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3rd Grade · Social Studies · US-DC-SS

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10 lessons
Ancient Agriculture, Technology, and Writing Systems
Compare ancient agricultural innovations, sustainable land practices, and symbolic documentation across the early Americas.
2
11 lessons
Colonial Settlement, Labor Systems, and Foundations
Analyze European transatlantic migration from 1607 to 1700, compare labor systems, and examine early colonial development.
3
10 lessons
Complex Societies of North America
Analyze the political structures, architecture, religious beliefs, and legacies of the Mississippian and Hohokam civilizations.
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Ancient Agriculture, Technology, and Writing Systems

Track 1 of 3 · 10 lessons

10 lessons

Goal

Compare ancient agricultural innovations, sustainable land practices, and symbolic documentation across the early Americas.

10 lessons
0 of 10 done
  1. The Three Sisters: Corn, Beans, and SquashUp next
  2. Hohokam Canal Irrigation and Desert CottonNot started yet
  3. Sustainable Land Management and Controlled BurnsNot started yet
  4. Indigenous Road Networks and Trail SystemsNot started yet
  5. Cave of the Painted Rock in the AmazonNot started yet
  6. Glyphs and Petroglyphs of the Grand Canyon and SouthwestNot started yet
  7. Maya Hieroglyphic Writing and CodicesNot started yet
  8. Maya Astronomy and Calendar SystemsNot started yet
  9. Comparing Agricultural Practices Across the AmericasNot started yet
  10. How Indigenous Documentation Preserves Historical ClaimsNot started yet
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Colonial Settlement, Labor Systems, and Foundations

Track 2 of 3 · 11 lessons

11 lessons

Goal

Analyze European transatlantic migration from 1607 to 1700, compare labor systems, and examine early colonial development.

11 lessons
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  1. European Voyages Across the Atlantic (1607–1700)Up next
  2. Jamestown, Tobacco, and the Struggle for SurvivalNot started yet
  3. Plymouth and the Mayflower CompactNot started yet
  4. Puritans and the Massachusetts Bay ColonyNot started yet
  5. William Penn and Religious Tolerance in PennsylvaniaNot started yet
  6. What Was European Indentured Servitude?Not started yet
  7. Daily Life, Status, and Treatment of Indentured ServantsNot started yet
  8. Freedom Dues and Life After IndentureNot started yet
  9. Comparing Indentured Servitude and Lifelong Chattel SlaveryNot started yet
  10. The Thirteen Colonies: New England, Middle, and SouthernNot started yet
  11. Foundations of American Institutions and DemocracyNot started yet
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Complex Societies of North America

Track 3 of 3 · 10 lessons

10 lessons

Goal

Analyze the political structures, architecture, religious beliefs, and legacies of the Mississippian and Hohokam civilizations.

10 lessons
0 of 10 done
  1. Cahokia and the Mississippian Mound BuildersUp next
  2. Mississippian Political Hierarchy and ChiefdomsNot started yet
  3. Religious Beliefs and Cosmology of Mississippian CultureNot started yet
  4. Artisans, Copper Crafting, and Mississippian ArtNot started yet
  5. Hohokam Villages and BallcourtsNot started yet
  6. Hohokam Shell Etching and Pottery InnovationsNot started yet
  7. Puebloan Cliff Dwellings and Chacoan Great HousesNot started yet
  8. Environmental Adaptation and the Decline of Urban CentersNot started yet
  9. Enduring Legacies of Mississippian and Southwestern NationsNot started yet
  10. Comparing Political and Social Structures in Early North AmericaNot started yet
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