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8th Grade
Settlement Dynamics - Mining and Cattle Boom - The Gilded Age
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8th Grade
Social Studies
Analyze the transformation of the American West during the Gilded Age with a concentration on mining, ranching, and industrialization developments. Gain insight into the socio-economic factors driving westward expansion, examining the influence of innovations and policies on settlement patterns and demographics. Develop skills in critical analysis and historical understanding of these pivotal changes in American history.
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8th Grade - 12th Grade
Political Analysis - Corruption - Gilded Age
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8th Grade - 12th Grade
Social Studies, History
Examine the political landscape and corruption during the Gilded Age, focusing on the significant events and impacts from 1870 to 1900. Gain an understanding of the political dynamics of the era and analyze the effects of corruption on national policies and governance.
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6th Grade - 8th Grade
Nativism's Influence - Immigration Policies - Gilded Age America
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6th Grade - 8th Grade
History
Examine the intricate dynamics of nativism during the Gilded Age and its influence on United States immigration policies. Develop an understanding of how historical attitudes shaped immigration laws, along with the socio-political factors influencing these decisions. Learners will gain insights into the historical context and implications of nativist movements, enhancing their comprehension of the era's immigration challenges and legislative responses.
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8th Grade
Understanding Innovation - Industrialization, Reform & Urbanization
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8th Grade
Social Studies
Explore the pivotal developments and societal transformations during the 1800s, concentrating on industrialization, reform, and urbanization. Gain insights into how these innovations reshaped economies and societies, enhancing the ability to evaluate historical progress and impacts.
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7th Grade - 10th Grade
The Gilded Age - Immigration Patterns and Industrialization
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7th Grade - 10th Grade
Social Studies
Explore the Gilded Age in American history by examining industrial growth, immigration, and urban challenges. Gain insights into the socio-economic factors of the era, understand the diverse immigrant experience, and analyze the impact of industrialization on society.
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7th Grade - 8th Grade
Key Concepts - Causes and Effects - Industrialization
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7th Grade - 8th Grade
Social Studies, History
Focus on understanding the critical period of the Second Industrial Revolution by examining its causes, such as natural resources, new technology, and immigration. Gain insights into concepts like urbanization. Develop the ability to identify and describe key factors driving industrial progress, along with significant historical developments.
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6th Grade - 12th Grade
Key Factors - Industrialization - American History
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6th Grade - 12th Grade
History
Explore the significant drivers of America's industrial growth by analyzing various socioeconomic and technological influences. Gain an understanding of key industrialization factors and appreciate the societal transformations that resulted from these changes in American society.
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5th Grade - 8th Grade
Exploring Key Concepts - Industrialization - Immigration
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5th Grade - 8th Grade
History, Social Studies
Explore the transformative era of industrialization and its profound impact on immigration patterns. Gain insights into the economic, social, and cultural shifts during this period, fostering a comprehensive understanding of historical developments and their lasting effects on society.
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7th Grade - 8th Grade
Economic Systems - Capitalism & Supply-Demand Dynamics
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7th Grade - 8th Grade
Social Studies, History
Examine the complexities of capitalism and the dynamics of supply and demand during the Gilded Age. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the impact of private ownership on economic systems, and analyze how market forces like supply and demand influence pricing and business strategies.
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6th Grade - 7th Grade
[Key Concepts - Events & Developments - U.S. History Standards]
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6th Grade - 7th Grade
Social Studies, History
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6th Grade - 8th Grade
Migration Patterns and Economic Opportunities - Urbanization - Social Studies
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6th Grade - 8th Grade
Social Studies
Examine the historical causes and effects of urbanization and migration patterns in the 19th century, focusing on the shift from rural to urban areas driven by industrialization. Understand the economic and social drivers behind these transitions and recognize the broader implications for societies in both the past and present. Learners will gain insights into the complex interplay between industrial growth, population movements, and societal change.
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5th Grade - 12th Grade
Overview of Art Movements - Recognizing Styles - Art History
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5th Grade - 12th Grade
Arts, History
Explore significant art movements by recognizing diverse artistic styles throughout history. Enhance the ability to identify key characteristics of different art periods while gaining a deeper understanding of the development of visual culture.
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8th Grade - 12th Grade
[Information Gathering - Muckrakers - Progressive Era Reforms]
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8th Grade - 12th Grade
Social Studies
Analyze the pivotal role of muckrakers in the early 1900s as they exposed industrial wrongdoings and influenced legislation through their writings. Learn how muckrakers significantly contributed to societal reforms and the enduring impact of their work on modern investigative journalism.
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7th Grade
Push and Pull Factors - Immigration and Settlement - U.S. History
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7th Grade
History
Explore the influences of push and pull factors on immigration and settlement in the United States, focusing on the experiences of European immigrants. Understand the historical and social dynamics driving immigration and develop skills in historical analysis and critical thinking regarding migration patterns.
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6th Grade - 8th Grade
Historical Knowledge - Early Nutley Development - Local History
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6th Grade - 8th Grade
History
Analyze the formative events and industries that influenced Nutley's development from its initial township incorporation to the establishment of essential community institutions, including the fire and police departments. Gain insights into significant historical milestones and explore the evolution of community infrastructure. Enhance knowledge of local history through an understanding of these critical developments.
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7th Grade - 8th Grade
Industrial Revolution Impact - Innovations and Transportation - The Industrial North
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7th Grade - 8th Grade
Social Studies
Examine pivotal advancements during the Northern industrialization, focusing on creations such as the sewing machine, steam transportation, and improvements in agriculture. Understand the transformative impact of these innovations on economic growth, expanding knowledge of historical industrial progress and its implications on society and the economy.
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7th Grade
Historical Eras and Societal Changes - Eras and Events in Texas History - Texas History
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7th Grade
History
Analyze key periods and societal changes in Texas history, such as the Civil War, the Age of Oil, and the Progressive Era. Develop an understanding of the chronological order of events and the influence these eras had on social and political shifts in Texas.
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8th Grade - 12th Grade
Labor Dynamics - Child Labor and Worker Rights - Industrialization Period
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8th Grade - 12th Grade
History, Social Studies
Examine the difficult working conditions during the Industrial Revolution by focusing on child labor, extended work hours, low wages, and safety concerns. Understand the historical dynamics of labor and compare them with contemporary working conditions. Develop critical analysis skills regarding labor rights and reforms.
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