Seventh grade Social Studies Practice
Seventh grade social studies explores the medieval world, Islamic civilizations, Renaissance, and Age of Exploration.
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Seventh grade Social Studies topics covered
Medieval Europe
- Describe the feudal system and life in medieval Europe
- Explain the role of the Catholic Church in medieval society
- Understand the Crusades and their impact
Islamic civilizations
- Trace the origins and spread of Islam
- Describe the achievements of Islamic scholars in science, math, and medicine
- Understand the Islamic Golden Age
African kingdoms
- Describe the major kingdoms of West Africa: Ghana, Mali, and Songhai
- Understand the trans-Saharan trade routes and their cultural impact
- Explain the role of Great Zimbabwe and East African city-states
Renaissance and Reformation
- Explain the ideas of the Renaissance and how they spread
- Describe key figures of the Renaissance: Leonardo, Michelangelo, Copernicus
- Understand the Protestant Reformation and its causes and effects
Age of Exploration
- Explain the motivations for European exploration
- Describe the voyages of Columbus, Magellan, and da Gama
- Understand the Columbian Exchange and its global consequences
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