The American History curriculum explores the development of the United States from pre-colonial times to the present day. Through examining key periods, events, and figures, students will understand how the nation evolved from colonial settlements to the world's leading superpower. The curriculum covers political developments, social movements, cultural changes, and America's growing international influence, providing insights into the institutions, ideals, and innovations that shape American society.
This course examines the early history of North America, from Native American civilizations through European exploration, colonial settlement, and the path to independence. Students will explore the foundations of American society, early cultural int…This course examines the early history of North America, from Native American civilizations through European exploration, colonial settlement, and the path to independence. Students will explore the foundations of American society, early cultural interactions, and the formation of colonial identity.
This course covers the period from independence through the Civil War, examining the formation of the new nation, westward expansion, and growing sectional tensions. Students will understand how early American democracy developed and faced its greate…This course covers the period from independence through the Civil War, examining the formation of the new nation, westward expansion, and growing sectional tensions. Students will understand how early American democracy developed and faced its greatest challenge.
This course explores America's transformation into an industrial and world power, examining rapid economic growth, social reform movements, and emergence onto the world stage. Students will analyze the nation's development into a modern industrial so…This course explores America's transformation into an industrial and world power, examining rapid economic growth, social reform movements, and emergence onto the world stage. Students will analyze the nation's development into a modern industrial society.
This course examines America's emergence as a global superpower, exploring the world wars, economic depression, and Cold War. Students will understand how the United States became the leader of the Western world.
This course covers contemporary American history, examining social change, technological revolution, and America's role in a globalized world. Students will analyze recent developments shaping modern American society.