US History

About Course

This course is designed to give the student a better understanding of American History. Through the course you will gain a deeper understanding of the people and cultures that have made America the country that it is.

Students will acquire knowledge of American History including specific names, terms, and concepts.
Students will weave together the skills and content of civics, history, and geography and learn how they affect each other.
Students will consider multiple perspectives, weigh evidence, and make sound judgments about the contemporary world.
These processes build student confidence as critical thinkers.
Learners will leave prepared for advanced level courses in the social sciences and some of the analytical tasks common to the 21st century work world.

Course Content

Week 1 ( Jan 13 – Jan 20): The Civil War
The Civil War represented the greatest threat to the survival of the American republic in our history. Why we fought, how the Union won, and how we rebuilt the nation remain enduring matters of discussion and debate.

Lesson 1: Issues that Divided the Nation
00:00
Lesson 2: Civil War Battles and Events
05:00
Lesson 3: Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation
00:00
Homework 1

Week 2 ( Jan 21 – Jan 27): The Civil War
The Civil War Summary

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About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Week 1 ( Jan 13 – Jan 20): The Civil War
The Civil War represented the greatest threat to the survival of the American republic in our history. Why we fought, how the Union won, and how we rebuilt the nation remain enduring matters of discussion and debate.

Lesson 1: Issues that Divided the Nation

Lesson 2: Civil War Battles and Events

Lesson 3: Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation

Homework 1

Week 2 ( Jan 21 – Jan 27): The Civil War
The Civil War Summary

Lesson 4: The Civil War Summary

Lesson 5: Play Game to Review

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Week 1 ( Jan 13 – Jan 20): The Civil WarThe Civil War represented the greatest threat to the survival of the American republic in our history. Why we fought, how the Union won, and how we rebuilt the nation remain enduring matters of discussion and debate.

Lesson 1: Issues that Divided the Nation

Lesson 2: Civil War Battles and Events

Lesson 3: Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation

Homework 1

Week 2 ( Jan 21 – Jan 27): The Civil WarThe Civil War Summary

Lesson 4: The Civil War Summary

Lesson 5: Play Game to Review

Student Ratings & Reviews

Week 1 ( Jan 13 – Jan 20): The Civil War
The Civil War represented the greatest threat to the survival of the American republic in our history. Why we fought, how the Union won, and how we rebuilt the nation remain enduring matters of discussion and debate.

Week 2 ( Jan 21 – Jan 27): The Civil War
The Civil War Summary