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ORELA Social Science: Practice & Study Guide

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Overview

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Syllabus

  • Ch 1. Historiography
  • Ch 2. Technology in Early Human Civilizations
  • Ch 3. History of Mesopotamia
  • Ch 4. Ancient Egypt
  • Ch 5. Ancient China, Africa, India & Americas
  • Ch 6. Overview of the Ancient Near East
  • Ch 7. Overview of Ancient Greece
  • Ch 8. Hellenism & Athens
  • Ch 9. The Roman Republic Rises
  • Ch 10. The Fall of the Roman Republic
  • Ch 11. Overview of the Dark Ages
  • Ch 12. Overview of the Early Middle Ages
  • Ch 13. Overview of the Medieval Warm Period
  • Ch 14. Overview of the High Middle Ages
  • Ch 15. Overview of the Late Middle Ages
  • Ch 16. History of the Renaissance
  • Ch 17. The European Age of Exploration
  • Ch 18. Overview of the Reformation
  • Ch 19. The Reign of Elizabeth I
  • Ch 20. Colonialism & European Influence
  • Ch 21. Absolutism & Constitutionalism in Western Europe
  • Ch 22. Shifting Eastern European Power (1648-1740)
  • Ch 23. 18th Century Empire & Expansion
  • Ch 24. The Age of Enlightenment
  • Ch 25. The French Revolution and Napoleon Bonaparte
  • Ch 26. Industrialization from 1700-1900
  • Ch 27. Global Politics (1760-1848)
  • Ch 28. Nationalism in Europe, Africa, Asia & the Americas
  • Ch 29. Life & Trends in Europe (1850-1914)
  • Ch 30. 19th and 20th Century Imperialism
  • Ch 31. Overview of World War I
  • Ch 32. History Between World Wars
  • Ch 33. Overview of World War II
  • Ch 34. Overview of World History Since 1945
  • Ch 35. Early American Civilizations
  • Ch 36. Settling North America & the Colonies
  • Ch 37. Important Events Leading to the American Revolution
  • Ch 38. Events & Leaders of the American Revolution
  • Ch 39. Events in Early United States History
  • Ch 40. The Virginia Dynasty
  • Ch 41. The Jacksonian Democracy
  • Ch 42. Everyday Life in Antebellum America
  • Ch 43. Manifest Destiny
  • Ch 44. Buildup to the American Civil War
  • Ch 45. The American Civil War
  • Ch 46. America's Reconstruction After the Civil War
  • Ch 47. Reconstruction and the Gilded Age in America
  • Ch 48. American Urbanization & Industrialization
  • Ch 49. The Progressive Era
  • Ch 50. American Imperialism at the Turn of the 20th Century
  • Ch 51. The Roaring 20s in America
  • Ch 52. America and the Great Depression
  • Ch 53. World Events & Politics After World War II (1946-1959)
  • Ch 54. Events & Presidents During the Cold War (1950-1973)
  • Ch 55. US Protests, Activism & Civil Rights
  • Ch 56. Major US Events in the 1970s
  • Ch 57. America in the 1980s
  • Ch 58. Recent American History (1992-2013)
  • Ch 59. Basics of Human & Cultural Geography
  • Ch 60. Basic Geographic Tools
  • Ch 61. Basics of Plate Tectonics
  • Ch 62. Basics of Earth's Atmosphere
  • Ch 63. Basics of Weather & Storms
  • Ch 64. Life Cycle of Glaciers
  • Ch 65. Overview of Oceans & Coastlines
  • Ch 66. Weathering & Erosion
  • Ch 67. Water Balance
  • Ch 68. Effects of Running Water
  • Ch 69. Geography of Languages & Material Culture
  • Ch 70. Origins of Human Civilizations and Migrations
  • Ch 71. Population Growth Challenges
  • Ch 72. The Domestication of Plants & Animals
  • Ch 73. Understanding Ethnicity & Geography
  • Ch 74. Land Resources Geography
  • Ch 75. Spatial Processes in Geography
  • Ch 76. Understanding Human Settlement Patterns
  • Ch 77. Basics of Economics & Geography
  • Ch 78. Roles & Functions of Social Institutions
  • Ch 79. Political Geography Overview
  • Ch 80. Impact of Humans on the Environment
  • Ch 81. Basics of Renewable Resources
  • Ch 82. Nonrenewable Energy Sources
  • Ch 83. Sustaining the Environment
  • Ch 84. Food, Agriculture & Conservation
  • Ch 85. Solid & Hazardous Waste
  • Ch 86. Understanding Environmental Risk Analysis
  • Ch 87. Environmental Ethics & Political Processes
  • Ch 88. Basic Terms & Concepts for Political Science
  • Ch 89. Theorists & Figures in Political Science
  • Ch 90. Constitutional Democracy Fundamentals
  • Ch 91. Political Ideologies & Forms of Government
  • Ch 92. Political Science Reference & Research Tools
  • Ch 93. Key Political Documents in the Creation of the U.S.
  • Ch 94. Landmark U.S. Supreme Court Decisions
  • Ch 95. Electoral Systems
  • Ch 96. History of Political Parties in the U.S.
  • Ch 97. Fundamentals of Political Culture & Public Opinion
  • Ch 98. Civil Liberties in the U.S.
  • Ch 99. Civil Rights in the U.S.
  • Ch 100. Fundamentals of the Federal Judicial System
  • Ch 101. U.S. Presidential Elections & Powers
  • Ch 102. The U.S. Congress
  • Ch 103. Interest Groups in American Politics
  • Ch 104. The Role of Regulatory Agencies
  • Ch 105. The Court System in the U.S.
  • Ch 106. U.S. Constitutional Law
  • Ch 107. Criminal Trial in the U.S. Justice System Overview
  • Ch 108. Fundamentals of the Juvenile Justice System
  • Ch 109. U.S. Foreign & Defense Policy
  • Ch 110. U.S. Federal, State & Local Government Interaction
  • Ch 111. Understanding Basic Economics Terms & Concepts
  • Ch 112. Market Equilibrium, Supply & Demand
  • Ch 113. The Federal Government & the American Economy
  • Ch 114. Inflation & Adjustment in Economics
  • Ch 115. Understanding Inflation & Unemployment
  • Ch 116. Understanding Macroeconomic Equilibrium
  • Ch 117. Understanding Banking & Financial Markets
  • Ch 118. Resource Planning & Consumer Economics
  • Ch 119. Personal Finance Foundations
  • Ch 120. Credit & Debt Basics
  • Ch 121. Savings & Investments
  • Ch 122. ORELA Social Science Flashcards

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