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Exploring Social Studies: Sociology, Psychology, and Global Affairs

Dive into the world of social studies with a focus on sociology, psychology, and global affairs. Explore topics like social structure, behavior, emotions, historical roots, conflicts, and human rights. Understand the nature of sociology, perspectives in psychology, and worldwide issues shaping our present and future.

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Exploring Social Studies: Sociology, Psychology, and Global Affairs

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  1. St. Mary’s Springs Academy High School Social Studies Department

  2. Grade 9

  3. Mesopotamia today Early Civilization

  4. 1300 -1650 The Renaissance and Reformationt The Renaissance and Reformation

  5. Exploration 1415-1796

  6. Revolutions

  7. World Goes to War

  8. Elective (grade 11-12)

  9. Sociology • study of social structure

  10. The Nature of Sociology • 1. perspective • a. point of view • b. beauty in the eye of the beholder • Newborns, newlyweds

  11. Elective (grade 11-12) Psychology Study of behavior and mental process gy

  12. affect both behavior and mental process Emotions -

  13. Historical Roots of Contemporary Problems

  14. Regions of Study • Middle East • Palestine/Israeli Conflict • Arab Spring • War torn • Sub-Saharan Africa • HIV pandemic • Blood diamonds • Asia • Overpopulation • Human rights

  15. Where (your country) is located • Where your country is located – • Neighboring countries

  16. Geographic Features of (your country) • Rivers, lakes, oceans, mountain ranges and other geographic features.

  17. Climate of (your country) • Typical weather patterns throughout the calendar year.

  18. Customs and Traditions • Customs and traditions celebrated. • Weddings, funerals, birth, rite of passage

  19. Government of (your country) • How laws are made and changed. • How people are chosen to lead the country.

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