May 25, 2022

Grade 7 Social Studies Past Papers

Grade 7 Social Studies in Zambia is designed to provide students with a broad understanding of various social, cultural, and historical aspects of the country and the world.

This subject aims to promote critical thinking, global awareness, and civic engagement.

Below is an overview of the key topics and themes typically covered in the Grade 7 Social Studies curriculum in Zambia:

1. Zambian History and Culture:
   • Exploration of Zambia's historical development, including pre-colonial, colonial, and post-independence periods.
   • Study of indigenous cultures, traditions, and heritage.


2. Geography
   • Examination of Zambia's physical geography, including landforms, climate, and natural resources.
   • Exploration of global geography and its impact on society and the environment.


3. Civics and Citizenship:
   • Introduction to the principles of democracy and good governance.
   • Understanding the roles and responsibilities of citizens in a democratic society.
   • Study of Zambia's political system, including government structures and elections.


4. Economics and Economic Activities:
   • Overview of economic concepts, including production, consumption, and trade.
   • Exploration of economic activities in Zambia, such as agriculture, mining, and manufacturing..


5. Social Issues:
   • Examination of social issues facing Zambia and the world, including poverty, inequality, and human rights.
   • Discussion of ways to address these social challenges.


6. Global Awareness
   • Introduction to global issues, including climate change, globalization, and international cooperation.
   • Understanding Zambia's role in the global community.

The Grade 7 Social Studies curriculum in Zambia aims to foster an appreciation for Zambia's rich history and diverse culture while also preparing students to be informed, responsible citizens who are aware of global issues.

Teachers and educational resources provided by the Examinations Council of Zambia (ECZ) or the Ministry of General Education in Zambia may offer additional guidance and materials to support students in their studies.