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12-09-2022
Social Studies

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Step 1. Identify what you think are the ten (10) most significant current events from this past year that had the most impact on global societies.

Step 2. Describe each event in detail and include why you believe it was important enough to include in your list.

Step 3. Then relate each event to your life and how this event may impact you either now or in the future. Remember, you must provide reasons and examples to justify your choices. The events must be global in nature and impact more than one society.

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