Glossary: Terms Starting with U

14 definitions in Social Studies with links to the lessons that teach each word.

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All terms starting with U

uncle

Social StudiesFrom Grade 1

your parent’s brother

Learn it in: Family members and caregivers (Grade 1)

unfair

Social StudiesFrom Grade 1

not fair

Learn it in: Fairness (Grade 1), Fair treatment (Grade 2)

unicameral

Social StudiesFrom Grade 6

having one chamber or house

Learn it in: Legislatures (Grade 6)

uniform

Social StudiesFrom Grade 1

special clothes for a job

Learn it in: Community helpers (Grade 1), Clothing and other needs (Grade 1), Clothing and cultural expression (Grade 1)

unintended consequence

Social StudiesFrom Grade 5

a result that nobody planned

Learn it in: Explaining consequences (Grade 5)

unintended effect

Social StudiesFrom Grade 3

a result nobody planned

Learn it in: Comparing solutions (Grade 3)

unique

Social StudiesFrom Grade 1

the only one of its kind

Learn it in: Celebrating individuality (Grade 1)

United Nations

Social StudiesFrom Grade 6

an organisation of countries founded in 1945 to promote peace, cooperation and human rights

Learn it in: United Nations introduction (Grade 6)

unity

Social StudiesFrom Grade 3

people being joined together

Learn it in: Shared national experiences (Grade 3)

universal

Social StudiesFrom Grade 6

applying to everyone everywhere

Learn it in: Human rights introduction (Grade 6)

upstander

Social StudiesFrom Grade 6

a person who acts safely to help when someone is treated unfairly

Learn it in: Discrimination and inclusion (Grade 6)

urban

Social StudiesFrom Grade 2

in a town or city

Learn it in: Urban communities (Grade 2), Urban settlements (Grade 3), Rural and urban life (Grade 4)

urbanisation

Social StudiesFrom Grade 5

the growth of towns and cities as more people move to them

Learn it in: Population distribution (Grade 5), Migration (Grade 5), Migration and population (Grade 6)

usefulness

Social StudiesFrom Grade 6

how helpful a source is for answering a particular question

Learn it in: Source evaluation (Grade 6)

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