U.S. History (US, CC)

1.0 Credit

Grade 11

Fee:

Prerequisite: None

This course emphasizes the development of informed citizens who will assume their full responsibilities in the democratic pursuits of political, economic, and social ideas. This subject takes in a thorough review of the Constitution and its relationship to the individual and its influence in local, state, national, and international problems. Major areas of study begin with the post-Civil War and Reconstruction, the Gilded Age, Reform and the Progressives, Expansion to a World Power, Fighting in the European War, the Golden Twenties, the Great Depression, the undertaking of the New Deal, the Korean Conflict, the Fabulous Fifties, Sensational Sixties, Memorable Seventies, the not so distant Eighties and the present.

Course Catalog 2008-2009