Culture
History
Man-Made Features
Natural Features
Core Content Included in the Design of this Webpage:
| SS-E-2.1.2 | Elements of culture (e.g., language, music, art, dress, food, stories, folktales) serve to define specific groups and may result in unique perspectives. |
| SS-E-4.1.1 | Simple physical, political, and thematic maps, globes, charts, photographs, aerial photography, and graphs can be used to find and explain locations and display information. |
| SS-E-4.2.1 | Every place is unique and can be described by its human
(e.g., language, religion, housing) and physical characteristics (e.g.,
landforms, climates, water.)
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| SS-E-4.4.2 | People adapt to or modify the environment (e.g., produce
food, build shelter, make clothing) to meet their needs.
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| SS-E-5.2.5 | Symbols (e.g., state and national flags,) slogans, monuments/buildings, patriotic songs, poems (e.g., the Pledge of Allegiance,) and selected readings (e.g., the Gettysburg Address) are used to describe or illustrate important ideas and events in Kentucky and American history. |