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The document provides instructions for students to collect artifacts from their home that relate to different social science subjects: economics, geography, political science, and history. For each artifact, students are asked to describe why they selected it and why the relevant social scientist (economist, geographer, political scientist, or historian) would find it interesting to study. The artifacts for each subject must all fit into the same small bag. Students will then analyze the bags of artifacts brought by other students to make inferences about which artifact relates to each social science subject.
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