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This course presents a broad view of the American experience. A variety of political, social, and economic topics are covered including: the Constitution, Sectionalism, the Mexican War, Progressivism, World War I through World War II, and various topics to the modern age. A variety of activities will be employed to develop the skills and concepts relevant to American history. Readings from the text and supplementary materials will be required as will papers and tests. Writing and research are integral to the course. Text: The Americans, Danzer, de Alva, et al. American Studies Grade: 11Duration: 2 Semesters Prerequisite: None Credit: 1 credit per Semester (12 credit English, 12 credit Social Studies); this course meets Junior English and history requirements What is unique and important about America? American Studies is designed to give students opportunities to explore and challenge the underlying values of American culture. A teamtaught, interdisciplinary course which emphasizes American literature, history, art and popular culture, this academically rigorous, cocurricular approach to English and history will combine classic texts with current issues in a student centered, experiential environment. The course may also include field trips to historical sites of interest, museums, and performances. Students will complete a summer reading as well as read various pieces of literature. Using textbooks, and primary sources, students will write several essays each quarter in addition to other assignments. Texts: Among other works, Death of A Salesman, The Great Gatsby, The Scarlet Letter and Huckleberry Finn. Students will also read multiple historical textbooks and documents. Advanced Placement United States History Grade: 11 - 12 Duration: 2 Semesters Prerequisite: Course average of 70 in AP World History II, Honors American Studies or grade of 90 in Global History II, US History or American Studies * and Department Approval Credit: 0.5 per Semester This course is a survey of United States History from the period of exploration to the present, and will fulfill the American History requirement. It is geared toward the Advanced Placement examination and is open to all students who have not taken U.S. History. This course will involve substantial reading, writing, and research, as well as quizzes, papers and essay examinations. Text: American Pageant, Bailey AP UNITED STATES HISTORY COLLEGE BOARD COURSE DESCRIPTIONCURRICULUM OVERVIEW The mission of Independence Hall Association, owner of ushistory.org, is to provide a forum for learning and discussing American history and values. Toward that end we offer these three courses written by a former Pennsylvania history teacher of the year, in conjunction with other historians, as a resource to our visitors.The content of these textbooks is protected by copyright. Copyright does not apply to any public domain images or text. In most cases, images in the textbooks are either public domain or are used under a Fair Use claim. IHA does not hold a copyright on any of the images used in the textbooks and cannot provide information on the copyright holders, if any.Please use this form, for requests to reproduce copyrighted material. Students take note: You do not need to request permission to cite your sources for facts in a research paper. Click below to get to ourfree online textbooks: In order to continue enjoying our site, we ask that you confirm your identity as a human. Thank you very much for your cooperation. Levels Offered: Academic and HonorsThis course is an historical study of the recent political, cultural, economic, diplomatic, and social developments of the United States. World history, as it relates to the United States as a world leader, will also be examined. Geography and current events will receive special attention.Units of study include:The Post-World War II EraThe Kennedy and Johnson YearsCivil Rights and the Era of ActivismThe Vietnam WarThe 1970sThe 1980s and 1990sThe 21st Century*Students may choose to take AP European History, AP United States History, or AP Government and Politics in the place of Modern United States History in their junior year.The textbook used for Academic Modern United States History is Prentice Halls 2016 United States History: Reconstruction to the Present, which is available in hard copy and online.The textbook used for Honors Modern United States History is Prentice Halls 2010 U.S. History: Modern America, which is available in hard copy.PHS Social Studies Department Digital subscriptions are available for institutions & homeschoolers only. To purchase digital products for your school, add it to your cart and sign in with an Educator or Homeschooler account. Some products, like answer keys, may require a teacher or homeschooling certificate. We will email you to let you know after your order. Product Restrictions * This product will be available on . COMING SOON * Qty:
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