11th Grade Regional Diversity Resources

Examine the evolution of American cultural norms and their effects on society. Gain insights into the nature of cultural change, the factors driving these shifts, and their implications for diversity. Develop an understanding of how these transitions shape societal dynamics and the importance of inclusivity in a changing cultural landscape.

Examine the pivotal compromises that influenced America before the Civil War, highlighting regional differences and key legislative actions. Gain an understanding of historical impacts and political dynamics. Develop skills in analyzing how these elements shaped national policies and contributed to rising sectional tensions.

Examine the transition from diversity to pluralism, focusing on overcoming challenges such as the fear of diversity and the acceptance of international cultures. Learners will distinguish between diversity and pluralism, contributing to the development of inclusive environments.

Explore the varied groups that settled in colonial Georgia, examining their motivations for migration and contributions to the colony's development. Gain insights into the dynamics of colonial society and the interactions between diverse cultural groups.

Investigate regional integration in the Caribbean, emphasizing agreements such as CARICOM. Understand the dynamics of economic collaboration, explore the challenges faced, and gain insights into the historical context of these efforts. Develop a comprehensive understanding of how these agreements impact regional economies and influence broader socio-economic landscapes. Acquire analytical skills necessary for evaluating the effectiveness and sustainability of regional partnerships.

Examine how economic and religious influences shaped the unique characteristics of different colonial regions. Learners will gain insights into significant historical policies and social frameworks, enhancing their understanding of how these factors affected regional development and identity formation.

Analyze the factors obstructing regional integration and collaboration among CARICOM states, focusing on understanding challenges, assessing cultural impacts, and evaluating economic policies. Learners will develop skills in critical analysis, cultural sensitivity, and policy evaluation.

Examine the experiences and contributions of the Black community in America, with a focus on culture, identity, and historical impact. Gain an understanding of societal changes, key figures, and cultural movements, enhancing awareness of the Black community's role in shaping national history and identity.

Investigate U.S. geographical regions with a focus on understanding landforms, landmarks, and climate characteristics. Develop knowledge of regional differences and assess the impacts of climate on these areas.