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Jacaranda Humanities Alive 9 (for Australian Curriculum v9.0)

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Table of Contents

About this resource ix

Acknowledgements xvi

Understanding cognitive verbs 1

HISTORY 2

1 History concepts and skills 4

2 Australia (1750 - 1918): Colonisation and conflict 22

3 Australia (1750 - 1918): From colonies to nationhood 92

4 World War I (1914 - 1918) 174

5 The Industrial Revolution: Technology and progress 244

6 The Industrial Revolution: The impact on people 300

7 China (1750 - 1918) 372

GEOGRAPHY 416

8 Geographical skills and concepts 418

9 Biomes and food production 440

10 Food security 522

11 Connecting with our places 574

12 Connecting people and place 640

CIVICS AND CITIZENSHIP 694

13 Civics and Citizenship concepts and skills 696

14 Constitutional change and the legislative process 706

15 Australia's justice system and the courts 728

ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS 810

17 Economics and Business concepts and skills 812

18 The Australian and global economies 826

19 Innovation and risk 874

Glossary 924

Index 935