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OK.WHG.PALS. WORLD HUMAN GEOGRAPHY - THE WHY OF WHERE: PLACES, PATTERNS OF SETTLEMENT, AND GLOBAL

INTERACTIONS - PROCESS AND LITERACY SKILLS (PALS) FOR LEARNINGWHG.PALS.1. Reading Skills. The student will develop and demonstrate social studies Common Core reading literacy skills.

WHG.PALS.1.A. Key Ideas and DetailsWHG.PALS.1.A.1. Cite specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources, attending to such

features as the date and origin of the information.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsPhysical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityPolitics, Policies, and PopulationControlling Population: Eugenics and

GenocideMovement: MigrationImmigration: Refugees and AsyleesExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionExploring Culture: LanguageExploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeTerritory and Boundaries in Geography

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WHG.PALS.1.A.1. Cite specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources, attending to such

features as the date and origin of the information.(Cont'd.) Geographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesChanging Geography: ColonialismColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AsiaModern Global ConcernsEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

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WHG.PALS.1.A.2. Determine the central ideas or information of a primary or secondary source; provide an accurate summary

of how key events or ideas develop over the course of the text.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Understanding Physical GeographyPhysical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityHealth Care and DiseasePolitics, Policies, and PopulationControlling Population: Eugenics and

GenocideChanging Geography: ColonialismColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AsiaPost-Colonial Governments in Africa

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WHG.PALS.1.A.2. Determine the central ideas or information of a primary or secondary source; provide an accurate summary

of how key events or ideas develop over the course of the text.(Cont'd.) Post-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Changing Geography: Changing PoliticsModern Global ConcernsEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

Economic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthRevolutions in TechnologyFinancial Resources and Global LendingGender and Economic DevelopmentWesternization and CommoditizationEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of IndustrializationUrbanization and the Early CityGrowth of Early CitiesUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the CityComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

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WHG.PALS.1.A.3. Analyze in detail a series of events described in a text; determine whether earlier events caused later ones or

simply preceded them.Understanding Physical GeographyGeography and Internal BoundariesPost-Colonial Governments in Africa

WHG.PALS.1.B. Craft and StructureWHG.PALS.1.B.4. Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including vocabulary describing

political, social, or economic aspects of history/social science.Thinking GeographicallyWorking with Maps and Data in Geography

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Understanding Physical GeographyPhysical Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityPolitics, Policies, and PopulationMovement: MigrationEconomics of MigrationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: LanguageExploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal Boundaries

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WHG.PALS.1.B.4. Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including vocabulary describing

political, social, or economic aspects of history/social science.(Cont'd.) Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StateModern Global ConcernsEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionModern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsEconomic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of IndustrializationThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesComparative Urban EnvironmentsChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

WHG.PALS.1.B.5. Analyze how a text uses structure to emphasize key points or advance an explanation or analysis.

Politics, Policies, and PopulationMovement: Migration

WHG.PALS.1.B.6. Compare the point of view of two or more authors for how they treat the same or similar topics, including

which details they include and emphasize in their respective accounts.WHG.PALS.1.C. Integration of Knowledge and IdeasWHG.PALS.1.C.7. Integrate quantitative or technical analysis (e.g., charts, research data) with qualitative analysis in print or

digital text.Geographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Understanding Physical GeographyPhysical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of AfricaRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityChanging Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AfricaModern Global Concerns

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WHG.PALS.1.C.8. Assess the extent to which the reasoning and evidence in a text support the author's claims.Physical Geography of Latin America

WHG.PALS.1.C.9. Compare and contrast treatments of the same topic in several primary and secondary sources.WHG.PALS.1.D. Range of Reading and Level of Text ComplexityWHG.PALS.1.D.10. By the end of grade 10, read and comprehend history/social studies texts in the grades 9-10 text complexity

band independently and proficiently.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsWorking with Maps and Data in Geography

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Understanding Physical GeographyPhysical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityHealth Care and DiseasePolitics, Policies, and PopulationControlling Population: Eugenics and

GenocideMovement: MigrationImmigration: Refugees and AsyleesEconomics of MigrationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionExploring Culture: Language

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WHG.PALS.1.D.10. By the end of grade 10, read and comprehend history/social studies texts in the grades 9-10 text complexity

band independently and proficiently.(Cont'd.) Exploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderThe Environment: Shaping CulturesAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesChanging Geography: ColonialismColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AsiaPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaPost-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Changing Geography: Changing PoliticsModern Global ConcernsEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

Economic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthRevolutions in TechnologyFinancial Resources and Global LendingGender and Economic DevelopmentWesternization and CommoditizationEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of Industrialization

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WHG.PALS.1.D.10. By the end of grade 10, read and comprehend history/social studies texts in the grades 9-10 text complexity

band independently and proficiently.(Cont'd.) Urbanization and the Early City

Growth of Early CitiesUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the CityComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

WHG.PALS.2. Writing Skills. The student will develop and demonstrate Common Core social studies writing literacy skills.

WHG.PALS.2.A. Text Types and PurposesWHG.PALS.2.A.1. Write arguments focused on discipline-specific content.WHG.PALS.2.A.1.a. Introduce precise claim(s), distinguish the claim(s) from alternate or opposing claims, and create an

organization that establishes clear relationships among the claim(s), counterclaims, reasons, and evidence.Physical Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPopulation DistributionGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureChanging Face of FarmsBarriers to Economic GrowthWesternization and CommoditizationComparative Urban Environments

WHG.PALS.2.A.1.b. Develop claim(s) and counterclaims fairly, supplying data and evidence for each while pointing out the

strengths and limitations of both claim(s) and counterclaims in a discipline-appropriate form and in a manner

that anticipates the audience's knowledge level and concerns.Physical Geography of Latin AmericaHealth Care and DiseaseGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureChanging Face of FarmsBarriers to Economic GrowthWesternization and CommoditizationComparative Urban Environments

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WHG.PALS.2.A.1.c. Use words, phrases, and clauses to link the major sections of the text, create cohesion, and clarify the

relationships between claim(s) and reasons, between reasons and evidence, and between claim(s) and

counterclaims.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of AsiaPolitics, Policies, and PopulationGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Changing Face of FarmsBarriers to Economic GrowthWesternization and CommoditizationComparative Urban Environments

WHG.PALS.2.A.1.d. Establish and maintain a formal style and objective tone while attending to the norms and conventions of the

discipline in which they are writing.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Physical Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of AsiaPopulation DistributionPolitics, Policies, and PopulationGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Changing Face of FarmsBarriers to Economic GrowthWesternization and CommoditizationComparative Urban Environments

WHG.PALS.2.A.1.e. Provide a concluding statement or section that follows from or supports the argument presented.

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPopulation DistributionChanging Face of FarmsWesternization and Commoditization

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WHG.PALS.2.A.2. Write informative/explanatory texts, including the narration of historic events, scientific

procedures/experiments, or technical processes.WHG.PALS.2.A.2.a. Introduce a topic and organize ideas, concepts, and information to make important connections and

distinctions; include formatting (e.g., headings), graphics (e.g., figures, tables), and multimedia when useful to

aiding comprehension.Geographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Physical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of EuropeRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in Agriculture

WHG.PALS.2.A.2.b. Develop the topic with well-chosen, relevant, and sufficient facts, extended definitions, concrete details,

quotations, or other information and examples appropriate to the audience's knowledge of the topic.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Physical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Patterns of Fertility and MortalityExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyChanging Geography: Creating the Nation-

StateRevolutions in Agriculture

WHG.PALS.2.A.2.c. Use varied transitions and sentence structures to link the major sections of the text, create cohesion, and

clarify the relationships among ideas and concepts.Politics, Policies, and Population

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WHG.PALS.2.A.2.d. Use precise language and domain-specific vocabulary to manage the complexity of the topic and convey a

style appropriate to the discipline and context as well as to the expertise of likely readers.Physical Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of Europe

WHG.PALS.2.A.2.e. Establish and maintain a formal style and objective tone while attending to the norms and conventions of the

discipline in which they are writing.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Physical Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityPolitics, Policies, and PopulationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyChanging Geography: Creating the Nation-

StateEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in Agriculture

WHG.PALS.2.A.2.f. Provide a concluding statement or section that follows from and supports the information or explanation

presented (e.g., articulating implications or the significance of the topic).Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPopulation Distribution

WHG.PALS.2.A.3. (See note; not applicable as a separate requirement)

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WHG.PALS.2.B. Production and Distribution of WritingWHG.PALS.2.B.4. Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization, and style are appropriate to

task, purpose, and audience.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsWorking with Maps and Data in Geography

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Understanding Physical GeographyPhysical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityHealth Care and DiseasePolitics, Policies, and PopulationControlling Population: Eugenics and

GenocideMovement: MigrationImmigration: Refugees and AsyleesEconomics of MigrationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionExploring Culture: Language

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WHG.PALS.2.B.4. Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization, and style are appropriate to

task, purpose, and audience.(Cont'd.) Exploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderThe Environment: Shaping CulturesAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesChanging Geography: ColonialismColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AsiaPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaPost-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Changing Geography: Changing PoliticsModern Global ConcernsEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

Economic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthRevolutions in TechnologyFinancial Resources and Global LendingGender and Economic DevelopmentWesternization and Commoditization

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WHG.PALS.2.B.4. Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization, and style are appropriate to

task, purpose, and audience.(Cont'd.) Environmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of IndustrializationUrbanization and the Early CityGrowth of Early CitiesUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the CityComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

WHG.PALS.2.B.5. Develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a new approach,

focusing on addressing what is most significant for a specific purpose and audience.

WHG.PALS.2.B.6. Use technology, including the Internet, to produce, publish, and update individual or shared writing products,

taking advantage of technology's capacity to link to other information and to display information flexibly and

dynamically.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsWorking with Maps and Data in Geography

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Understanding Physical GeographyPhysical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of Asia

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WHG.PALS.2.B.6. Use technology, including the Internet, to produce, publish, and update individual or shared writing products,

taking advantage of technology's capacity to link to other information and to display information flexibly and

dynamically.(Cont'd.) Cultural Geography of Asia

Physical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityHealth Care and DiseasePolitics, Policies, and PopulationControlling Population: Eugenics and

GenocideMovement: MigrationImmigration: Refugees and AsyleesEconomics of MigrationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionExploring Culture: LanguageExploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderThe Environment: Shaping CulturesAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesChanging Geography: ColonialismColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AsiaPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaPost-Colonial Governments in the Americas

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WHG.PALS.2.B.6. Use technology, including the Internet, to produce, publish, and update individual or shared writing products,

taking advantage of technology's capacity to link to other information and to display information flexibly and

dynamically.(Cont'd.) Changing Geography: Changing Politics

Modern Global ConcernsEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

Economic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthRevolutions in TechnologyFinancial Resources and Global LendingGender and Economic DevelopmentWesternization and CommoditizationEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of IndustrializationUrbanization and the Early CityGrowth of Early CitiesUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the CityComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

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WHG.PALS.2.C. Research to Build and Present KnowledgeWHG.PALS.2.C.7. Conduct short as well as more sustained research projects to answer a question (including a self-generated

question) or solve a problem; narrow or broaden the inquiry when appropriate; synthesize multiple sources

on the subject, demonstrating understanding of the subject under investigation.Thinking Geographically

WHG.PALS.2.C.8. Gather relevant information from multiple authoritative print and digital sources, using advanced searches

effectively; assess the usefulness of each source in answering the research question; integrate information

into the text selectively to maintain the flow of ideas, avoiding plagiarism and following a standard format for

citation.WHG.PALS.2.C.9. Draw evidence from informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research.

Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsWorking with Maps and Data in Geography

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Understanding Physical GeographyPhysical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityHealth Care and DiseasePolitics, Policies, and PopulationControlling Population: Eugenics and

Genocide

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WHG.PALS.2.C.9. Draw evidence from informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research.(Cont'd.) Movement: Migration

Immigration: Refugees and AsyleesEconomics of MigrationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionExploring Culture: LanguageExploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderThe Environment: Shaping CulturesAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesChanging Geography: ColonialismColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AsiaPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaPost-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Changing Geography: Changing PoliticsModern Global ConcernsEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

Economic and Social Development

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WHG.PALS.2.C.9. Draw evidence from informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research.(Cont'd.) Global Economic Sectors and Systems

Barriers to Economic GrowthRevolutions in TechnologyFinancial Resources and Global LendingGender and Economic DevelopmentWesternization and CommoditizationEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of IndustrializationUrbanization and the Early CityGrowth of Early CitiesUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the CityComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

WHG.PALS.2.D. Range of WritingWHG.PALS.2.D.10. Write routinely over extended time frames (time for reflection and revision) and shorter time frames (a single

sitting or a day or two) for a range of discipline-specific tasks, purposes, and audiences.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsWorking with Maps and Data in Geography

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Understanding Physical GeographyPhysical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of EuropeMovement: Migration

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WHG.PALS.2.D.10. Write routinely over extended time frames (time for reflection and revision) and shorter time frames (a single

sitting or a day or two) for a range of discipline-specific tasks, purposes, and audiences.(Cont'd.) Immigration: Refugees and Asylees

Economics of MigrationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionExploring Culture: LanguageExploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderThe Environment: Shaping CulturesAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries in CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesChanging Geography: ColonialismColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AsiaPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaPost-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Changing Geography: Changing PoliticsModern Global ConcernsEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

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WHG.PALS.2.D.10. Write routinely over extended time frames (time for reflection and revision) and shorter time frames (a single

sitting or a day or two) for a range of discipline-specific tasks, purposes, and audiences.(Cont'd.) Economic and Social Development

Global Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthRevolutions in TechnologyFinancial Resources and Global LendingGender and Economic DevelopmentWesternization and CommoditizationEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of IndustrializationUrbanization and the Early CityGrowth of Early CitiesUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the CityComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

OK.WHG.CS. WORLD HUMAN GEOGRAPHY - THE WHY OF WHERE: PLACES, PATTERNS OF SETTLEMENT, AND GLOBAL

INTERACTIONS - CONTENT SKILLSWHG.CS.1. The student will cite textual and visual evidence including maps and other geographic representations, tools

and technologies to acquire, research, process, and solve problems from a spatial perspective.WHG.CS.1.1. Analyze key concepts underlying the geographical perspectives of location, space, place, scale, pattern,

regionalization, and globalization.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsWorking with Maps and Data in Geography

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Physical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

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WHG.CS.1.1. Analyze key concepts underlying the geographical perspectives of location, space, place, scale, pattern,

regionalization, and globalization.(Cont'd.) Physical Geography of Latin America

Physical Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionPolitics, Policies, and PopulationExploring Culture: LanguageThe Environment: Shaping CulturesTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesChanging Geography: ColonialismColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AfricaChanging Geography: Changing PoliticsAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Economic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal Cities

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WHG.CS.1.2. Utilize geographic skills to understand and analyze the spatial organization of people, places, and

environments on the Earth's surface.Thinking GeographicallyGeographic ConceptsWorking with Maps and Data in Geography

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Understanding Physical GeographyPhysical Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionPolitics, Policies, and PopulationExploring Culture: LanguageThe Environment: Shaping CulturesAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesChanging Geography: ColonialismColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StatePost-Colonial Governments in AfricaChanging Geography: Changing PoliticsAgriculture: Products and Consumption

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WHG.CS.1.2. Utilize geographic skills to understand and analyze the spatial organization of people, places, and

environments on the Earth's surface.(Cont'd.) Economic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Economic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the CityComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal Cities

WHG.CS.1.3. Define regions and evaluate the regionalization process to characterize and analyze changing

interconnections among places.Geographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsExploring Culture: LanguageThe Environment: Shaping CulturesTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesPost-Colonial Governments in Africa

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WHG.CS.1.3. Define regions and evaluate the regionalization process to characterize and analyze changing

interconnections among places.(Cont'd.) Changing Geography: Changing Politics

Modern Global ConcernsLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

Economic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal Cities

WHG.CS.1.4. Utilize geographic technologies of GIS, remote sensing, and GPS sources of geographical data including census

data, population pyramids, climagraphs, cartagrams, and satellite imagery.Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Physical Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPatterns of Fertility and MortalityImmigration: Refugees and AsyleesThe Environment: Shaping CulturesGender and Economic Development

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WHG.CS.2. The student will evaluate specific textual and visual evidence to analyze how human population is organized

geographically in order to understand the cultural, political, and economic systems of the world.WHG.CS.2.1. Analyze geographic data measuring population including density; distribution; patterns of composition: age,

sex, race, and ethnicity; and population trends and projections.Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionPatterns of Fertility and MortalityImmigration: Refugees and AsyleesThe Environment: Shaping CulturesGender and Economic Development

WHG.CS.2.2. Describe and summarize the push and pull theory of migration and its impact on human capital and

demographic transitions including the research of major voluntary and involuntary migrations.Geographic ConceptsCultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPolitics, Policies, and PopulationControlling Population: Eugenics and

GenocideMovement: MigrationEconomics of MigrationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CultureGeography and Internal BoundariesUrbanization and the Early CityGrowth of Early CitiesTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceImmigration and Urban Enclaves

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WHG.CS.2.3. Compare and contrast the impact of population policies on the patterns of fertility, mortality, and health.

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionPatterns of Fertility and MortalityImmigration: Refugees and AsyleesThe Environment: Shaping CulturesGender and Economic Development

WHG.CS.3. The student will evaluate textual and visual evidence to analyze the components and regional variations of

cultural patterns and processes.WHG.CS.3.1. Assess the spatial dimensions of culture as defined by language, religion, race, ethnicity, and gender.

Geographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionControlling Population: Eugenics and

GenocideExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionExploring Culture: LanguageExploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderThe Environment: Shaping CulturesTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CulturePost-Colonial Governments in AfricaPost-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Changing Geography: Changing PoliticsModern Global ConcernsGender and Economic Development

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WHG.CS.3.1. Assess the spatial dimensions of culture as defined by language, religion, race, ethnicity, and gender.

(Cont'd.) Westernization and CommoditizationImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the CityGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

WHG.CS.3.2. Analyze and summarize the role the environment plays in determining a region's culture.Geographic ConceptsEvolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Recognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: LanguageThe Environment: Shaping CulturesAltering the EnvironmentTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CultureColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Urban Planning and DesignThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the City

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WHG.CS.3.3. Explain the processes of cultural diffusion, acculturation, assimilation, and globalization regarding their

impact on defining a region.Geographic ConceptsCultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Economics of MigrationExploring Culture: LanguageThe Environment: Shaping CulturesTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CultureImmigration and Urban EnclavesRace and Class in the City

WHG.CS.3.4. Compare and contrast the world's major cultural landscapes to analyze cultural differences, cultural identity,

social mores and sets of beliefs which determine a sense of place.Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of Latin AmericaCultural Geography of EuropeCultural Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionControlling Population: Eugenics and

GenocideExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureExploring Culture: LanguageExploring Culture: Race, Ethnicity, and

GenderThe Environment: Shaping CulturesTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CulturePost-Colonial Governments in Africa

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WHG.CS.3.4. Compare and contrast the world's major cultural landscapes to analyze cultural differences, cultural identity,

social mores and sets of beliefs which determine a sense of place.(Cont'd.) Post-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Changing Geography: Changing PoliticsModern Global ConcernsGender and Economic DevelopmentWesternization and CommoditizationGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

WHG.CS.3.5. Summarize the impact of the world's major religions of Buddhism, Christianity, Daoism, Hinduism, Islam, and

Judaism on modern societies.Cultural Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of AsiaExploring Culture: World ReligionsExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CultureColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Changing Geography: Changing PoliticsWHG.CS.4. The student will evaluate specific textual and visual evidence to explain the political organization of space.

WHG.CS.4.1. Describe and summarize the different forces that shape the evolution of the contemporary world's political

map including the rise of nation-states.Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StateChanging Geography: Changing Politics

WHG.CS.4.2. Analyze the concept of territoriality, the nature and meaning of boundaries, and their influence on identity,

interaction, and exchange.Cultural Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Territory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaChanging Geography: Changing PoliticsBarriers to Economic GrowthRace and Class in the City

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WHG.CS.4.3. Compare and contrast the world's political patterns of organization including federal and unitary states.

Thinking GeographicallyWorking with Maps and Data in Geography

Cultural Geography of the Middle EastCultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Territory and Boundaries in GeographyGeographer's Perspective: The Influence of

Boundaries on CultureGeographer's Perspective: Types of

Government and Political SystemsGeography and Internal BoundariesPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaChanging Geography: Changing PoliticsBarriers to Economic GrowthRace and Class in the City

WHG.CS.4.4. Examine changes and challenges to political/territorial arrangements, the changing nature of sovereignty,

and evolution of contemporary political patterns.Territories and Boundaries in Geography

Changing Geography: Creating the Nation-

StateColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Post-Colonial Governments in AsiaPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaPost-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Changing Geography: Changing PoliticsWHG.CS.4.5. Evaluate how the forces of cooperation and conflict among people influence the division and control of

territory and resources.Immigration: Refugees and AsyleesExploring Culture: Diffusion of ReligionTerritory and Boundaries in GeographyChanging Geography: Creating the Nation-

StateChanging Geography: Changing Politics

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WHG.CS.5. The student will evaluate specific textual and visual evidence to analyze agricultural and rural land use.

WHG.CS.5.1. Examine the origin and diffusion of agriculture including the Neolithic Revolution and the Green Revolution.

Physical Geography of Latin AmericaThe Environment: Shaping CulturesGreening the GlobeModern Global ConcernsEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Challenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

WHG.CS.5.2. Describe and summarize the characteristics of modern commercial agriculture including major production

regions, variations within major zones, and effects of markets.Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

WHG.CS.5.3. Analyze settlement patterns associated with major agricultural regions and linkages among regions of food

production and consumption.Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsAltering the EnvironmentEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

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WHG.CS.5.4. Research and describe the impact of agricultural practices including irrigation, conservation, desertification,

deforestation, organic farming, pesticides and herbicides, and genetic modification on the environment and

the quality of life.Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of AfricaPhysical Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaPhysical Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Cultural Geography of Oceania and Antarctica

Population DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeEarly Agrarian SocietiesRevolutions in AgricultureLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionEconomic Factors of Agricultural Production

Modern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Changing Face of FarmsChanging Technology, Changing Agriculture

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WHG.CS.5.5. Examine common characteristics of rural communities including the impact of the environment on location;

the political, economic, and cultural functions of rural communities; the types of transportation,

communication, and trade linkages among rural areas; and the impact of modern migration to urban centers.

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of AfricaCultural Geography of AsiaPopulation DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPolitics, Policies, and PopulationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureThe Environment: Shaping CulturesAltering the EnvironmentColonialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas

Land Use: Settlement PatternsAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionUrbanization and the Early CityGrowth of Early CitiesUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

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WHG.CS.6. The student will evaluate specific textual and visual evidence to analyze the impact of industrialization on

economic development.WHG.CS.6.1. Examine the changing roles of natural resources, energy, and technology that resulted in the Industrial

Revolution.Physical Geography of Latin AmericaPhysical Geography of EuropePhysical Geography of the Middle EastRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsAltering the EnvironmentGreening the GlobeAgri-Zones: Regions of ProductionRevolutions in TechnologyEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of IndustrializationChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

WHG.CS.6.2. Evaluate the impact of industrialization and government policies of both market and command economic

systems on the availability and use of natural resources, environmental concerns, and sustainable

development.Global Economic Sectors and SystemsRevolutions in TechnologyEthics of Industrialization

WHG.CS.6.3. Compare and contrast contemporary patterns of industrialization and development in selected regions of the

world including the Pacific Rim, Central Asia, and the Middle East.Cultural Geography of the Middle EastPhysical Geography of AsiaCultural Geography of AsiaAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionWesternization and Commoditization

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WHG.CS.6.4. Analyze why some economies achieve rapid growth while other economies with similar resources struggle to

reach developed status.Physical Geography of AfricaPopulation DistributionPatterns of Fertility and MortalityHealth Care and DiseaseEconomics of MigrationPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaPost-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Agri-Zones: Regions of ProductionAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthFinancial Resources and Global LendingGender and Economic DevelopmentWesternization and CommoditizationEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of IndustrializationGlobal Cities

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WHG.CS.6.5. Summarize common characteristics of developed nations including variations in levels of development,

modern patterns of deindustrialization and economic restructuring, globalization, and international division

of labor.Physical Geography of AfricaPopulation DistributionPatterns of Fertility and MortalityHealth Care and DiseaseEconomics of MigrationPost-Colonial Governments in AfricaPost-Colonial Governments in the Americas

Agri-Zones: Regions of ProductionAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionEconomic and Social DevelopmentGlobal Economic Sectors and SystemsBarriers to Economic GrowthFinancial Resources and Global LendingGender and Economic DevelopmentWesternization and CommoditizationEnvironmental Concerns of Industrialization

Ethics of IndustrializationGlobal Cities

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WHG.CS.7. The student will evaluate specific textual and visual evidence to analyze cities and urban land use.

WHG.CS.7.1. Examine the origin, development, and character of cities including the impact of the environment on

location; the political, economic, and cultural functions of cities; historical distribution of cities; and the types

of transportation, communication, and trade linkages among cities.Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of AfricaPopulation DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPolitics, Policies, and PopulationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureThe Environment: Shaping CulturesLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionUrbanization and the Early CityGrowth of Early CitiesUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

WHG.CS.7.2. Analyze contemporary patterns of rural migration upon urban development including the concept of

suburbanization, edge cities, megacities, and global cities.Movement: MigrationModern Agriculture: Changing Landscapes

Urbanization and the Early CityThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceRace and Class in the City

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WHG.CS.7.3. Describe the factors that impact cities over time including uneven development, changing economic and

demographic structures, transportation and infrastructure, housing, and urban planning.

Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas

Cultural Geography of the US and Canada

Cultural Geography of AfricaPopulation DistributionRecognizing Population Patterns and

Historical TrendsPolitics, Policies, and PopulationExploring Culture: Concepts of CultureThe Environment: Shaping CulturesLand Use: Settlement PatternsAgriculture: Products and ConsumptionUrbanization and the Early CityGrowth of Early CitiesUrban Planning and DesignTransportation and Infrastructure in the

Modern SpaceThe Suburban Environment in the Modern

SpaceImmigration and Urban EnclavesComparative Urban EnvironmentsGlobal CitiesChallenges Facing the Modern Urban Space

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