11th Grade Environmental Governance Resources

Investigate key challenges of the 1970s such as stagflation, gas shortages, and environmental concerns. Sharpen critical thinking skills by assessing and prioritizing these historical issues.

Examine Africa's environmental issues such as water pollution and deforestation. Analyze these challenges' effects on communities and explore strategies to address them. Aim to enhance understanding of environmental impacts and develop skills in identifying effective mitigation methods.

Investigate how human activities influence natural resources and the environment, identify sustainable practices, and effectively analyze mitigation strategies. Develop the ability to recognize impact patterns and apply strategic thinking to promote environmental sustainability.

Understand the executive branch's responsibilities and powers in the Philippines, focusing on the presidency's constitutional roles and selection process. Gain insights into how the president exercises authority, manages national policies, and fulfills duties. Explore the presidential election process, including qualifications, terms of office, and the electoral system's intricacies. This study enhances knowledge of governance and develops an analytical perspective on political structures.

Examine the differences between federal and unitary systems of governance, highlighting the EU's unique supranational framework. Develop skills in identifying and analyzing how power is distributed in various governance structures, enhancing your understanding of political systems worldwide.

Explore the structure and principles of Mi'kmaw governance with a focus on treaties and the use of Wampum. Gain insight into the cultural traditions and historical significance of Wampum in shaping Mi'kmaw-European relations. The learning process emphasizes understanding the role of treaties in indigenous governance and the symbolic importance of Wampum in fostering diplomacy and cultural continuity.