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Nova Scotia Curriculum Outcomes for Global History Grade 12 & Social Studies 9

Nova Scotia Curriculum Outcomes Connecting With Historical Resources at Thinkers Lodge National Historic Site:

For Global History 12

Unit 1  The Global Historian

SCO 1.1 Formulate and support a hypothesis as to how the world arrived at its current state at the beginning of the 21st century, using the discipline of history

SCO 1.2 Illustrate an understanding of the concept of interdependence

SCO 1.3 Apply skills and methods appropriate to the discipline of history

SCO 1.4 Examine all issues from multiple perspectives and with regard to the experiences of youth

SCO 1.5 Design and conduct a research project, independently or collaboratively, using methods appropriate to history

Unit 2  The Dynamics of Geo-Political Power

SCO 2.1 demonstrate an understanding of factors that contributed to the start of the “Cold War” between the “East” and “West”

SCO 2.2  Explain how tensions between ‘East” and ‘West” influenced events following post World War Two events

SCO 2.3  Evaluate the extent to which at least two ‘Cold War” events exhibit characteristics of the ‘East-West” conflict

SCO 2.4  Formulate and support a hypothesis regarding the geo-political future of the world

Grade Nine Social Studies Outcomes:

Unit 5: Human Rights in the Global Community

SCOs - Investigate the significance of the international human rights movement in the global community

-        Analyse the relationship between universal human rights and globalization

-        Demonstrate an understanding of advances and challenges related to universal human rights

Unit 6: Citizenship in the Global Community

·       Take age-appropriate action that demonstrates active global citizenship