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        Social Studies Correlations to California State Standards

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Social Studies 801 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: The Basis of the American Republic 3 8.1.3, 8.1.4, 8.2.2
Chapter 1: The Republic 7 8.1.4, 8.2.2
Chapter 2: The Constitution: A Constitution is Drafted and Ratified 11 8.1.1, 8.2.2, 8.2.4
Chapter 2: The Constitution: Source of Government Authority 17 8.2.2, 8.2.4, 8.2.6
Chapter 2: The Principles of Government 17 8.2.6, 8.2.7
Chapter 2: Provisions for Amendment 19 8.2.6
Chapter 3: The Bill of Rights 24 8.2.1, 8.2.3, 8.2.5
Chapter 3: Vital Protection for Individual Liberties 26 8.2.6
Chapter 3: The Responsibilities of Citizenship 28 8.3.6
Chapter 3: Requirements for Citizenship 29 8.3.6
Chapter 3: Naturalization 30 8.3.6
Chapter 3: Using the Ballot 31 8.3.6
   
Social Studies 802 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: Political Parties  3 8.3.4, 8.3.6, 8.3.7
Chapter 1: The Federal Government 9 8.1.2, 8.3.2, 8.3.3
Chapter 1: Organization of the Legislative Branch of the Federal Government 14 8.3.3
Chapter 1: Qualifications of Members of Congress 17 8.2.2, 8.2.6, 8.3.3
Chapter 2: Powers of the Legislative Branch 22 8.2.6, 8.3.6
Chapter 2: Officers and Leaders of the Congress 25 8.2.6
Chapter 2: The Lawmaking Process 26 8.3.6
Chapter 2:  Congressional Powers of Investigation 29 8.2.6
Chapter 2: The Great Compromise 31 8.2.6
Chapter 2: The Constitution and Slavery 33 8.7.2, 8.11.5
Chapter 2:  The Consitution and Women 41 8.2.2, 8.8.3
Chapter 3: The Presidency 46 8.2.6
Chapter 3: The Presidential Powers 52 8.2.6
Chapter 3: The President 66 8.2.6
               
Social Studies 803 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: The Executive Departments of the Government 4 8.1.2, 8.1.4, 8.2.6, 8.2.7, 8.3.6
Chapter 2: The State Government 19 8.3.1, 8.3.3, 8.3.6, 8.6.5
Chapter 3: The City Government 33 8.3.2, 8.3.6, 8.6.5
               
Social Studies 804 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: George Washington- (1789-1796) 7 8.3.4, 8.4.1
Chapter 1: John Adams- (1797-1801) 13 8.4.1
Chapter 1: Thomas Jefferson- (1801-1809) 17 8.4.1
Chapter 1: James Madison- (1808-1816) 24 8.4.1, 8.5.1
Chapter 2: The Great Speeches 33 8.4.2
Chapter 2: Capitalism 39 8.4.3, 8.4.4
               
Social Studies 805 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: The Cause 6 8.5.1
Chapter 1: The American reaction 8 8.5.1
Chapter 1: The Political pressure 9 8.5.1
Chapter 1: A timeline for the war of 1812 9 8.5.1
Chapter 1: War at sea 10 8.5.1
Chapter 1: Land campaign of 1812 11 8.5.1
Chapter 1: The Major Battles 13 8.5.1
Chapter 1: Treaty of Ghent 15 8.5.1
Chapter 2: Expansion 22 8.5.2
Chapter 2: The Monroe Doctrine 23 8.5.2
Chapter 2: Manifest Destiny 25 8.8.2
Chapter 2: The Mexican American War 1845 26 8.5.2
Chapter 3: The Native American Treaties 35 8.5.3
Chapter 3: The Struggle for Land 36 8.8.2
Chapter 3: The Last Indian Wars 38 8.8.2, 8.12.2
Chapter 3: Treaties 40 8.5.3
               
Social Studies 806 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: Industry 6 8.6.1
Chapter 1: Obstacles and Economics/Political Factors 7 8.6.2
Chapter 1: Reasons for Rise in Immigration from Northern Europe to the United States 9 8.6.3
Chapter 1: Lives of Black Americans who gained freedom 10 8.6.4
Chapter 1: Women's Suffrage Movements 12 8.6.6
Chapter 1: American Art 13 8.6.7
Chapter 2: Industry 18 8.7.1
Chapter 2: Origin of Slavery 19 8.7.2
Chapter 2: Characteristics of White Southern Society 27 8.7.3
Chapter 2: Lives of and Opportunities of Free Blacks 27 8.7.4, 8.9.6
               
Social Studies 807 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: Andrew Jackson 6 8.8.1, 8.8.2
Chapter 1: Role of Pioneer Women and the New Status Achieved 10 8.8.3
Chapter 2: Mexican Settlements 18 8.8.5
Chapter 2: Great Rivers and Struggle over Water Rights 23 8.8.4
Chapter 2: Attitudes towards Slavery 23 8.8.5
Chapter 2: Texas War for Independence 23 8.8.6
Chapter 2: Mexican-American War 27 8.8.6
               
Social Studies 808 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: Leaders in the Movement 7 8.9.1
Chapter 1: Abolition in State Constitutions 10 8.9.2
Chapter 1: Importance of Northwest Ordinance of Education 10 8.9.3
Chapter 2: Missouri Compromise 15 8.9.5
Chapter 2: Wilmot Proviso (1846) 16 8.9.5
Chapter 2: Compromise of 1850 16 8.9.5
Chapter 2: California joins the Union 16 8.9.4
Chapter 2:  Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854) 18 8.9.5
Chapter 2: The Dred Scott v. Sanford Decision (1857) 22 8.9.5
Chapter 2: The Lincoln-Douglass Debates (1858) 23 8.9.5
Chapter 3: The American Revolution 27 8.1.3
Chapter 3: Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom of 1786 28 8.2.5
Chapter 3: Shays' Rebellion (1786-87) 29 8.3.5
Chapter 3: The Whiskey Rebellion 30 8.3.5
Chapter 3: The Struggles and Growth of the American Education System 31 8.6.5
Chapter 3: Indian Wars and the Development of Federal Indian Policy 32 8.12.2
Chapter 3: Agrarians Versus Industrialists 35 8.10.2
               
Social Studies 809 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: Different Interpretations of State and Federal Authority 6 8.10.1
Chapter 1: Two Different Doctrines 7 8.10.3
Chapter 1: Abraham Lincoln-(1809-1865) 9 8.10.2, 8.10.4
Chapter 2: Leaders of the War 19 8.10.5
Chapter 2: Soldiers on Both Sides 21 8.10.5
Chapter 2: Critical developments and events in the war 24 8.10.6
Chapter 2: Effects of War 31 8.10.7
               
Social Studies 810 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1: Political and Social Structures 8 8.11.1
Chapter 1: Push and Pull Factors 9 8.11.2
Chapter 1: Freedman's Bureau 12 8.11.3
Chapter 2: Thirteenth Amendment 20 8.11.5
Chapter 2: Fourteenth Amendment 20 8.11.5
Chapter 2: Fifteenth Amendment 20 8.11.5
Chapter 2: Rise of the Ku Klux Klan 21 8.11.4
Chapter 2: Inventors and their Inventions 23 8.12.9
               
Social Studies 811 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
               
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Chapter 1, Section 1: People who made a difference in this country 7 8.12.4
Chapter 1, Section 2: States and Federal Government 10 8.12.3
Chapter 2, Section 1: Agricultural and industrial development 16 8.12.1
Chapter 2, Section 2: Location and effects of urbanization 20 8.12.5
Chapter 2, Section 3: Renewed immigration 21 8.12.5
Chapter 3, Section 1: Industrialization and its effects on Cities, Wealth and Economic Opportunity, the Conservation Movement 26 8.12.5
Chapter 3, Section 2: Child Labor 28 8.12.6
Chapter 3, Section 3: The New Wave of Nativism 31 8.12.7
Chapter 3, Section 4: The Characteristics and Impact of Grangerism and Populism 33 8.12.8
Social Studies 812 Correlation to CA Social Studies Content Standards
Section Page Standard(s)
I - Choosing a Topic 5 8.6.6, 8.6.7, 8.8.1, 8.9.1, 8.12.4, 8.12.9
II - Finding Sources of Information 6  
III - Reading Your Sources and Taking Notes 8  
IV - Organizing Your Ideas and Writing Your Outline 14  
V - Writing the Rough Draft 18  
VI - Drawing a Map 23 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5, 8.6, 8.7, 8.8, 8.9, 8.10, 8.11, 8.12
VII - Creating a Time Line 24 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5, 8.6, 8.7, 8.8, 8.9, 8.10, 8.11, 8.12
VIII - Writing a Bibliography 26  
IX - Editing the Rough Draft 27  
X - Writing the Final Copy 28  
XI - United States History Report Scoring 33  
XII - Bibliography Examples 34  
               
Correlation Analysis:
All standards are covered.

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