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Analyzing U.S. Demographic Data and Regional Patterns

4th Grade · Social Studies · US-MD-SS

8 lessons

Goal

Use thematic maps, demographic charts, and regional case studies to investigate contemporary population distributions across diverse environments.

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  1. Comparing State-by-State Growth Rates Using Bar GraphsUp next
  2. Analyzing Flow Maps to Trace Internal U.S. MigrationNot started yet
  3. Indigenous Land Loss and Forced Relocation MappingNot started yet
  4. Interpreting Maryland Population Growth from Colony to StateNot started yet
  5. Coastal Population Growth and Vulnerability MapsNot started yet
  6. Mountain and Desert Demographics: Settling Harsh BiomesNot started yet
  7. Comparing Historical and Modern U.S. Dot Density MapsYou are here
  8. Drawing Conclusions from U.S. Population Trend LinesNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

us-md6/7.1.3.aMaryland Social Studies Standards · 4th Grade

Examining maps and data to determine how the populations have shifted throughout time in the United States.