Social Studies-VII
Social studies education equips students with the knowledge, skills, and perspectives to understand complex interactions among people, cultures, economies, and governments. By examining historical and contemporary issues, students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities. These experiences prepare them to engage as active, informed, and responsible citizens who contribute thoughtfully to their local, national, and global communities.
Course Topic
A1_Beginnings of Judaism
A2_Beginnings of Christianity
A3_Beginnings of Islam
A4_Beginnings of Hinduism
A5_Beginnings of Buddhism
B1_Athens: Land, Society, and Culture
B2_Athens vs. Sparta
B3_Alexander the Great
C1_The Indus Valley
C2_The Maurya Dynasty
C3_The Gupta Dynasty
D1_Egypt’s Old Kingdom
D2_Religion in Ancient Egypt
D3_Kingdoms of Kush
E1_Early China
E2_Chinese Philosophy
E3_The Qin Dynasty
E4_The Han Dynasty
E5_Science and Inventions in China
E6_Confucian Teachings
F1_Becoming a Citizen
F2_Rights and Duties of Citizens
F3_The U.S. Citizenship Test
G1_Purpose of Government
G2_The Legislative Branch
G3_The Executive Branch
G4_The Judicial Branch
G5_System of Checks and Balances
G6_State and Local Government
G7_Levels and Branches of Government
G8_Global Organizations
H1_Latitude and Longitude: Basics
H2_Using Latitude and Longitude
I1_Silk Road: Land and Travel
I2_Silk Road: Goods and Ideas
I3_Silk Road in the Middle Ages
J1_The Ghana Kingdom
J2_Rise of Mali
J3_The Songhai Kingdom
K1_East Asia Profile
K2_China: Country Study
K3_Japan: Country Study
L1_The Mongol Empire
L2_Medieval Japan
M1_South America Profile
M2_Brazil: Country Study
N1_West and Central Africa Profile
N2_Africa: Region 1
N3_Africa: Region 2
N4_Africa: Region 3
N5_Africa: Region 4
N6_Africa: Region 5
O1_Europe: Region 1
O2_Europe: Region 2
O3_Europe: Region 3
O4_Europe: Region 4
O5_Europe: Region 5
P1_Countries of North and Central America
P2_Countries of the Caribbean
P3_Countries of South America
Q1_The Saljuk Dynasty
Q2_The Fatmid Dynasty
Q3_The Ottoman Dynasty
R1_Industry and Transport Growth
R2_Reform Movements
R3_Immigration in the Antebellum Era
R4_Slavery in the South
R5_Abolitionists
R6_Texas Independence and Annexation
R7_The U.S.-Mexican War
R8_Causes of Civil War: Missouri Compromise to Kansas
R9_Causes of Civil War: Dred Scott to Secession
S1_Industry in the Gilded Age
S2_City Life in the Gilded Age
T1_The Maya Civilization
T2_The Inca Civilization
T3_The Aztec Civilization
U1_The Renaissance Begins
U2_Italy: Art and Literature
U3_The Reformation
U4_The Scientific Revolution
U5_The Enlightenment: Ideas and Rights
V1_Jacksonian Democracy
V2_Tariffs, Nullification, and Bank Conflict
V3_Indian Removal and the Trail of Tears
W1_Banks and Their Role
W2_Ways of Payment
X1_Eid al-Adha
X2_Holi Festival
X3_Nowruz Celebration
Y1_Religion’s Role in Human Growth
Z1_The Gift of Brotherhood
Z2_Unity and Togetherness
Z3_Path to Prosperity
Z4_Why Honesty Matters?
Z5_Speaking the Truth
Z6_Learning from Mistakes
