In Social Studies 9, students explore the themes of Interactions and Interdependence, Resources and Wealth, Dynamic Relations, and Power and Authority through the lens of past societies such as Feudal Japan, the Vikings, and the Aztecs, among others. Students learn how to make connections to contemporary times and the overarching characteristics of civilizations. Historical thinking concepts such as historical significance, continuity & change, evidence, cause and consequence, and perspective form the basis of critical thought in the course. The content will be delivered through lesson videos, printed notes, activities and textbook readings.
E-Text - Pearson’s Pathways: Civilizations through Time 2nd Edition
Social Studies 9 Student Workbooks
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