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United States history

Course Summary

This US History course promotes the examination, analysis, and evaluation of important events in the history of the United States of America. In Semester A, you will examine events that shaped the birth, growth, and expansion of the nation from the late 1700s through the mid1900s. These events are told through multiple diverse perspectives and include a focus on primary and secondary sources. Throughout the course, you will use inquiry skills to examine, ask questions, and analyze the impacts of historical events and actions, and will discuss the outcomes of them with your peers. You will also form opinions about historical events and support your opinions with information from your reading. Not only will you investigate history, but you will also use critical thinking and analytical skills through Clarifying Big Ideas lessons in order to gain a deeper understanding of history

Course Pacing Guide

UNIT 1: FOUNDATIONS OF A NATION (1775 – 1877) (DAYS 1 – 16)

UNIT 2: INDUSTRIALIZING THE NATION (1877 – 1914) (DAYS 17 – 31)

UNIT 3: A NATION REFORMS (1877 – 1914) (DAYS 32 – 46)

UNIT 4: A NATION GOES TO WAR (1914 – 1929) (DAYS 47 – 63)

UNIT 5: A TUMULTUOUS NATION (1929 – 1945) (DAYS 64 – 90)

Fee Details

Grade Level

Grade 9 / 10 / 11 / 12

Duration

10 Months

Credit Value

1 - credit course

Requirements

None

Prerequisites

Student must have completed grade