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Manitoba Grade 7 Social Studies Curriculum

Video lessons and practice for every Grade 7 social studies topic. Aligned to what Manitoba schools teach. Learn about history, geography, and civics at your own pace.

Manitoba Grade 7 Social Studies Curriculum | StudyPugHelp

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Outcome

StudyPug Topic

1.1.1

Indigenous Societies:

1.1.2

Early European Contact:

1.1.3

New France:

1.1.4

British North America:

1.2.1

Confederation:

1.2.2

Expansion:

1.2.3

Nation Building:

1.2.4

Key Historical Figures:

2.1.1

Landforms:

2.1.2

Climate Zones:

2.1.3

Ecosystems:

2.1.4

Natural Resources:

2.2.1

Population Patterns:

2.2.2

Economic Activities:

2.2.3

Transportation Systems:

2.2.4

Environmental Impact:

3.1.1

Mesopotamia:

3.1.2

Ancient Egypt:

3.1.3

Indus Valley:

3.1.4

Ancient China:

3.2.1

Ancient Greece:

3.2.2

Roman Empire:

3.2.3

Ancient Americas:

3.2.4

Legacy of Ancient Worlds:

4.1.1

Earth Systems:

4.1.2

Water Systems:

4.1.3

Climate Patterns:

4.1.4

Natural Hazards:

4.2.1

Cultural Regions:

4.2.2

Economic Networks:

4.2.3

Political Geography:

4.2.4

Development Patterns:

5.1.1

Traditional Knowledge:

5.1.2

Cultural Continuity:

5.1.3

Historical Relationships:

5.1.4

Contemporary Issues:

5.2.1

Cultural Diffusion: