MYP Integrated Humanities
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🧑🤝🧑 Social Groups & Identity
Culture, social structures, identity formation, belonging, and community dynamics.
👑 Superpowers & Empires
Historical and modern superpowers, colonialism, imperialism, and geopolitical influence.
🏛️ International Organisations
The UN, NGOs, intergovernmental bodies, global governance, and diplomacy.
📊 Markets & Trade
Economic systems, supply and demand, trade agreements, and globalisation of markets.
🌍 Population & Migration
Demographic change, migration patterns, refugees, urbanisation, and population policy.
♻️ Sustainable Development
SDGs, environmental policy, climate action, resource management, and future planning.
⚖️ Civil Rights & Equity
Human rights, social justice, equality movements, legislation, and advocacy.
🔬 Research Skills
Source analysis, bias detection, referencing, research methodology, and evaluation.
📖 Key Terms Reference
Essential integrated humanities terms, concepts, and definitions.
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Context-based questions (one per topic), 120 minutes + 5 min reading time, IB grade 1-7.
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👑 Superpowers & Empires
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Rise of Empires
Historical empires, colonialism, imperialism, and their lasting impacts.
LessonModern Superpowers
Cold War, geopolitics, soft vs hard power, and emerging powers.
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Superpowers Activity
Empires, colonialism, geopolitics, power dynamics, and case studies.
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🏛️ International Organisations
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Global Governance
The UN, its agencies, peacekeeping, and international law.
LessonNGOs & Regional Bodies
Non-governmental organisations, the EU, AU, ASEAN, and their roles.
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Organisations Activity
The UN, NGOs, treaties, diplomacy, and global cooperation.
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📊 Markets & Trade
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Economic Systems
Market, command, and mixed economies, supply and demand fundamentals.
LessonGlobal Trade
Free trade, protectionism, trade blocs, fair trade, and inequality.
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Markets Activity
Economic systems, trade, supply and demand, and globalisation.
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🌍 Population & Migration
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Population Change
Demographics, population growth, urbanisation, and development indicators.
LessonMigration & Refugees
Push/pull factors, refugee crises, diaspora, and policy responses.
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Population Activity
Demographics, migration, refugees, urbanisation, and population policy.
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♻️ Sustainable Development
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The SDGs
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals, targets, and global progress.
LessonClimate & Environmental Action
Environmental policy, climate agreements, green technology, and future planning.
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Sustainability Activity
SDGs, environmental policy, climate action, and sustainable development.
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⚖️ Civil Rights & Equity
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Human Rights
The UDHR, key rights, responsibilities, and global enforcement.
LessonEquality Movements
Civil rights movements, feminism, LGBTQ+ rights, and anti-discrimination.
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Human rights, social justice, equality movements, and legislation.
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🔬 Research Skills
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Research Methodology
Formulating questions, source types, primary vs secondary research.
LessonSource Analysis & Bias
Evaluating sources, detecting bias, referencing, and drawing conclusions.
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MYP Integrated Humanities
Key Terms & Concepts
Essential vocabulary for IB MYP Integrated Humanities
MYP Key Concepts
| Change | A conversion, transformation, or movement from one form to another |
| Global interactions | The ways in which people, cultures, and systems are interconnected worldwide |
| Time, place, and space | The context in which events and processes occur |
| Systems | Sets of interacting or interdependent components forming an integrated whole |
| Identity | The characteristics, beliefs, and values that define individuals and groups |
| Fairness and development | The equitable distribution of resources and opportunities |
| Sustainability | Meeting present needs without compromising future generations |
| Governance | The systems and processes by which societies are directed and controlled |
Social & Political Terms
| Sovereignty | The supreme authority of a state to govern itself |
| Democracy | A system of government where power is vested in the people |
| Imperialism | A policy of extending a country’s power through colonisation or military force |
| Human rights | Fundamental rights and freedoms to which all people are entitled |
| Civil society | The community of citizens, organisations, and institutions outside government |
| Diplomacy | The management of international relations through negotiation |
| Propaganda | Information used to promote a political cause or point of view |
| Social contract | An implicit agreement among members of a society to cooperate |
Economic Terms
| GDP | Gross Domestic Product - the total value of goods and services produced |
| Supply and demand | The relationship between availability and desire for goods |
| Free trade | International trade without tariffs, quotas, or restrictions |
| Protectionism | Government actions to restrict imports to protect domestic industries |
| Fair trade | Trade that ensures better terms for producers in developing countries |
| Gini coefficient | A measure of income inequality on a scale from 0 (equal) to 1 (unequal) |
| HDI | Human Development Index - measures life expectancy, education, and income |
| Globalisation | The increasing interconnection of the world through trade, culture, and communication |
Research Terms
| Primary source | First-hand evidence created at the time of an event |
| Secondary source | An account or analysis created after the event using primary sources |
| Bias | A tendency to favour one perspective over another, often unfairly |
| Reliability | The consistency and trustworthiness of a source |
| Validity | Whether a source accurately represents what it claims to |
| Corroboration | Using multiple sources to verify a claim or piece of evidence |
| Citation | A reference to the source of information used in research |
| Hypothesis | A testable prediction or proposed explanation for a phenomenon |
Command Words
| State | Give a brief, factual answer |
| Identify | Name or point out a specific feature |
| Describe | Give a detailed account of features or processes |
| Explain | Give reasons for why something happens |
| Compare | Identify similarities and differences |
| Analyse | Break down into parts and examine in detail |
| Evaluate | Make a judgement based on evidence |
| Discuss | Consider different perspectives and reach a conclusion |
| To what extent | Assess the degree to which something is true |
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