Themes/Strands Grid

	Theme 1	Theme 2	Theme 3	Theme 4	Theme 5	Theme 6	Theme 7	Theme 8	Theme 9	Theme 10
	Conflict and Cooperation	Civic Ideals, Practices and Engagement	People, Places and Environment	Material Wants and Needs	Cultural Development, Interaction and Change	Global Transformation	Science, Technology and Society	Individualism, Equality and Authority	Patterns of Social and Political Interaction	Human Expression and Communication
CIVICS	local attempts at conservation; legitimate authority	suffrage, civic participation; role of the citizen in community, nation & world	public land use	role of gov’t in economy & services	nationalism types of authority; safe-guards against abuse of authority: voting rights, rules preventing bullying;  individual vs group;  core values and means of expansion or nation and ways values are expressed	internat’l organizations; human rights balanced with cultural traditions	intellectual property rights issues	types of authority; safe-guards against abuse of authority: voting rights, rules preventing bullying;  individual vs group;  core values and means of expansion or nation and ways values are expressed	human rights issues	freedom of expression
ECONOMICS	Local attempts at conservation; internati’l agreements such as WTO	“no taxation without representation”	Triangular Trade; balancing world resources with needs/wants	individual & collective economic choices; scarcity; major systems of production & commerce	capitalism	competition & interdependence	evolution of the exchange of goods	planned economies; “no taxation without representation”	changing role of women in the economy	artistic patronage
GEOGRAPHY	food/water; natural resources	land ownership/use	migration; balancing world resources w/needs & wants	alternative energy sources	urbanization; global transformation	exploration	domestication of animals	control of natural resources; land ownership/land use	immigration issues	sense of place
U.S. HISTORY	writing of U.S./NH constitution; causes of Civil War; legitimate authority	federalism; evolution of meaning of citizenship	impact of Industrial Rev-olution; impact of Westward Expansion on Native Americans; Turner thesis	capitalism; feudalism; stock market; changes in economic systems	impact of ethnocentrism; conflict, global transformation	pandemics; exploration; tension between nat’l interests & global priorities	development of weapons of war; time efficiency	colonialism, federalism, “no taxation without representation”	slavery; racism; “Jim Crow”; Darwinsim; eugenics	reflection of history in the arts; literary & artistic expressions in particular eras
WORLD HISTORY	internat’l agreements such as WTO; legitimate authority; wars	role of citizen in community, nation, & world	impact of Industrial Revolution; land and sea trade routes	feudalism; conflict over resources; changes in econ. systems	system of beliefs, know-ledge, values & traditions;adapt-ation: assimilation; monotheism;  diffusion; acculturation;	pandemics; exploration; tension between nat’l interests & global priorities; impact of early empire building	development of weapons of war; farm implements	colonialism; role of citizen as member of world community	ethnic cleansing; migrations cultural diffusion	reflection of history in the arts; literary & artistic expressions in particular eras; human rights