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Grade 9 Social Science Term 4

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Course Content

33 Modules -

Videos-Geography

11 Modules

Lesson 1-Resource Use and Sustainability 00:00:00
Lesson 2-Resources Use 00:00:00
Lesson 3-Uses of Natural Resources–Renewable and Non-Renewable 00:00:00
Lesson 4-Effects of Unwise Use of Resources – Over-fishing and Over-grazing 00:00:00
Lesson 5-Sustainable Use of Resources 00:00:00
Lesson 6-Concepts of Sustainable and Unsustainable Resource Use 00:00:00
Lesson 7-Ways Resources May Be Used Sustainably 00:00:00
Lesson 8-Role of Consumers in Sustainable Resource Use 00:00:00
Lesson 9-Food Resources 00:00:00
Lesson 10-Concept of Food Security – Local, Regional and Global Examples 00:00:00
Lesson 11-Sustainable Farming – Appropriate Technologies and Farming Techniques 00:00:00

Videos-History

15 Modules

Lesson 1-Turning points in South African history – 1960, 1976 and 1990 00:00:00
Lesson 2-1960 – Sharpeville Massacre and Langa March 00:00:00
Lesson 3-Formation of PAC – 1959 00:00:00
Lesson 4-Causes, leaders, events, short-term and longer-term consequences of the Sharpeville Massacre – 1960 00:00:00
Lesson 5-1976 – Soweto Uprising 00:00:00
Lesson 6-Causes, leaders, events of 16 June, spiraling events that followed, and longer-term consequences 00:00:00
Lesson 7-1990 – Release of Nelson Mandela and the unbanning of liberation movements 00:00:00
Lesson 8-Events Leading to the 1994 Election 00:00:00
Lesson 9-Internal Resistance and Repression in the 1980s 00:00:00
Lesson 10-External Pressure on the Apartheid Regime in the 1980s 00:00:00
Lesson 11-End of Cold War 1990 00:00:00
Lesson 12-Unbanning of Political Movements 1990 00:00:00
Lesson 13-Release of Mandela and Other Political Prisoners (1990) 00:00:00
Lesson 14-Negotiations and Violence 1990 – 1994 00:00:00
Lesson 15-Democratic Election 1994 00:00:00