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12th Grade
Urban Growth and Immigration - Urbanization and Cultural Integration - Late 19th Century America
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Urban Growth and Immigration - Urbanization and Cultural Integration - Late 19th Century America
12th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the transformation of American cities during the late 1800s as waves of immigrants arrived and industrialization progressed. Understand the complexities of cultural integration and address the urban challenges that arose during this period. Analyze how these factors contributed to the development of urban landscapes, socio-economic changes, and the cultural mosaic of American society. Enhance critical thinking by investigating historical contexts and their long-lasting impacts on modern cities.
7th Grade - University
Medieval Economic Development - Growth of Medieval Towns - Rise of European Commerce
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Medieval Economic Development - Growth of Medieval Towns - Rise of European Commerce
7th Grade - University
Social-studies
Investigate the role of enhanced agriculture and trade in revitalizing medieval towns, fostering economic independence. Analyze the transition from feudal dominance to governance by merchant classes, focusing on the economic, social, and political transformations that contributed to the rise of more autonomous urban centers.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Understanding Legislative Processes - U.S. Immigration Policies - Immigration and Policy Making
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Understanding Legislative Processes - U.S. Immigration Policies - Immigration and Policy Making
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Social-studies
Investigate U.S. immigration policies by examining legislative challenges and the roles of various administrations. Gain insights into the lawmaking process and the impact of policies on immigration. The focus is on understanding the complexities of immigration legislation, analyzing its implications, and identifying the evolving roles of presidential administrations in shaping policies. Develop skills in critical analysis and understanding of policy impacts on immigration dynamics.
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