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Hawaii Core Standards for Social Studies Hawaii Core Standards for Social Studies
Hawaii Content Standards (2005): Grade 7: History of the Hawaiian Kingdom Hawaii Content Standards (2005): Grade 7: History of the Hawaiian Kingdom
Hawaii Content Standards (2005): Grade 7: Pacific Islands Hawaii Content Standards (2005): Grade 7: Pacific Islands
Common Core State Standards: Grades 6-8 Literacy in History/Social Studies Common Core State Standards: Grades 6-8 Literacy in History/Social Studies
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SS.7HHK.1 Unification of the Hawaiian Kingdom

History
- SS.7HHK.1.17 Change, Continuity, and Context
  - Unification of the Hawaiian Islands
    - SS.7HHK.1.17.1 Analyze the role of individuals, events, and ideas leading to the unification of the Hawaiian Kingdom
- SS.7HHK.1.18 Perspectives
  - Arrival of James Cook
    - SS.7HHK.1.18.2 Compare and contrast Hawaiian and Western perspectives on the arrival of James Cook in Hawaiʻi
Civics
- SS.7HHK.1.6 Civic and Political Institutions
  - Hawaiian Kingdom Under Kamehameha I
    - SS.7HHK.1.6.3 Assess the changes initiated by Kamehameha I on Hawaiian society after unification

SS.7HHK.2 The Developing Hawaiian Kingdom

History
- SS.7HHK.2.17 Change, Continuity, and Context
  - End of the Kapu System
    - SS.7HHK.2.17.1 Assess the impact of the abolishment of the kapu system
  - Arrival of Missionaries
    - SS.7HHK.2.17.2 Assess the social and cultural changes resulting from missionary influence in Hawaiian society
Economics
- SS.7HHK.2.9 Economic Decision Making
  - Development of a Market Economy
    - What is economics? (7-GG.1)
    - Costs and benefits (7-GG.2)
    - Opportunity cost (7-GG.3)
    - Trade and specialization (7-GG.4)
    - What is a market? (7-GG.5)
    - SS.7HHK.2.9.3 Analyze how the sandalwood and whaling industries impacted Hawaiʻi's economy
Geography
- SS.7HHK.2.14 Human-Environment Interaction: Place, Regions, and Culture
  - Western Influence
    - SS.7HHK.2.14.4 Explain the social and environmental changes resulting from foreign influence
      - Industrial and Transportation Revolutions (7-NN.1)
      - Industrialization in the Gilded Age (7-QQ.1)

SS.7HHK.3 The Late Hawaiian Kingdom

Geography
- SS.7HHK.3.15 Human Population: Spatial Patterns and Movements
  - Mass Immigration
    - Industrial and Transportation Revolutions (7-NN.1)
    - Industrialization in the Gilded Age (7-QQ.1)
    - Cities in the Gilded Age (7-QQ.)
    - SS.7HHK.3.15.1 Analyze the causes and impacts of immigration of various ethnic groups for plantation labor
Civics
- SS.7HHK.3.8 Process, Rules, and Laws
  - The Constitution: structure and principles (7-DD.1)
  - The Constitution: amendments (7-DD.2)
  - The Constitution: interpretation (7-DD.3)
  - The Bill of Rights (7-DD.4)
  - Laws and courts (7-EE.1)
  - Constitutional Monarchy
    - SS.7HHK.3.8.2 Explain the processes, ideas, and people's roles involved in the transition from absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy
Economics
- SS.7HHK.3.11 The National Economy
  - Industrial and Transportation Revolutions (7-NN.1)
  - Industrialization in the Gilded Age (7-QQ.1)
  - Changes in Land Tenure
    - SS.7HHK.3.11.3 Evaluate the impact of changing land tenure on Hawaiians

SS.7HHK.4 Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom

Economics
- SS.7HHK.4.12 The Global Economy
  - Industrial and Transportation Revolutions (7-NN.1)
  - Industrialization in the Gilded Age (7-QQ.1)
  - Causes of the Overthrow
    - SS.7HHK.4.12.1 Evaluate the political and economic developments leading to the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom
History
- SS.7HHK.4.18 Perspectives
  - Overthrow
    - SS.7HHK.4.18.2 Compare and contrast perspectives of proponents and opponents of the 1893 overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom

SS.7PI.1 Early Pacific People

Geography
- SS.7PI.1.13 Geographic Representations: Spatial Views of the World
  - Oceans and continents (7-A.1)
  - Identify and select countries of Asia: region 1 (7-J.1)
  - Name countries of Asia: region 1 (7-J.2)
  - Identify and select countries of Asia: region 2 (7-J.3)
  - Name countries of Asia: region 2 (7-J.4)
  - Identify and select countries of Oceania (7-K.1)
  - Name countries of Oceania (7-K.2)
  - Origins and Settlement
    - SS.7PI.1.13.1 Use geographic representations to explain the relationships between the origins, settlement, and languages of Pacific people
- SS.7PI.1.14 Human-Environment Interaction: Place, Regions, and Culture
  - Technology and Innovation
    - SS.7PI.1.14.2 Explain how early Pacific people adapted to and modified environments on low and high islands
Civics
- SS.7PI.1.8 Processes, Rules, and Laws
  - Social Organization and Cultural Expression
    - SS.7PI.1.8.3 Explain how power and authority are represented in cultural expressions of the early Pacific people

SS.7PI.2 Historic Encounters and Exchanges in the Pacific

Economics
- SS.7PI.2.10 Exchange and Markets
  - Early Encounters
    - SS.7PI.2.10.1 Describe early encounters between Pacific Islanders and foreigners
History
- SS.7PI.2.19 Causation and Argumentation
  - Foreign Exchanges
    - SS.7PI.2.19.2 Explain how political and economic needs of foreigners changed Pacific Island societies
Economics
- SS.7PI.2.12 The Global Economy
  - Colonization and Imperialism through WWII
    - SS.7PI.2.12.3 Evaluate how Pacific Islander participation in global economies changed during the colonial era through World War II
Civics
- SS.7PI.2.7 Civic Virtues and Democratic Principles
  - Post-WWII Political Development
    - SS.7PI.2.7.4 Analyze the interests and obligations of colonial powers in Pacific Island nations and entities since World War II

SS.7PI.3 The Contemporary Pacific

Geography
- SS.7PI.3.14 Human-Environment Interactions: Places, Regions, and Culture
  - Impact of Militarization and Nuclear Testing
    - SS.7PI.3.14.1 Explain the social, environmental, and economic impacts of nuclear testing and militarization on Pacific Islander peoples and island environments
History
- SS.7PI.3.17 Change, Continuity, and Context
  - Contemporary Migration
    - SS.7PI.3.17.2 Analyze the reasons for contemporary migration of Pacific Islander populations
Civics
- SS.7PI.3.8 Processes, Rules, and Laws
  - Contemporary Solutions
    - SS.7PI.3.8.3 Propose a research-based policy solution to a problem facing a Pacific Island nation

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SS.7HHK.1 Unification of the Hawaiian Kingdom

History

SS.7HHK.1.17 Change, Continuity, and Context

Unification of the Hawaiian Islands

SS.7HHK.1.17.1 Analyze the role of individuals, events, and ideas leading to the unification of the Hawaiian Kingdom

SS.7HHK.1.18 Perspectives

Arrival of James Cook

SS.7HHK.1.18.2 Compare and contrast Hawaiian and Western perspectives on the arrival of James Cook in Hawaiʻi

Civics

SS.7HHK.1.6 Civic and Political Institutions

Hawaiian Kingdom Under Kamehameha I

SS.7HHK.1.6.3 Assess the changes initiated by Kamehameha I on Hawaiian society after unification

SS.7HHK.2 The Developing Hawaiian Kingdom

History

SS.7HHK.2.17 Change, Continuity, and Context

End of the Kapu System

SS.7HHK.2.17.1 Assess the impact of the abolishment of the kapu system

Arrival of Missionaries

SS.7HHK.2.17.2 Assess the social and cultural changes resulting from missionary influence in Hawaiian society

Economics

SS.7HHK.2.9 Economic Decision Making

Development of a Market Economy

SS.7HHK.2.9.3 Analyze how the sandalwood and whaling industries impacted Hawaiʻi's economy

Geography

SS.7HHK.2.14 Human-Environment Interaction: Place, Regions, and Culture

Western Influence

SS.7HHK.2.14.4 Explain the social and environmental changes resulting from foreign influence

SS.7HHK.3 The Late Hawaiian Kingdom

Geography

SS.7HHK.3.15 Human Population: Spatial Patterns and Movements

Mass Immigration

SS.7HHK.3.15.1 Analyze the causes and impacts of immigration of various ethnic groups for plantation labor

Civics

SS.7HHK.3.8 Process, Rules, and Laws

Constitutional Monarchy

SS.7HHK.3.8.2 Explain the processes, ideas, and people's roles involved in the transition from absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy

Economics

SS.7HHK.3.11 The National Economy

Changes in Land Tenure

SS.7HHK.3.11.3 Evaluate the impact of changing land tenure on Hawaiians

SS.7HHK.4 Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom

Economics

SS.7HHK.4.12 The Global Economy

Causes of the Overthrow

SS.7HHK.4.12.1 Evaluate the political and economic developments leading to the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom

History

SS.7HHK.4.18 Perspectives

Overthrow

SS.7HHK.4.18.2 Compare and contrast perspectives of proponents and opponents of the 1893 overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom

SS.7PI.1 Early Pacific People

Geography

SS.7PI.1.13 Geographic Representations: Spatial Views of the World

Origins and Settlement

SS.7PI.1.13.1 Use geographic representations to explain the relationships between the origins, settlement, and languages of Pacific people

SS.7PI.1.14 Human-Environment Interaction: Place, Regions, and Culture

Technology and Innovation

SS.7PI.1.14.2 Explain how early Pacific people adapted to and modified environments on low and high islands

Civics

SS.7PI.1.8 Processes, Rules, and Laws

Social Organization and Cultural Expression

SS.7PI.1.8.3 Explain how power and authority are represented in cultural expressions of the early Pacific people

SS.7PI.2 Historic Encounters and Exchanges in the Pacific

Economics

SS.7PI.2.10 Exchange and Markets

Early Encounters

SS.7PI.2.10.1 Describe early encounters between Pacific Islanders and foreigners

History

SS.7PI.2.19 Causation and Argumentation

Foreign Exchanges

SS.7PI.2.19.2 Explain how political and economic needs of foreigners changed Pacific Island societies

Economics

SS.7PI.2.12 The Global Economy

Colonization and Imperialism through WWII

SS.7PI.2.12.3 Evaluate how Pacific Islander participation in global economies changed during the colonial era through World War II

Civics

SS.7PI.2.7 Civic Virtues and Democratic Principles

Post-WWII Political Development