9th Grade Decolonizing Social Studies Resources

Analyze the significant contributions of reformers in U.S. history and their impacts on society. Develop analytical skills and deepen historical understanding through exercises in critical thinking.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of essential vocabulary integral to the functioning of government within social studies. Develop the ability to identify and explain key terms, understanding their significance and application in real-world scenarios. Cultivate skills in analyzing how these concepts impact governmental processes and societal structures.

Investigate key geographical regions and migration drivers within historical contexts. Develop an understanding of how geographical factors and historical events shape migration patterns and influences.

Investigate the essentials of composting and analyze the environmental impact of food waste. Develop an understanding of primary and secondary sources and evaluate consumer habits. Enhance critical thinking skills and apply research methodologies to explore these ecological topics comprehensively.

Investigate the core principles of economic systems, such as capitalism, and explore key geographical features, including natural formations, within the realm of social studies. Develop skills in recognizing and understanding various economic structures and geographical characteristics, enhancing analytical and critical thinking capabilities.

Examine the distinct elements of presidential democracy, focusing on the function and significance of the branches of government, as well as the core principles that have shaped U.S. history. Gain insights into democratic systems and their historical influence on society, enhancing understanding of political structures and societal changes.