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Benton, Ed.D.  \nInterim State Superintendent of Education  \nWendy Clemons  \nAssociate State Superintendent  \nTenette Smith, Ed.D.  \nExecutive Director, Office of Elementary Education and Reading  \nLea Johnson, Ph. D.  \nBureau Director, Office of Professional Development and Innovative Programs  \nTammy Crosetti  \nBureau Director, Office of Secondary Education  \nMISSISSIPPI  \nDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION  \nPost Office Box 771  \nJackson, Mississippi 39205-0771  \nOffice of Elementary Education and Reading Office of Secondary Education  \n601.359.2586  \n601.359.3461  \n[www.mdek12.org/ESE](www.mdek12.org/ESE)  \n\n| TABLE OF CONTENTS |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| | Acknowledgements – Pg. 5-8\u003Cbr>Introduction – Pg. 9\u003Cbr>PRIMARY COURSES– Pg. 16 to 74\u003Cbr>Section 1: Elementary\u003Cbr>(K – 6)– Pg. 16-55\u003Cbr>Section 2: Middle School\u003Cbr>(7, 7C, and 8)– Pg. 56-74\u003Cbr>CARNEGIE UNIT COURSES– Pg. 76 to 174\u003Cbr>• Section 1: Required Courses – Pg. 76 to 119 MS Studies – Pg. 78-82\u003Cbr>World History – Pg. 83-90\u003Cbr>US History – Pg. 91-103\u003Cbr>Government – Pg. 104-111\u003Cbr>Economics– Pg. 112-119\u003Cbr>• Section 2: Elective Courses – Pg. 120 to 174 Introduction to Geography – 121-124\u003Cbr>Advanced World Geography – Pg. 125-129\u003Cbr>African American Studies – Pg. 130-136\u003Cbr>History of the Ancient Middle East – Pg. 137-140 Problems of American Democracy – Pg. 141-147 Psychology I – Pg. 148-151\u003Cbr>Psychology II – Pg. 152-155\u003Cbr>Sociology – Pg. 156-160\u003Cbr>Law Related Education – Pg. 161-165\u003Cbr>Minority Studies – Pg. 166-170\u003Cbr>Western Civilization– Pg. 171-174\u003Cbr>4 |\n\nACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  \n2022 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE-AND-CAREER-READINESS STANDARDS FOR THE SOCIAL STUDIES REVIEW COMMITTEE  \nThe Office of Secondary Education, through the Mississippi Department of Education (MDE), deeply appreciates the time and expertise given by the following individuals to the revision of the Mississippi College-and Career-Readiness Standards (MS CCRS) for the Social Studies 2021  \ndraft of the Mississippi College-and-Career-Readiness Standards for Social Studies 2018.  \nThe 2022 Review Committee consisted of representatives from each of the four congressional districts with a total of 62 members on the Review Committee. The committee members were invited to solicit feedback from the field prior to a face-to-face work session, which was aided by 26 MDE employees serving in the role of facilitator or note-taker. During the revisions process, teachers, administrators, curriculum directors, and university professors had an opportunity to review the proposed 2021 draft of the MS CCRS for Social Studies along with the public comments. 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