Social Studies 10
Saskatchewan · Grade 10 · Social Studies — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: Social Organizations
Why humans build organizations to meet their needs and wants, and how those organizations make decisions, regulate behaviour, and resolve differences. The unit's analytical skills (classifying, hypothesizing) and its values question about legitimate constraints on behaviour are woven into this lesson.
- Why humans build organizations
Unit 2: Economic Decision Making
How societies decide what goods and services to produce, what standard of living means, and how a society's beliefs and values shape its economic organization. The unit's analytical skills and its values question about honest comparison are woven into this lesson.
- How societies make economic decisions
Unit 3: Ideology
How a pluralistic society accepts diverse traditions, how claims to power are judged legitimate or illegitimate, and how the political process resolves conflicting ideologies. The unit's analytical skills and its values question about ranking freedom, order, hierarchy, and equality are woven into this lesson.
- Pluralism, legitimacy, and ideology
Unit 4: International Trade
Why nations specialize and trade, how international trade lets nations export surpluses and import scarce goods, and how governments balance the benefits of trade against protecting citizens and the state. The unit's analytical skills and its values question about balancing interest groups against the majority are woven into this lesson.
- Why nations specialize and trade
Unit 5: International Relations
The traditional function of a state to protect its social order, how national power and alliances maintain autonomy, and the tension between national sovereignty and global interdependence. The unit's analytical skills and its values question about whether a state should be bound by law like a citizen are woven into this lesson.
- The state, national power, and sovereignty
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