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Comprehensive U.S. History Course: From Columbus to Modern Era

Dive into U.S. History from Columbus to the modern era through topics such as early colonies, Civil Rights movement, and WWII. Engage in projects like researching propaganda and exploring the U.S. Constitution. Enhance your historical interpretation and research skills in this comprehensive course.

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Comprehensive U.S. History Course: From Columbus to Modern Era

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  1. U.S. HistoryPaul Erickson\630-608-5208perickson@sd308.org

  2. Topics-Regular • Why History Columbus-Early colonies French and Indian War • Causes of Revolution Independence Revolutionary War • Propaganda Voting American Flag U.S. Constitution • Washington Jackson Causes of Civil War Reconstruction • Civil Rights movement Industrial America WWI Roaring Twenties • Great Depression WWII Modern Era State of Il. Constitution • Projects • 1st---Billy Joel 2nd---Propaganda 3rd---Eulogy 4th---60’s-2010 speech or • TBD • U.S. Constitution (mandatory) State of Il. Constitution • Class trip---Springfield in May • Homework • Reading assignment Homework assignment ( check-in) Daily note taking Projects Quizzes Tests • Homework due on due date---50% late if unexcused

  3. Topics-Honors Why History English History-Early colonies French and Indian War Causes of Revolution Declaration of Independence American Revolution Constitution Voting, American Flag Post-Revolution Jackson Presidency Pre-Civil War Civil War Reconstruction Civil Rights Roaring Twenties Great Depression WWII State of Il. Constitution Modern Era Skills Emphasis--- Informational text, evidence-based writing, research with purpose And historical interpretation. Projects--- 1st—Governor campaign 2nd—Propaganda 3rd-Research-based (eulogy) 4th—TBD Homework--- Regular assigned reading, note-taking, regular scheduled and unscheduled quizzes, midterm and final exams, project work. Homework due on due date---50% late if unexcused due to absense

  4. What can I do to help my student? • Be informed---ask questions---check home access---Check the website---make students accountable--- • Donate Kleenex

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