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Factors Leading to the Decline of the Western Roman Empire
Analyze political instability, economic inflation, military burdens, and external invasions that contributed to the fall of Rome.
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Classical Mediterranean: Ancient Greece and the Roman World
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Compare governance models, citizenship ideals, legal frameworks, and cultural achievements of Ancient Greece and Rome.
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SS.6-8.FL.2Nevada Social Studies Standards · 7th GradeInvestigate consequences of potential financial decisions to make reasoned financial choices.
SS.6-8.FL.7Nevada Social Studies Standards · 7th GradeDiscuss the cost of borrowing money for different types of goods and services, including but not limited to: consumables, vehicles, higher education, and housing.