuals like you become informed ______ and engaged ______. What do you think?

• citizens;participants

• students;workers

• leaders;followers

• voters;leaders

Which of the following is a primary focus of social studies?

• Mathematical equations

• Human relationships and society

• Chemical reactions

• Astronomical phenomena