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Grade 7 Social Studies New Mexico standards Standards

107 standards - New Mexico New Mexico standards

These are the official Grade 7 Social Studies New Mexico New Mexico standards — the exact codes and student expectations grade 7 teachers are required to teach and New Mexico state test assesses. Browse every standard below, then generate a print-ready, New Mexico standards-aligned worksheet, lesson plan, exit ticket, or assessment for any of them in seconds.

Standards

Geography

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Economics/Personal Financial Literacy

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Ethnic, Cultural, and Identity Studies

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History

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Civics

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Inquiry

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Seventh Grade

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7.1

Develop compelling questions about a relevant topic of interest.

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7.10

Engage in academic discussions analyzing multiple viewpoints on public issues.

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7.11

Examine the relationship between stereotypes, bias, and group identity.

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7.12

Explore opportunities to be an ally and describe ways in which stereotyping can be a barrier to acting as an ally.

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7.13

Engage in positive civic behaviors to make decisions and take action in classrooms, schools, and communities.

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7.14

Explain the role of the political decision-making process at the tribal, state, and local levels of government.

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7.15

Describe the relationships of tribal, state, and local governments with the national government under the federal system.

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7.16

Explain how tribal, state, and local government agencies work to sustain resources in New Mexico.

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7.17

Discuss New Mexico's economic limitations and successes.

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7.18

Explain the physical and human characteristics of New Mexico using the Five Themes of Geography.

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7.19

Describe how environmental factors affect human activities and resource use.

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7.2

Create supporting questions from credible sources to expand on the compelling question.

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7.20

Analyze how groups maintain their cultural heritage and how we see this heritage through the symbols, traditions, and culture of our state.

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7.21

Define and explain the present demographics of our state.

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7.22

Evaluate how society's responses to different social identities lead to access and barriers for various demographic groups in relation to various societal institutions, including but not limited to education, healthcare, government, and industry.

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7.23

Demonstrate how early humans compete and cooperate to gather and use resources.

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7.24

Discuss patterns of migration of early people as they settled across New Mexico and the Southwest region.

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7.25

Compare and contrast nomadic and semi-nomadic lifestyles.

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7.26

Explain the importance of artifacts and oral histories in understanding how prehistoric people lived.

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7.27

Describe the technical limitations of historians and archeologists studying the distant past.

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7.28

Describe the role of citizens in ensuring the long-term survival of their community, including cooperation, obligations, rights, and responsibilities.

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7.29

Define the relationship between specialization and interdependence between c. 1200 BCE and c. 1500 CE.

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7.3

Identify, locate, and gather reliable and relevant primary and secondary sources from a variety of media, such as print, digital, multimedia, artifacts, and oral traditions.

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7.30

Explain early trade networks and their impact on cultural groups.

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7.31

Analyze land use patterns of Ancestral Pueblo, Mogollon, and Athabaskan peoples.

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7.32

Discuss the importance of resource shortages on the lifestyles of the Mogollon and Ancestral Puebloans.

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7.33

Connect cultural adaptations of the Pueblo, Apache, and Diné people to today.

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7.34

Compare and contrast Athabascan culture, agricultural practices, and settlement patterns with those of the Pueblos.

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7.35

Analyze who have been key figures that have contributed to an individual culture and what they did.

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7.36

Describe the relationship between cultural heritage(s) and personal identity or identities.

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7.37

Identify what tribal leaders want the world to see when their culture is on display, and how to address negative perceptions.

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7.38

Compare and contrast global and historical government systems to the U.S. federal system.

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7.39

Explain the economic motivation of Spaniards as they enter the lands of, and interact with, the Indigenous peoples of the Americas.

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7.4

Evaluate primary and secondary sources for fact, opinion, author's bias, perspective of the creator, and relevance to the topic.

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7.40

Demonstrate connections between the economies of Spain and the Indigenous People of the Americas.

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7.41

Analyze the movement of people, goods, and ideas across the world during the Age of Exploration.

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7.42

Explore the interactions between the Spaniards and Indigenous peoples.

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7.43

Explain the political and religious motivations of Spaniards as they encounter the Indigenous peoples of the Americas.

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7.44

Analyze the patterns of colonization, exploration, destruction, and creation that came with the occupation of the Americas by Spaniards.

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7.45

Demonstrate how diversity includes the impact of unequal power relations on the development of group identities and cultures.

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7.46

Brainstorm ways in which New Mexicans might heal from past and current injustices.

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7.47

Describe the relationship between a nation-state and its colonies.

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7.48

Draw conclusions about how the policies of the Spanish monarchy in New Spain impacted the people of New Spain.

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7.49

Describe Spanish economic policies that led to colonial isolation and their impact on the people of New Mexico.

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7.5

Analyze various forms of media to identify polarizing language, logical fallacy, and reasonable judgment.

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7.50

Discuss the role of El Camino Real as a significant corridor for movement of people, goods, and ideas.

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7.51

Explain how differing places, people, and resources affected events in New Mexico during the Spanish Colonial period.

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7.52

Evaluate and compare practices of land usage and ownership between Indigenous peoples and Spaniards.

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7.53

Compare and contrast the revolts and resistance movements under Spanish rule.

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7.54

Assess evidence of Spanish influence in New Mexico today.

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7.55

Describe key figures that have made significant contributions to an individual culture.

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7.56

Explore personal, familial, and societal cultures in the modern day.

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7.57

Discuss the importance of respecting individual cultures and explore how to address stereotypes.

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7.58

Examine how conflict over social class (castas), land and culture led to Mexican independence from Spain.

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7.59

Summarize the relationship between specialization and interdependence between 1821 CE and 1850 CE.

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7.6

Use a coherent system or structure to evaluate the credibility of a source by determining its relevance and intended use.

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7.60

Investigate the use of trade routes and systems to analyze the economic impact they had on New Mexico as well as those who traded with New Mexicans.

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7.61

Describe how the movement of people influenced the division and control of resources.

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7.62

Explain the impact Mexican Independence had on New Mexico.

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7.63

Demonstrate how troubles between Texas and the government of Mexico impacted New Mexico.

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7.64

Interpret the factors that led people in New Mexico to resist and rebel against political leadership between 1821 CE and 1850 CE.

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7.65

Use primary and secondary sources to evaluate the lasting impacts of unequal power relations and disenfranchisement of persons and groups.

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7.66

Analyze US policies on expansion into the Southwest, including how they reflected US civic ideals of the time and conflicted with those that resided in New Mexico already and had historically made their home here.

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7.67

Show the correlation between the territorial and Indigenous economies, including how both were impacted by US federal policies.

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7.68

Distinguish land use patterns of Anglo-Americans during the American westward expansion period.

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7.69

Evaluate the significance of short- and long-range trails throughout the lands gained in the Mexican Cession.

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7.7

Use primary and secondary sources to develop an argument and cite specific textual evidence to support the claim.

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7.7.1

Civic and Political Institutions

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7.7.10

Personal Financial Literacy

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7.7.11

Geographic Representations and Reasoning

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7.7.13

Movement, Population, and Systems

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7.7.14

Human-Environmental Interactions and Sustainability

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7.7.15

Historical Change, Continuity, Context, and Reconciliation

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7.7.16

Cause and Consequence

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7.7.17

Historical Thinking

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7.7.18

Critical Consciousness and Perspective

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7.7.2

Processes, Rules, and Laws

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7.7.20

Diversity and Identity

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7.7.23

Construct Compelling and Supporting Questions

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7.7.24

Gather and Evaluate Sources

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7.7.25

Develop Claims

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7.7.26

Communicate and Critique Conclusions

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7.7.27

Take Informed Action

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7.7.3

Civic Dispositions and Democratic Principles

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7.7.5

Economic Decision Making

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7.7.7

Economic Systems and Models

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7.7.8

Money and Markets

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7.7.9

Global Economy

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7.70

Categorize causes and consequences of the U.S. military invasion of Mexico and New Mexico.

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7.71

Explore the impact of land ownership throughout New Mexico History.

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7.72

Identify how stereotyping influences social perspectives about members of a group.

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7.73

Evaluate New Mexico's transition into a US territorial government from the perspectives of the various groups residing in the territory at the time.

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7.74

Describe the economy of territorial New Mexico from various perspectives.

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7.75

Identify cultural diffusion into and out of the New Mexico territory.

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7.76

Identify causes and consequences of US government policies that impacted the territory of New Mexico.

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7.77

Identify and describe the traditions, rites, and norms of the groups to which the student identifies as belonging and explore how these traditions, rights, and norms may have changed over time.

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7.78

Summarize how the distribution of resources impacts consumerism and individual financial decisions.

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7.79

Differentiate between saving and investing.

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7.8

Make connections between current events, historical materials, and personal experience.

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7.9

Present student-developed texts communicating thinking and understanding, including but not limited to written text, oral presentation, visual representation, and multimedia.

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