This comprehensive course delves into the rich history of the United States, covering everything from the early days of discovery and colonization to the pivotal events leading up to 1877. Students will explore the American Revolution, the establishment of the Constitution, westward expansion, and the role of ethnic minorities and women in shaping the nation. Additionally, the course examines the impact of the Civil War and Reconstruction on American society. Through in-depth analysis, students will gain a strong understanding of key historical terms and theories, the role of state and federal government, and the rights of citizens under the U.S. Constitution. They will also learn to critically evaluate different interpretations of the American past, analyze and compare various perspectives on historical issues, and identify and explain cause-and-effect relationships in history. Ultimately, this course will enable students to evaluate contemporary problems and issues from historical perspectives, providing a well-rounded understanding of the nation's rich and complex history. Best of all, there are no prerequisites required to enroll.
- Teacher: Ka'Mal McClarin