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Feudalism, Power, and Steps Toward Self-Rule
5th Grade · Social-studies · US-UT-SS
9 lessons
Goal
Critique how social hierarchies, economic shifts, and legal milestones spurred movements toward self-rule in the post-classical era.
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- 1Feudal Hierarchies in Western Europe: Monarchs, Lords, and SerfsUp nextStart
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- 3Comparing European and Japanese Feudal SystemsNot started yet
- 4Growth of Medieval Towns and the Merchant ClassNot started yet
- 5Medieval Guilds and Economic Self-RegulationNot started yet
- 6The Magna Carta of 1215: Limiting Royal PowerNot started yet
- 7The Roots of Parliament and Representative AssembliesNot started yet
- 8Peasant Revolts and Challenges to the Feudal OrderNot started yet
- 9Evaluating Steps Toward Self-Rule in the Post-Classical EraNot started yet
Curriculum Framework
5th Grade · Social-studies · US-UT-SS
1
9 lessons
Major World Religions and Philosophical Traditions
Summarize the core tenets, sacred texts, origins, and moral teachings of major world religions and philosophies.
2
10 lessons
Religious Diffusion and Globalization in the Post-Classical Era
Use primary and secondary sources to explain how religious diffusion fueled early globalization and cultural exchange.
3
9 lessons
Inventions, Science, and Technology in the Post-Classical World
Identify key inventions from 500 to 1500 CE and evaluate their ongoing historical and modern significance.
4
8 lessons
Geography, Trade Networks, and Global Connections
Use thematic and physical maps to trace how geographic factors influenced trade routes, human interaction, and the spread of disease.
5
9 lessons
Feudalism, Power, and Steps Toward Self-Rule
Critique how social hierarchies, economic shifts, and legal milestones spurred movements toward self-rule in the post-classical era.
6
9 lessons
Regional Powers and Cross-Cultural Globalization
Generalize how the movement of goods, scholars, and ideas expanded the global influence of China, India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.