| Middle
and Elementary School
Geography
This course introduces
students to the continents of Europe, Asia, Africa and
Australia. Studies include the locations, place, and interaction
with the environment, movement of people and goods, and
regions in the countries. Students will learn the individual
countries, their customs and cultures.
History
This course introduces
students to the main events in the history of American
continent such as: The Americas to 1500, Europe and America
Meet, The Founding of New Societies, American Revolution,
The Ambiguous Democracy, Civil War, Waves if Reform, Boom
and Bust, The Age of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Leader of
the Free World.
High
School History
US History I
This course will
study American History from pre-colonial America through
reconstruction. Special emphasis is placed on colonial
America, westward expansion and the Civil War. This course
is taught on a self –motivated, independent study
level. Students work on assignments provided by and then
graded by the teacher. The course includes chapter reading,
research papers, article analysis and tests.
US History II
This course will
cover the Guilded Age (1870) to the end of the Cold War
(1991). Special emphasis will be placed on the industrialization
of the later 1800’s and the emergence of America
as a world power in the 1900’s. This course is taught
on self-motivated, independent study level. The course
includes chapter readings, research papers, article analysis
and tests.
World-European
History
This course’s
topics include, but are not limited to, Greek and Roman
Civilization, Renaissance and Reformation, English and French
Revolutions and Work War I. This course includes chapter
reading, research papers, article analysis and tests.
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Forms
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