U.S. History – Junior High

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U.S. History – Junior High

U.S. History – Junior High covers from A.D. 1000 to the Present in 30 weekly units; five daily lessons per unit. Each weekly online class provides both review and a preview of the weekly units, through discussions, quizzes, and games. Assessments for U.S. History will include occasional tests, and overall grade will be determined by a combination of class participation, assignments completed, and test scores.

Studying U.S. History helps students understand and grapple with complex questions and dilemmas by examining how the past has shaped our country and how we interact as a country globally, nationally, and locally. Studying history will also help students understand how we develop relationships between societies and people. Given the complexities of our world, developing a thorough understanding of the foundation of this country will allow students to navigate those complexities with a more critical thought process.

U.S. History is a dynamic, interactive class for Junior High students or 9th grade students, giving them a well-rounded look at the United States. The text is specifically chosen to engage students as they lay a firm foundation for high school studies and for future success as well-informed citizens.

Required Texts: The Story of the Thirteen Colonies & The Great Republic and 200 Questions about American History, and a Story of the World, Volume 4.

Pair this course with U.S. Literature and Composition and U.S. Geography as a Bundle for a robust and integrated year of learning!

U.S. History – Junior High is also appropriate for 9th-grade students.