Features of Our World
4.3.1 examine major physical features of the world
4.3.2 describe the main characteristics of rivers, islands, mountains, and oceans
4.3.3 examine the relationship between humans and the physical environment
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Societies Over Time
5.1.1 demonstrate an understanding of the concept of society; provide examples of societies (past and present); identify some common features of societies
Place and Environment
(Focus: Egypt)
5.2.1 explain how place and geographic feature(s) influenced the development of an ancient society; locate the society using geographic skills and technologies; identify the significant geographic feature that influenced the development of the society; describe the attributes of the geographic feature; explain how this geographic feature contributed to the development of the society
5.2.2 describe how place and environment affected, and were affected by, the lifestyles of an ancient society; identify the lifestyles within the society; describe how place and environment affected lifestyles; explain how lifestyles affected the environment
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Explorers
4.1.1 examine the concept of exploration.
4.2.1 examine the stories of various explorers of land, ocean, space, and ideas
4.2.2 analyze factors that motivate exploration
4.2.3 evaluate the impact of exploration over time
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Social Structure
(Focus: Medieval England)
5.3.1 explain the social structure of a medieval society; locate the selected society using geographic skills and technologies; illustrate the social structure of the society; identify relationships within the social structure; explain how social structure influenced the society
5.3.2 examine the diverse lifestyles within a medieval society; compare the various lifestyles within the society; explain how lifestyles of the peoples affected, and were affected by, the environment
Governance
(Focus: First Nations Peoples of Canada)
5.4.1 demonstrate an understanding of the diverse societies of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (Metis), in what later became Canada; locate First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (Metis), in what later became Canada, using geographic skills and technologies; explain how place and environment influenced the lives of First Nations Inuit, and Métis (Metis), in what later became Canada
5.4.2 examine systems of governance in societies of First Nations, Inuit, and Metis, in what later became Atlantic Canada; explain how the world views of First Nations, Inuit, and Metis, influenced systems of governance in what later became Atlantic Canada; examine how the social structures of First Nations, Inuit, and Metis, influenced systems of governance in what later became Atlantic Canada; describe systems of governance, in what later became Atlantic Canada, used by First Nations, Inuit, and Metis societies
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Landscapes of Canada
4.4.1 describe the physical landscape of Canada
4.4.2 examine the human landscape of Canada
4.4.3 describe the political landscape of Canada
4.4.4 examine symbols associated with Canada’s landscapes
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Interactions
(Focus: French and British Colonialism)
5.5.1 examine the reasons for and effects of early French and British settlement in what later became Atlantic Canada; explain the role of the fisheries and the fur trade as specific motives for early settlement patterns in present-day Atlantic Canada; examine interactions between First Nations and Inuit and early Europeans in present-day Atlantic Canada
5.5.2 demonstrate an understanding that conflict had an impact on French and British settlers and on Aboriginal peoples in what later became Atlantic Canada; identify how European conflict affected the British and French in what later became Atlantic Canada; describe how British and French presence and conflict, in what later became Atlantic Canada, affected First Nations and Inuit
Society Today
5.6.1 illustrate an understanding that societies share common features
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