Ⅰ~Ⅱ.
An integrated perspective: humans, society, the environment, and happiness

01.
Integrative Perspective and Happiness

Ⅲ.
Natural environment and humans

02.
Natural environment and human life
03.
Our Rights in the Changing Natural Environment
04.
The relationship between nature and humans
05.
The occurrence of environmental problems and efforts to solve them

Ⅳ.
Culture and Diversity

06.
Characteristics and lifestyles of various cultures
07.
Cultural change and traditional culture
08.
Cultural relativism and universal ethics
09.
A multicultural society that respects cultural diversity

V.
Living space and society

10.
Industrialization and urbanization
11.
Development of transportation, communication, and science and technology

[Correct Answer/Informative Explanation]

Enpic Integrated Social Studies 1: A Essential Basic Book for Covering Both School Grades and the College Scholastic Ability Test

[Simply Completing the Concept] Completely master the core concepts of integrated society through meticulous organization and verification problems!
In the concept study, we organized the content into one page in a short and concise manner, and organized it into one page of essential materials so that it can be viewed at a glance, thereby increasing the concentration of learning. In addition, we pointed out concepts that are likely to appear on the exam with the material pick plus.

[Surely prepare for the actual exam] Final review before the exam with real-life questions!
To help you thoroughly review concepts and solidify your skills, we have presented various types of problems, including concept check problems, skill completion problems, and strategy CSAT problems.
In the unit study, you can solidify your skills by organizing the main concepts into a table and then working through problems that summarize the unit.

[Thoroughly Skimming Over Wrong Answers] Enpic's concise and clear solutions!
You can develop problem-solving skills through concise and clear basic explanations, 'Comprehensive Choice Analysis' that thoroughly explains why each choice is correct or incorrect, and specific 'Descriptive Grading Criteria'.