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Transportation, Trade, and the Reshaping of Plains Tribal Geography
Evaluate how trade networks, equestrian mobility, railroads, and highway infrastructure altered tribal settlement, connection, and geography.
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Sense of Place, Environmental Transformation, and Global Comparisons
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Analyze how human modifications of the environment, cultural identity, and global current events shape communities and human experiences across diverse places.
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SS12.5.3Wyoming Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeAnalyze, interpret, and evaluate how conflict, demographics, movement, trade, transportation, communication, and technology affect humans’ sense of place.
SS12.5.3aWyoming Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeAnalyze how conflict, demographics, movement, trade, transportation, communication, and technology affect the Indigenous Tribes of Wyoming's sense of place.