Im trying to make a highschool transcript- what would be ';social studies'; for each highschool grade? (9,10..)?

i know about social studies and history and american history but i need one more and which grade would each one be?Im trying to make a highschool transcript- what would be ';social studies'; for each highschool grade? (9,10..)?
my history classes were-


freshman: Geography


sophomore: AP World History


junior: US History


senior: AP Government/AP Economics





i'm not sure what you're asking really.Im trying to make a highschool transcript- what would be ';social studies'; for each highschool grade? (9,10..)?
How about geography? How about global history? Most of the wars were not in the US. Historical Literature for 12th graders since that is quite complicated--well it can be. Geography should be the beginning of the learning where the countries are etc. A lot of people cant read a map!! Social studies next in order to better explain how the ';social'; aspects of the countries are all related or not related. Global history includes all the wars etc. Since they had geography they would know where Viet Nam is--they would know why we didnt get along since they had ';social'; studies and of course the great writers of history- history thorugh the eyes of others....
9th grade usually takes world history


10th grade usually takes a history of their choice (whatever the school offers)


11th grade usually takes American History


It depends what your state requires to graduate, but usually 12th graders take Government %26amp; Economics.
At my school there is no social studies in 9th. Then 10th is European history or world civilization. 11th is American history. 12th is government and economics.
World History- 12th


Economics -10th


Geography-11th


Global Issues-11th


Government-10th


US History-9th





These are what we can take at my school. Hope it helps!
it might be different for each school but in the north east freshmen take World Civilization and Sophmores take US History
At my school we take World History and then Civics and Economics.