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SS.6.1 The Environment and Early River Civilizations

• Geography

  • SS.6.1.14 Human-Environment Interaction: Place, Regions and Culture

    • Culture Characteristics

      • SS.6.1.14.1 Compare cultural characteristics of early river valley civilizations

        • Early Mesopotamia (6-B.1)
        • Mesopotamian empires (6-B.2)
        • Ancient Egypt: the Old Kingdom (6-C.1)
        • Ancient Egyptian religion (6-C.2)
        • The kingdoms of Kush (6-C.3)
        • Ancient China (6-D.1)
        • Early Chinese thought (6-D.2)
        • The Qin Empire (6-D.3)
        • The Han Dynasty (6-D.4)
        • Science and technology in early China (6-D.5)
        • The teachings of Confucius (6-D.6)
        • The Indus Civilization (6-E.1)
        • The Mauryan Empire (6-E.2)
        • The Gupta Empire (6-E.3)
        • Compare ancient river civilizations: geography and society (6-F.1)
        • Compare ancient river civilizations: achievements and legacy (6-F.2)

• Civics

  • SS.6.1.6 Civic and Political Institutions

    • Politics and Religion

      • SS.6.1.6.2 Explain the connection between politics and religion in the complex societies of Mesopotamia, Egypt, and China

        • Early Mesopotamia (6-B.1)
        • Mesopotamian empires (6-B.2)
        • Ancient Egypt: the Old Kingdom (6-C.1)
        • Ancient Egyptian religion (6-C.2)
        • Ancient China (6-D.1)
        • Early Chinese thought (6-D.2)
        • The Qin Empire (6-D.3)
        • The Han Dynasty (6-D.4)
        • Science and technology in early China (6-D.5)
        • The teachings of Confucius (6-D.6)
        • The Indus Civilization (6-E.1)
        • The Mauryan Empire (6-E.2)
        • The Gupta Empire (6-E.3)
        • Compare ancient river civilizations: geography and society (6-F.1)
        • Compare ancient river civilizations: achievements and legacy (6-F.2)

• History

  • SS.6.1.19 Causation and Argumentation

    • Technological Innovations

      • SS.6.1.19.3 Analyze the role of technological change in early river valley civilizations

        • Early Mesopotamia (6-B.1)
        • Ancient Egypt: the Old Kingdom (6-C.1)
        • Science and technology in early China (6-D.5)
        • Compare ancient river civilizations: achievements and legacy (6-F.2)

SS.6.2 Classical Eastern and Western Civilizations

• Civics

  • SS.6.2.6 Civic and Political Institutions

    • Classical Eastern Civilizations

      • SS.6.2.6.1 Describe cultural and political structures in classical eastern societies

        • Early Mesopotamia (6-B.1)
        • Mesopotamian empires (6-B.2)
        • Ancient Egypt: the Old Kingdom (6-C.1)
        • Ancient Egyptian religion (6-C.2)
        • Ancient China (6-D.1)
        • Early Chinese thought (6-D.2)
        • The Qin Empire (6-D.3)
        • The Han Dynasty (6-D.4)
        • Science and technology in early China (6-D.5)
        • The teachings of Confucius (6-D.6)
        • The Indus Civilization (6-E.1)
        • The Mauryan Empire (6-E.2)
        • The Gupta Empire (6-E.3)
        • Compare ancient river civilizations: geography and society (6-F.1)
        • Compare ancient river civilizations: achievements and legacy (6-F.2)

    • Classical Western Civilizations

      • SS.6.2.6.2 Describe cultural and political structures in classical western societies

        • Classical Athens: geography and society (6-I.1)
        • Classical Athens: government and culture (6-I.2)
        • Comparing Athens and Sparta: part I (6-I.3)
        • Comparing Athens and Sparta: part II (6-I.4)
        • Alexander the Great (6-I.5)
        • The beginnings of Rome (6-J.1)
        • Early Roman society and politics (6-J.2)
        • Roman government: monarchy to republic (6-J.3)
        • The Roman Republic: part I (6-J.4)
        • The Roman Republic: part II (6-J.5)
        • Caesar and the end of the Roman Republic (6-J.6)
        • Augustus and the rise of the Roman Empire (6-J.)
        • Pax Romana (6-J.7)
        • The fall of the Western Roman Empire (6-J.8)
        • Roman legacies (6-J.10)

• Geography

  • SS.6.2.16 Global Interconnections: Changing Spatial Patterns

    • Arts, Science, and Technology

      • SS.6.2.16.3 Evaluate the lasting impact of philosophy, art, science, and technology of Classical Greece, Rome, India, and China

        • Science and technology in early China (6-D.5)
        • The Mauryan Empire (6-E.2)
        • The Gupta Empire (6-E.3)
        • Classical Athens: government and culture (6-I.2)
        • Early Roman society and politics (6-J.2)
        • Roman legacies (6-J.10)

• History

  • SS.6.2.19 Causation and Argumentation

    • Fall of Classical Civilizations

      • SS.6.2.19.4 Compare causes of decline in the Roman, Han, and Gupta empires

        • The Han Dynasty (6-D.4)
        • The Gupta Empire (6-E.3)
        • The fall of the Western Roman Empire (6-J.8)

SS.6.3 Major Religions and Larger Societies

• Geography

  • SS.6.3.14 Human-Environment Interaction: Place, Regions and Culture

    • Religious and Philosophical Influence on Societies

      • SS.6.3.14.1 Explain how religion and philosophy shaped European, Asian, and Middle Eastern societies during the classical period

        • Ancient Egyptian religion (6-C.2)
        • Early Chinese thought (6-D.2)
        • The teachings of Confucius (6-D.6)
        • Origins of Judaism (6-H.1)
        • Origins of Christianity (6-H.2)
        • Origins of Islam (6-H.3)
        • Origins of Hinduism (6-H.4)
        • Origins of Buddhism (6-H.5)

SS.6.4 Post-Classical Societies

• Geography

  • SS.6.4.15 Human Population: Spatial Patterns and Movements

    • Innovations of Post-Classical Societies

      • SS.6.4.15.1 Analyze the importance of innovations of the Middle Eastern Abbasid Dynasty, Indian Gupta Empire, and Chinese Tang and Song Dynasties

        • The Gupta Empire (6-E.3)
        • Early Islamic caliphates (6-K.2)

  • SS.6.4.14 Human-Environment Interaction: Place, Regions and Culture

    • Expansion of Sub-Saharan African States

      • SS.6.4.14.2 Explain the reasons for expansion of Sub-Saharan African regions

        • The Ghana Empire (6-L.1)
        • Origins and development of the Mali Empire (6-L.2)
        • The Songhai Empire (6-L.3)

• History

  • SS.6.4.19 Causation and Argumentation

    • European Feudalism

      • SS.6.4.19.3 Explain how the fall of the Roman Empire led to the emergence of European feudalism

        • The fall of the Western Roman Empire (6-J.8)
        • Feudal Europe (6-N.1)

• Economics

  • SS.6.4.9 Economic Decision Making

    • Manorialism and Feudal System

      • SS.6.4.9.4 Describe the distribution of resources among classes in the feudal hierarchy

        • Feudal Europe (6-N.1)

SS.6.5 Post-Classical Trade Networks

• Economics

  • SS.6.5.10 Exchange and Markets

    • Trade Networks

      • SS.6.5.10.1 Describe how trade networks and the transfer of goods and ideas linked post-classical societies

        • The ancient Silk Road: geography and transportation (6-G.1)
        • The medieval Silk Road (6-G.3)
        • Early Islamic caliphates (6-K.2)
        • The Ghana Empire (6-L.1)
        • Origins and development of the Mali Empire (6-L.2)
        • The Songhai Empire (6-L.3)
        • The Age of Exploration: origins (6-Q.1)

• Geography

  • SS.6.5.15 Human Population: Spatial Patterns and Movements

    • Spread of Culture and Ideas

      • SS.6.5.15.2 Explain how the transfer of goods and ideas along trade routes affected ideas and cultures of different people in post-classical societies

        • The ancient Silk Road: geography and transportation (6-G.1)
        • The medieval Silk Road (6-G.3)
        • Early Islamic caliphates (6-K.2)
        • The Ghana Empire (6-L.1)
        • Origins and development of the Mali Empire (6-L.2)
        • The Songhai Empire (6-L.3)
        • The Age of Exploration: origins (6-Q.1)

SS.6.6 Encounters and Exchanges

• Geography

  • SS.6.6.15 Human Population: Spatial Patterns and Movements

    • Mongol Conquest

      • SS.6.6.15.1 Explain how encounters and exchanges of the Mongols linked the world

        • The Mongol Empire (6-M.1)
        • The Age of Exploration: origins (6-Q.1)

• History

  • SS.6.6.19 Causation and Argumentation

    • The Crusades

      • SS.6.6.19.2 Describe encounters between Christians, Muslims, and Jews during the Crusades

        • The Crusades (6-N.2)

    • Chinese Explorations

      • SS.6.6.19.3 Explain how the voyages of Zheng He contributed to the rise of the Ming Dynasty

SS.6.7 Mesoamerican Empires

• Geography

  • SS.6.7.16 Global Interconnections: Changing Spatial Patterns

    • Characteristics of Mesoamerican Empires

      • SS.6.7.16.1 Compare cultural and technological innovations of the Olmec, Mayan, Aztec, and Inca civilizations

        • Foundations of Maya civilization (6-P.1)
        • Foundations of Inca civilization (6-P.2)
        • Foundations of Aztec civilization (6-P.3)

SS.6.8 Renewal in Europe

• Civics

  • SS.6.8.6 Civic and Political Institutions

    • Medieval Europe Transformation

      • SS.6.8.6.1 Explain the reestablishment of Europe's political and social order in medieval times

        • Feudal Europe (6-N.1)
        • The Middle Ages after 1100 (6-N.3)

• History

  • SS.6.8.17 Change, Continuity, and Context

    • Effects of Black Death

      • SS.6.8.17.2 Analyze social, political, and economic effects of the Black Death on Europe

        • The Middle Ages after 1100 (6-N.3)

  • SS.6.8.19 Causation and Argumentation

    • Rise of the European Renaissance

      • SS.6.8.19.3 Explain the rise of the European Renaissance

        • Renaissance origins (6-O.1)
        • Italian Renaissance: achievements in literature and art (6-O.2)
        • The Scientific Revolution (6-O.4)

    • Influence of the Renaissance

      • SS.6.8.19.4 Explain how people, ideas, art, literature, science, and technology shaped the Renaissance

        • Italian Renaissance: achievements in literature and art (6-O.2)
        • The Scientific Revolution (6-O.4)