CA G3 Scope and Sequence

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1 Understanding the Geography of the World

Where in the world is our community?

Travel from outer space back to Earth. Learn geography terms along the way. Discover how to find any place on a map.

Read & Do: Explorers Find New Lands

2 Finding Places in California

Where in California is your community?

Discover how maps help you find places in California. Find your community on a map of the state. Learn if your community is near or far from famous places in the Golden State.

Read & Do: Eagles, Flags, and Midnight Parades

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3 Geography and the Way We Live ...........36

How does geography affect our community?

Discover how to describe the geography of a place. Find out how geography affects the way people live and how people can change their surroundings. Read about the geography of four places in California.

Read & Do: Telling Stories with Maps

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4 American Indians in California

Who were the first people in our state?

Learn about three groups of California Indians and how they adapted to their environments. Discover how they interacted with the Spanish settlers who arrived later.

Read & Do: The First People in Your Community

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5 Settling in California

Why did people come to California?

Learn why and how immigrants come to California. Read about where immigrants settled in the United States and what challenges they faced. Find out how immigrants can become U.S. citizens.

Read & Do: One Immigrant’s Story

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6 Making Communities Better ..................92

How do people improve their communities?

Find out what you can do to help your community and be a good citizen. Learn about five people who practiced good citizenship and made a difference in their communities.

Read & Do: How Berkeley Changed

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7 Government in the United States

How is our government set up?

Learn about different levels of government. Read about the roles of each person and department in a community’s government.

Read & Do: The Constitution Protects

Our Rights

8 Citizenship and Participation ...............136

How do we have a voice in our community?

Discover how citizens can affect the government. Learn ways that people in a community can express their ideas.

Read & Do: Benjamin Franklin, Public Servant

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9 Protecting the Environment.................152

How can we care for the environment?

Read about three communities with pollution problems. Explore pollution causes and solutions.

Read & Do: Finding New Sources of Energy

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10 Making a Difference

What can we do to improve our community?

Discover how to make our community a better place. Explore how you can learn more about solving a problem you care about.

Read & Do: American Heroes

11 Understanding Our Economy

How do we buy and sell things?

Explore how the economy works. Read about buying and selling. Find out how we have to make choices when we buy goods and services.

Read & Do: Making Mail Faster..........................................

12 Choices in a Free Market

Why do prices change in our economy?

Explore your choices in a free market economy. Learn how people and businesses can earn money. Discover why prices change in a market.

Read & Do: Becoming an Entrepreneur

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Why do we save money?

why it is helpful to use money wisely and how you can save it. Learn why and how businesses can save money,

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to be a good citizen at school, in your community,

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too. Read & Do: Creating a Budget ............................................ 230 Citizenship Throughout the Day ................234 Read
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home. What Citizenship Means ............................................236 At School .....................................................................238 In the Community...................................................... 240 At Home ..................................................................... 242 Some Major Holidays in the United States ............. 243 The Pledge of Allegiance ........................................... 245 The Star-Spangled Banner ........................................ 245 Solving Problems in School and Your Community ...................................246 Atlas .............................................................250 Glossary.......................................................258 Index ............................................................262 Credits .........................................................270

in North America

California’s Borders

(Finding a City)

(Finding a Town)

of Columbus’s First Voyage

Lewis and Clark’s Route to the Pacific

Map of the United States

California’s Natural Regions

Map of California

Features of the United States

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Hemispheres 5 Oceans and Continents ..................................................................... 6 Countries
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Grid 54 California Water Features 55 The Hupa ......................................................................................... 58 The Chumash................................................................................... 60 The Miwok ...................................................................................... 62 Alicia’s New and Old Homes .......................................................... 86 Berkeley, California 106 Mail Route
1840s 199 0 100 200 kilometers 0 100 200 miles N S WELake Tahoe PACIFIC OCEAN Salton Sea Mt. Shasta 4,317m Mt. Whitney 4,421m Sonoran Desert MOJAVE DESERT S a c a m e n o R iver San JoaquinRiver DeathValley Klamath Mts. San Gabriel Mts C a s c ad e R a n g e S i e r r a N e v a d a C o a s t R a n g e s 3_CC_SE_RF_3_1I First Proof TCI38 05
Physical Map of California

Selected Primary Sources

A primary source of an event is an object created by someone who was there. See for yourself what you can learn about history from old photos, notebooks, certificates, and other primary sources.

World Map made in 1500 14

Lewis and Clark notebook, 1804–1806...........................................

Photo of Fourth of July parade, 1923..............................................

Photo of Hupa Indian mother and child

Photo of Hupa fisherman

Photo of White Deerskin dancer

Photo of Chumash Indian basket

Chumash cave paintings, Santa Barbara, California

Photo of Miwok fisherman

Photo of American Indian headdresses

Photo of Washoe Indians making quilt

Photo of California gold field

Photo of immigrant boat

Photo of covered wagons

Photo of California potato farm

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Photo of Clara Barton, 1860s

Photo of Ruby Bridges, 1960

Photo of Stockdale ranch, Kern County, California, 1888

Photo of Ignacio Peralta House, San Leandro, California, 1960

Photo of Davis-Byrne Building, Berkeley, California, 1933

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The Constitution of the United States, 1787 131

Photo of Little Rock Nine, September, 1957 134

Photo of civil rights march at Washington, D.C., 1963................. 143

20-shilling bill printed by Benjamin Franklin, 1759

Photo of oil-covered duck, Carpinteria, California, 1969

Photo of Harriet Tubman, 1870s

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Photo of printing telegraph, about 1908 .201

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