U.S. History

Grades 11-12
Course Rigor: Course Rigor

Credit: 1

Term: 2 Semesters

Subject Type: Core

Prerequisite(s):

NCAA Approved Dual Credit Eligible

Trace the political, social, and economic development of the United States from early exploration to modern-day America. This full-year course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of key events, movements, and people that have shaped the nation’s history.

In this course, students will learn:

  • Colonial America
  • War & Reconstruction
  • Industrialization
  • Modern America

With a focus on critical thinking and historical analysis, students engage with primary sources, write essays, and complete projects. The course also encourages reflection on the role of faith, values, and leadership throughout American history.

*This course may be eligible for dual credit course swap. Contact your educational coordinator for details.

Course Overview
  • Unit 1: Early Settlement of North America
  • Unit 2: Development of Constitutional Government
  • Unit 3: National Expansion
  • Unit 4: A Nation Divided
  • Unit 5: A Nation Divided & United
  • Unit 6: U.S. Involvement at Home & Abroad
  • Unit 7: The Search for Peace
  • Unit 8: A Nation at War
  • Unit 9: Contemporary America
  • Unit 10: United States History Review

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