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Spatial Geography, Indigenous Lands, and Regional Resource Conflicts

9th Grade · Social Studies · US-WY-SS

9 lessons

Goal

Utilize geographic tools and spatial analysis to examine ancestral tribal lands, regional resource disputes, and environmental management across Wyoming and the West.

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  1. Analyzing Global Patterns and Interconnectedness with Geographic ToolsUp next
  2. Mapping Ancestral Homelands and Modern Reservations in WyomingNot started yet
  3. Spatial Contraction: From Ancestral Territory to the Wind River ReservationNot started yet
  4. Defining Physical and Cultural Regions in GeographyNot started yet
  5. Sacred Geography and Contested Land: The Black Hills and Bear LodgeYou are here
  6. Resource Conflicts and Conservation in the Yellowstone BasinNot started yet
  7. Water Rights and the Big Horn River AdjudicationNot started yet
  8. Energy Development and Resource Management on Public and Tribal LandsNot started yet
  9. Solving Regional Problems Through Spatial and Environmental PlanningNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

us-wySS12.5.2.aWyoming Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Analyze how the value placed on physical characteristics and natural resources cause conflict among different groups. (e.g., Black Hills, energy development, Big Horn River Adjudication, Devils Tower/Bear Lodge, and Yellowstone)