West Virginia Learning Standards

ALL CURRICULUMS
(ANCIENT HISTORY, MIDDLE AGES, AMERICAN HISTORY)
SS.K.16; SS.1.18; SS.1.21; SS.3.3; SS.3.4
SS.7.3; SS.7.13
SS.W.1; SS.W.13

AMERICAN HISTORY CURRICULUM
SS.3.21; SS.4.10
SS.USC.20

ALEXANDER THE GREAT UNBOXED
ANGLO-SAXONS UNBOXED
CHARLEMAGNE UNBOXED
JULIUS CAESAR UNBOXED
MONGOLS UNBOXED
BABYLON UNBOXED
LEWIS & CLARK UNBOXED
SS.2.16

NATIVE ALASKA UNBOXED
ST. AUGUSTINE UNBOXED
POWHATAN UNBOXED
MISSIONS UNBOXED
EXPLORERS UNBOXED
MALI UNBOXED
PLYMOUTH UNBOXED
SS.3.21; SS.3.22

FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR UNBOXED
REVOLUTION UNBOXED
SS.4.14

LEWIS & CLARK UNBOXED
GOING WEST UNBOXED
SS.4.16; SS.5.16

CIVIL WAR UNBOXED
SS.5.20

ALL CURRICULUMS
(ANCIENT HISTORY, MIDDLE AGES, AMERICAN HISTORY)
SS.6.15; SS.7.3; SS.7.13

ALEXANDER THE GREAT UNBOXED
ATHENS UNBOXED
BABYLON UNBOXED
BYZANTINE EMPIRE UNBOXED
ISLAMIC EMPIRE UNBOXED
MING DYNASTY UNBOXED
SS.7.1

JOMON UNBOXED
URUK UNBOXED
EGYPT UNBOXED
AUSTRALIA UNBOXED
OLMECS UNBOXED
ISRAELITES UNBOXED
INDUS VALLEY UNBOXED
MAURYAN EMPIRE UNBOXED
CHINA UNBOXED
PHOENICIA UNBOXED
GHANA UNBOXED
SS.7.17

ANGLO-SAXONS UNBOXED
VIKINGS UNBOXED
JAPAN UNBOXED
KOREA UNBOXED
BENIN UNBOXED
MAYA UNBOXED
SS.7.18

ALL CURRICULUMS
(ANCIENT HISTORY, MIDDLE AGES, AMERICAN HISTORY)
SS.W.1; SS.W.13

ANCIENT HISTORY CURRICULUM
SS.W.3; SS.W.17; SS.W.18

MIDDLE AGES CURRICULUM
SS.W.3; SS.W.19; SS.W.21

CIVIL WAR UNBOXED
SS.US.21

EXPLORERS UNBOXED
ST. AUGUSTINE UNBOXED
JAMESTOWN UNBOXED
MALI UNBOXED
PLYMOUTH UNBOXED
SS.USC.20

GOING WEST UNBOXED
MISSIONS UNBOXED
LEWIS & CLARK UNBOXED
SS.USC.22

SS.K.16 Investigate the past and explore the differences in other people, times and cultures through stories of people, heroes, pictures, songs, holidays, customs, traditions or legends.
SS.1.18 Utilize primary source documents and oral accounts to investigate ways communities change throughout history.
SS.1.21 Illustrate personal history by creating a timeline.
SS.2.16 Explore the impact historic figures have had upon our society.
SS.3.3 Investigate significant cultural contributions of various groups creating our multicultural society.
SS.3.4 Examine historical conflicts and their resolutions.
SS.3.21 Examine the settlement of North America by Native Americans.
SS.3.22 Determine the causes and effects of European exploration.
SS.4.10 Compare and contrast the physical, economic and political changes to America caused by geographic conditions and human intervention.
SS.4.14 Demonstrate an understanding of the conflict between the American colonies and England that led to the Revolutionary War.
SS.4.16 Demonstrate an understanding of the causes and effects of Westward Expansion.
SS.5.16 Illustrate the effects of settlement on the environment of the West.
SS.5.20 Demonstrate an understanding of the industrial North and the agricultural South before, during and after the Civil War.

SS.6.15 Compare and contrast historical maps and identify the changes in political boundaries as a result of conflicts.
SS.7.1 Classify and compare various forms of government through the Age of Imperialism[.]
SS.7.3 Compare and contrast the roles, rights and responsibilities of free men, women, children, slaves and foreigners across time in various civilizations.
SS.7.13 Analyze the impact of cultural diffusion on a variety of regions.
SS.7.17 Demonstrate an understanding of the ancient civilizations.
SS.7.18 Demonstrate an understanding of the Middle Ages.

SS.W.1 Describe the roles of citizens and their responsibilities.
SS.W.3 Analyze and evaluate various ways of organizing systems of government in order to illustrate the continuity and change in the role of government over time[.]
SS.W.13 Explain how migration of people and movement of goods and ideas can enrich cultures, but also create tensions.
SS.W.17 Demonstrate an understanding of ancient river civilizations and the ways in which early civilizations evolve.
SS.W.18 Demonstrate an understanding of classical civilizations and the influence of those civilizations across time and space.
SS.W.19 Demonstrate an understanding of Middle Age societies[.]
SS.W.21 Demonstrate an understanding of the global political environment of the sixteenth through the nineteenth centuries.
SS.US.21 Demonstrate an understanding of the causes and course of the Civil War[.]
SS.USC.20 Demonstrate an understanding of the European settlement of North America.
SS.USC.22 Demonstrate an understanding of westward movement and land acquisition.

Please note: Our Modern History Curriculum (coming soon!) will align with several Grade 9-12 courses, including Contemporary Studies.