You
and your group have been given the task of redesigning the island of O'ahu in
order to make it sustainable. Remember that for sustainability to occur, all of the five themes of social studies need to work together. What will you change,
relocate or eliminate from what exists today? Think of your experiences on our field trips. Be able to explain why using
evidence from a civilization we studied this year.
For
this assignment, your group must take us on a "tour" of your new society
to prove that it is sustainable (and better than anyone else's).
Your
group must have: *A tour brochure that
explains your choices for
each theme
*A name for
your society and a flag
*A map of
O'ahu that shows your new design for
the island
*Poster
boards, power point presentations, pictures,
food or other creative tools that
may be necessary to get your message across to the other
groups.
Day
1: What type of government is most
sustainable?
Give your reasons for your
government.
What are 5 important rules
that your society emphasizes? What are
the punishments for breaking these rules?
Day 2: Type of economy that is most
sustainable for your society. What are
you going to produce based on your resources? How will your people get what
they need to survive?
Day 3: What is your society's policy on
religion? Do you have an official
religion?
Day 4: Is there a class system? Is it based on financial status? Heredity?
Other factors? Or is everyone equal? If so, how is this possible? How does your
choice of class system help your people?
How is it maintained?
Day 5: What are your cultural beliefs and
practices? How are these perpetuated?
Are new beliefs and practices accepted? How do they become a part of your
society? What national problems do you want to avoid in your society? Any major concerns? Drugs?
Crime? Education? Disease?
How do these problems keep your society from being sustainable?
Day 6: What is the condition of the
environment? What should it be? What does your society do to protect its
resources (ocean, forests, native species, fresh water, air, etc.)? Discuss the
issue you researched in science. What
are possible solutions?
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