Middle school social studies in New Hampshire covers a broad range of historical, geographical, and civic concepts to develop students' understanding of the world and their role in it:

Grade 6

World Geography: Exploration of global regions, focusing on physical geography, cultural diversity, and human-environment interactions.

Ancient Civilizations: Study of early civilizations, including Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome, emphasizing their contributions and historical significance.

Grade 7

World History: Examination of major events and movements from the Middle Ages through the Renaissance and Reformation, focusing on cultural, political, and technological developments.

Cultural Studies: Exploration of world religions, cultural practices, and the impact of cultural exchanges across regions.

Grade 8

U.S. History: Focus on American history from the founding of the nation through the Civil War and Reconstruction, highlighting key events, figures, and foundational documents.

Civics and Government: Introduction to the structure and function of the U.S. government, including the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the responsibilities of citizenship.

These courses aim to build critical thinking skills, historical understanding, and civic awareness, aligning with state standards to prepare students for high school social studies and active participation in a global society.