History & Geography

Grade 8

Credit:

Term: 2 Semesters

Subject Type: Core

Prerequisite(s):

Explore key moments in U.S. history and how they shaped the nation and its role in the world. This full-year course guides students from colonization through the 20th century, exploring government, culture, and economics. Lessons foster understanding of civic responsibility as students engage in a historical analysis of the development of the U.S. through a Christian lens.

In this course, students will learn:

  • U.S. History
  • Civics & Government
  • Westward Expansion
  • Economic Principles

Through engaging online lessons, students examine geography, government systems, and cultural shifts while building map skills and understanding historical patterns that influence today’s world.

Course Overview
  • Unit 1: European Backgrounds
  • Unit 2: Colonization of America
  • Unit 3: War for Independence
  • Unit 4: Emergence of a Nation
  • Unit 5: Westward Movement
  • Unit 6: Civil War
  • Unit 7: Industrial Nation
  • Unit 8: 20th-Century World Power
  • Unit 9: U.S. in a Changing World
  • Unit 10: Review
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