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Printable social studies worksheet for Grades 8 to 12 analyzing St. Louis income data and the effects of redlining on neighborhood economics.
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St. Louis Economic Investigation

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This printable social studies worksheet asks students in Grades 8–12 to investigate economic patterns in St. Louis neighborhoods by examining median household income data and redlining maps. Questions prompt analysis of income trends, neighborhood proximity, and the connections between historical discriminatory practices and current income levels. Useful for economics units, history lessons on systemic racism, or critical-thinking discussion activities.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
History
Grade Level:
8th – 12th Grades
Updated May 2026

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