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Global Leadership, Foreign Policy, and American Identity
Use primary and secondary sources to analyze how evolving foreign policy shaped national identity, capitalism, and domestic economic growth.
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Cold War and Contemporary America
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Analyze the major political, social, technological, and foreign policy developments in the United States from the Cold War to the present.
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USHC.5.CXSouth Carolina Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeContextualize domestic economic development and American national identity within global politics.
USHC.5.ESouth Carolina Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeUtilize primary and secondary sources to judge the impact of evolving American foreign policy on American identity and capitalism.