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Course
Description
This is a year-long course, taught as two semester courses, open to grades 10-12 although it is generally taken during the Junior year.
The first course (US History I) focuses on United States
history from European discovery through the end of
Reconstruction. The second course (US History II) focuses on
the Gilded Age through modern times. Special emphasis is
placed on the underlying causes of events in American
history and how those events shaped the country as we know
it today. Class activities will center on note taking and
discussion, research techniques, writing activities, class
presentations, written/oral examinations, and written/oral
presentations in class.
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Important Dates:
Friday, August 22 - School Starts
January 16 - Final Exam
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