CSET: Social Science Subtest III (116) Test Alignment

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84Competencies reviewed

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California History (Domain 3)Partially covered

SMR 3.1 · Pre-Columbian Period Through the End of Mexican Rule8 questions · 3 materials · 6 cards · 0 videosPartially covered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Notes
a. Describe the geography, economic life, and culture of California’s American Indian peoples, as well as their relationship with the environment.	Cultural Diversity in California	Partially covered	3	1	0	Partial coverage by 1 topic (3 questions, 1 materials, 0 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
b. Define and assess the impact of Spanish exploration and colonization, including the establishment of the mission system, ranchos, and pueblos, and their influences on the development of the agricultural economy of early California.	European Exploration and Colonization - California	Partially covered	2	1	5	Partial coverage by 1 topic (2 questions, 1 materials, 5 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
c. Describe the causes of the Mexican-American War and assess its impact on California.	California and the Mexican-American War	Partially covered	3	1	1	Partial coverage by 1 topic (3 questions, 1 materials, 1 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.

SMR 3.2 · From the Gold Rush to the Present13 questions · 4 materials · 19 cards · 0 videosPartially covered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Notes
a. Describe the discovery of gold and assess its consequences on the cultures, societies, politics, and economies of California, including its impact on California Indians and Californios.	California Gold Rush	Partially covered	2	1	2	Partial coverage by 1 topic (2 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
b. Describe the international migration to California in the 19th century, the social, economic, and political responses to this migration, and the contributions of immigrants to the development of California.	Patterns of Immigration in California	Partially covered	3	1	2	Partial coverage by 1 topic (3 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
c. Analyze key principles in California’s constitutional and political development (including the Progressive Era reforms of initiative, referendum, and recall), and compare and contrast the California and U.S. Constitutions.	California Constitution	Partially covered	4	1	4	Partial coverage by 1 topic (4 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
d. Describe 20th century migration to California from the rest of the U.S. and the world, and analyze its impact on the cultural, economic, social, and political evolution of the state.	Patterns of Immigration in California	Partially covered	3	1	2	Partial coverage by 1 topic (3 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
e. identify major environmental issues in California history and their economic, social, and political implications (e.g., water supply and delivery, air/water/soil quality, transportation, energy).	Environment and the Development of California	Covered	4	1	11	Covered by 1 topic (4 questions, 1 materials, 11 cards, 0 videos).

Principles of American Democracy (Domain 4)Partially covered

SMR 4.1 · Principles of American Democracy122 questions · 8 materials · 38 cards · 4 videosPartially covered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Analyze the influence of ancient Classical and Enlightenment political thinkers and the pre- Revolutionary colonial and indigenous peoples’ experience on the development of the American government, and consider the historical contexts in which democratic theories emerged.	Principles in Founding Documents	Covered	19	1	2	1	Covered by 1 topic (19 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 1 videos).
b. Explain and analyze the principles of the Declaration of Independence and how the U.S. Constitution reflects a balance between classical republican and classical liberal thinking.	Principles in Founding Documents	Covered	19	1	2	1	Covered by 1 topic (19 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 1 videos).
c. Evaluate the Founding Fathers’ contribution to the establishment of a constitutional system as articulated in the Federalist Papers, constitutional debates, and the U.S. Constitution.	Principles in Founding Documents; Constitution and the Bill of Rights	Covered	34	2	18	2	Covered by 2 topics (34 questions, 2 materials, 18 cards, 2 videos).
d. Describe the significance of the Bill of Rights and the 14th Amendment as limits on government in the American constitutional process as compared to English Common Law.	U.S. Constitutional Amendments; The Bill of Rights	Covered	39	2	20	1	Covered by 2 topics (39 questions, 2 materials, 20 cards, 1 videos).
e. Describe the nature and importance of law in U.S. political theory, including the democratic procedures of law making, the rule of adherence to the law, and the role of civil disobedience.	Purpose and Applications of the Rule of Law	Partially covered	5	1	4	0	Partial coverage by 1 topic (5 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
f. Analyze the significance and evolving meaning of the principles of American democracy: autonomy/liberty, equality, basic opportunity, debate and deliberation, and representation.	Components of the Democratic Process	Covered	17	1	4	0	Covered by 1 topic (17 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos).
g. Describe the meaning and importance of each of the rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights and analyze the reciprocal nature of citizenship, including the obligation to obey the law, serve as a juror, vote, pay taxes, and pursue various avenues of participation open to citizens.	The Bill of Rights	Covered	24	1	11	1	Covered by 1 topic (24 questions, 1 materials, 11 cards, 1 videos).
h. Explain the basis and practice of acquiring American citizenship.	Expectations and Benefits of Citizenship; Naturalization Process	Covered	27	2	5	1	Covered by 2 topics (27 questions, 2 materials, 5 cards, 1 videos).

SMR 4.2 · Fundamental Values and Principles of Civil Society70 questions · 6 materials · 18 cards · 0 videosPartially covered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Notes
a. Explain and analyze the historical role of religion, religious diversity, and religious discrimination and conflict in American life.	Fundamental Rights and Laws; Skill - Analyze Historical Text	Covered	19	2	8	Covered by 2 topics (19 questions, 2 materials, 8 cards, 0 videos).
b. Analyze citizen participation in governmental decision-making in a large modern society and the challenges Americans faced historically to their political participation.	Rights, Responsibilities and Freedoms	Covered	14	1	2	Covered by 1 topic (14 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos).
c. Analyze the evolving practices of citizen collaboration and deliberation, and special interest influence in American democratic decision-making.	Components of the Democratic Process	Covered	17	1	4	Covered by 1 topic (17 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos).
d. Compare and contrast the role of the individual in democratic and authoritarian societies.	Modern Components of the Democratic Process	Covered	13	1	9	Covered by 1 topic (13 questions, 1 materials, 9 cards, 0 videos).
e. Explain how civil society provides opportunities for individuals to promote private or public interests.	Fundamental Economic Rights	Partially covered	7	1	0	Partial coverage by 1 topic (7 questions, 1 materials, 0 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.

SMR 4.3 · The Three Branches of Government72 questions · 4 materials · 32 cards · 1 videosPartially covered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Analyze Articles I, II, and III as they relate to the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government.	Evolution of 3 Branches	Covered	11	1	6	0	Covered by 1 topic (11 questions, 1 materials, 6 cards, 0 videos).
b. Analyze how and why the existing roles and practices of the three branches of government have evolved.	Evolution of 3 Branches	Covered	11	1	6	0	Covered by 1 topic (11 questions, 1 materials, 6 cards, 0 videos).
c. Describe and analyze the issues that arise as a result of the checks and balances system.	Issues with Federalism; Structure and Functions of Federal Government	Covered	58	2	27	1	Covered by 2 topics (58 questions, 2 materials, 27 cards, 1 videos).
d. Explain the process by which the Constitution is amended.	Constitutional Amendment Processes	Partially covered	3	1	1	0	Partial coverage by 1 topic (3 questions, 1 materials, 1 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.

SMR 4.4 · Landmark U.S. Supreme Court Cases71 questions · 4 materials · 26 cards · 2 videosCovered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Analyze the changing interpretations of the Bill of Rights and later constitutional amendments.	U.S. Constitutional Amendments; The Bill of Rights	Covered	39	2	20	1	Covered by 2 topics (39 questions, 2 materials, 20 cards, 1 videos).
b. Evaluate the effects of the Court’s interpretations of the Constitution in Marbury v. Madison, McCullough v. Maryland, and United States v. Nixon.	Government in the Colonial Period; Landmark Supreme Court Cases	Covered	32	2	6	1	Covered by 2 topics (32 questions, 2 materials, 6 cards, 1 videos).
c. Describe and analyze the controversies that have resulted over the changing interpretations of civil rights, including, but not limited to, those in Plessy v. Ferguson; Brown v. Board of Education; Miranda v. Arizona; Roe v. Wade; Regents of the University of California v. Bakke; Adarand Constructors, Inc. v. Pena; United States v. Virginia (VMI), and Bush v. Palm Beach County Canvassing Board.	Landmark Supreme Court Cases	Covered	29	1	4	1	Covered by 1 topic (29 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 1 videos).

SMR 4.5 · Issues Regarding Campaigns for National, State, and Local Elective Offices72 questions · 3 materials · 29 cards · 2 videosPartially covered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Identify the various ways in which federal, state, local, and tribal governments are organized.	Federalism; Structure and Functions of Federal Government; Structure and Functions of State Governments V1	Covered	72	3	29	2	Covered by 3 topics (72 questions, 3 materials, 29 cards, 2 videos).
b. Analyze the issues that arise out of the divisions of jurisdiction among federal, state, local, and tribal governments at each level of government; consider their impacts on those different levels of government.	None	Coverage gap identified	0	0	0	0	No matching topic found in the study guide.
c. Analyze the sources of power and influence in democratic politics, such as access to and use of the mass media, money, economic interests, and the ability to mobilize groups.	None	Coverage gap identified	0	0	0	0	No matching topic found in the study guide.

SMR 4.6 · Powers and Procedures of the National, State, Local and Tribal Governments21 questions · 3 materials · 6 cards · 0 videosPartially covered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Notes
a. Identify the various ways in which federal, state, local, and tribal governments are organized.	Federal Government and Tribal Governments	Partially covered	2	1	0	Partial coverage by 1 topic (2 questions, 1 materials, 0 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
b. Analyze the issues that arise out of the divisions of jurisdiction among federal, state, local, and tribal governments at each level of government; consider their impacts on those different levels of government.	Issues with Federalism; Federal Government and Tribal Governments	Partially covered	4	2	2	Partial coverage by 2 topics (4 questions, 2 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
c. Analyze the sources of power and influence in democratic politics, such as access to and use of the mass media, money, economic interests, and the ability to mobilize groups.	Components of the Democratic Process	Covered	17	1	4	Covered by 1 topic (17 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos).

SMR 4.7 · The Media in American Political Life20 questions · 2 materials · 6 cards · 0 videosCovered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Describe the significance of a free press, including the role of the broadcast, print, and electronic media in American society and government.	Components of the Democratic Process; Alien and Sedition Acts	Covered	20	2	6	0	Covered by 2 topics (20 questions, 2 materials, 6 cards, 0 videos).
b. Analyze the interaction between public officials and the media to communicate and influence public opinion.	Components of the Democratic Process	Covered	17	1	4	0	Covered by 1 topic (17 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos).

SMR 4.8 · Political Systems30 questions · 2 materials · 17 cards · 1 videosCovered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Explain and analyze different political systems and the philosophies that underlie them, including the parliamentary system.	Implications of Different Forms of Government	Covered	28	1	14	1	Covered by 1 topic (28 questions, 1 materials, 14 cards, 1 videos).
b. Analyze problems of new democracies in the 19th and 20th centuries and their internal struggles.	Implications of Different Forms of Government; The Cold War - Latin America	Covered	30	2	17	1	Covered by 2 topics (30 questions, 2 materials, 17 cards, 1 videos).

SMR 4.9 · Tensions within our Constitutional Democracy32 questions · 2 materials · 23 cards · 0 videosCovered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Analyze the constitutional interpretations of the First Amendment’s statement about the separation of church and state.	U.S. Constitutional Amendments	Covered	15	1	19	0	Covered by 1 topic (15 questions, 1 materials, 19 cards, 0 videos).
b. Debate the adequacy of the solution of majority rule and the role of minority rights in a majority-rules system	Components of the Democratic Process	Covered	17	1	4	0	Covered by 1 topic (17 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos).

Principles of Economics (Domain 5)Partially covered

SMR 5.1 · Economic Terms and Concepts and Economic Reasoning85 questions · 6 materials · 25 cards · 3 videosCovered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Describe the causal relationship between scarcity and choices, and explain opportunity cost and marginal benefit and marginal cost.	Basic Economic Concepts; Scarcity and Opportunity Cost; Diminishing Marginal Returns; Consumer Decisions	Covered	61	4	16	2	Covered by 4 topics (61 questions, 4 materials, 16 cards, 2 videos).
b. Identify the difference between monetary and non-monetary incentives and how changes in incentives cause changes in behavior.	Basic Economic Concepts	Covered	30	1	8	1	Covered by 1 topic (30 questions, 1 materials, 8 cards, 1 videos).
c. Debate the role of private property as an incentive in conserving and improving scarce resources, including renewable and nonrenewable natural resources.	Types of Economic Resources	Covered	8	1	3	0	Covered by 1 topic (8 questions, 1 materials, 3 cards, 0 videos).
d. Describe and analyze the debate concerning the role of a market economy versus a planned economy in establishing and preserving political and personal liberty (e.g., through the works of Adam Smith).	Economic Systems	Covered	16	1	6	1	Covered by 1 topic (16 questions, 1 materials, 6 cards, 1 videos).

SMR 5.2 · Elements of America’s Market Economy in a Global Setting142 questions · 9 materials · 51 cards · 2 videosPartially covered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Describe and analyze the relationship of the concepts of incentives and substitutes to the law of supply and demand.	Supply and Demand; Economic Philosophers	Covered	49	2	17	1	Covered by 2 topics (49 questions, 2 materials, 17 cards, 1 videos).
b. Describe the effects of changes in supply and/or demand on the relative scarcity, price, and quantity of particular products.	Supply and Demand	Covered	36	1	10	1	Covered by 1 topic (36 questions, 1 materials, 10 cards, 1 videos).
c. Explain and analyze the roles of property rights, competition, and profit in a market economy.	Free-Enterprise System	Covered	12	1	7	0	Covered by 1 topic (12 questions, 1 materials, 7 cards, 0 videos).
d. Explain and analyze how prices reflect the relative scarcity of goods and services and perform the function of allocation in a market economy.	Scarcity and Opportunity Cost	Covered	21	1	4	1	Covered by 1 topic (21 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 1 videos).
e. Explain the process by which competition among buyers and sellers determines a market price.	Free-Enterprise System	Covered	12	1	7	0	Covered by 1 topic (12 questions, 1 materials, 7 cards, 0 videos).
f. Describe the effect of price controls on buyers and sellers.	Coefficient of Price Elasticity	Partially covered	4	1	4	0	Partial coverage by 1 topic (4 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
g. Analyze how domestic and international competition in a market economy affects the quality, quantity, and price of goods and services produced.	Free-Enterprise System Tenets	Covered	8	1	5	0	Covered by 1 topic (8 questions, 1 materials, 5 cards, 0 videos).
h. Explain the role of profit as the incentive to entrepreneurs in a market economy.	Profit Maximization	Covered	15	1	6	0	Covered by 1 topic (15 questions, 1 materials, 6 cards, 0 videos).
i. Describe the functions of the financial markets.	Sectors of the Economy; Markets	Covered	33	2	15	0	Covered by 2 topics (33 questions, 2 materials, 15 cards, 0 videos).

SMR 5.3 · The Relationship between Politics and Economics80 questions · 6 materials · 24 cards · 3 videosCovered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Analyze the effects of federal, state, and local policies on the distribution of resources and economic decision-making.	Government Regulation; Taxes; Market Supply and Demand; Fiscal and Monetary Policy	Covered	31	4	6	2	Covered by 4 topics (31 questions, 4 materials, 6 cards, 2 videos).
b. Describe the economic and social effects of government fiscal policies.	Fiscal and Monetary Policy	Covered	12	1	2	0	Covered by 1 topic (12 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos).
c. Describe the aims and tools of monetary policy and its economic and social effects.	Fiscal and Monetary Policy	Covered	12	1	2	0	Covered by 1 topic (12 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos).
d. Assess the tradeoff between efficiency and equality in modern mixed economies, using social policies as examples.	Communism, Socialism, and Capitalism	Covered	19	1	10	0	Covered by 1 topic (19 questions, 1 materials, 10 cards, 0 videos).
e. Apply the principles of economic decision-making to a current or historical social problem in America (e.g., land development, resource availability, environmental quality, composition of the economy).	Basic Economic Concepts	Covered	30	1	8	1	Covered by 1 topic (30 questions, 1 materials, 8 cards, 1 videos).

SMR 5.4 · Elements of the U.S. Labor Market in a Global Setting89 questions · 6 materials · 50 cards · 1 videosCovered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Vids	Notes
a. Describe the circumstances surrounding the establishment of principal American labor unions, procedures that unions use to gain benefits for their members, and the effects of unionization, the minimum wage, and unemployment insurance.	Division of Labor; Rise of Labor	Covered	23	2	29	0	Covered by 2 topics (23 questions, 2 materials, 29 cards, 0 videos).
b. Analyze the current U.S. economy and the global labor market that helps support it, including the types of goods and services produced, the types of skills in demand, the effects of rapid technological change, inter- and intra-regional shifts in employment, and the impact of international competition.	Measures of Economic Activity - Govt Intervention; Interdependence of Nations - Advanced	Covered	24	2	11	0	Covered by 2 topics (24 questions, 2 materials, 11 cards, 0 videos).
c. Analyze wage differences between jobs and professions, using the laws of supply and demand and the concept of productivity.	Supply and Demand; Production-Possibilities Curves	Covered	42	2	13	1	Covered by 2 topics (42 questions, 2 materials, 13 cards, 1 videos).
d. Analyze the effects of international mobility of capital, labor, and trade on the U.S. economy.	Interdependence of Nations - Advanced	Covered	21	1	9	0	Covered by 1 topic (21 questions, 1 materials, 9 cards, 0 videos).

SMR 5.5 · Aggregate Economic Behavior of the American Economy33 questions · 3 materials · 10 cards · 0 videosPartially covered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Notes
a. Describe how measures of economic output are adjusted using indexes.	Measures of Economic Activity	Covered	16	1	7	Covered by 1 topic (16 questions, 1 materials, 7 cards, 0 videos).
b. Define, calculate, and analyze the significance of the changes in rates of unemployment, inflation, and real Gross Domestic Product.	Gross National Product	Partially covered	5	1	1	Partial coverage by 1 topic (5 questions, 1 materials, 1 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
c. Distinguish between short- and long-term interest rates and explain their relative significance.	Fiscal and Monetary Policy	Covered	12	1	2	Covered by 1 topic (12 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos).

SMR 5.6 · International Trade and the American Economy42 questions · 4 materials · 31 cards · 0 videosCovered

Official competency	Matching 240 topics	Alignment	Qs	Mats	Cards	Notes
a. Use the concept of comparative advantage to identify the costs of and gains from international trade.	Interdependence of Nations - Advanced	Covered	21	1	9	Covered by 1 topic (21 questions, 1 materials, 9 cards, 0 videos).
b. Compare and contrast the arguments for and against trade restrictions during the Great Depression with those among labor, business, and political leaders today.	Economic History	Covered	12	1	14	Covered by 1 topic (12 questions, 1 materials, 14 cards, 0 videos).
c. Analyze the significance of the changing role of international political borders and territorial sovereignty in a global economy (e.g., General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs (GATT), North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), World Trade Organization (WTO), European Union (EU)).	Interdependence of Nations - Advanced; Key Global Economic Institutions	Covered	22	2	13	Covered by 2 topics (22 questions, 2 materials, 13 cards, 0 videos).
d. Describe how international currency exchange rates are determined and their significance.	Currency Exchange Rates	Covered	8	1	5	Covered by 1 topic (8 questions, 1 materials, 5 cards, 0 videos).

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