Introduction to U.S. History
What you will know and understand at the end of the year:
Geography and the story of mankind are interwoven.
Conflict is effectively addressed by recognizing and dealing with the underlying reasons for conflict.
The Constitution is the guiding forces and standard by which all laws are measured in the US
Knowing the past is critical to understanding the present.
The United States was founded on the principle and the extension of democratic principles.
The United States is a diverse nation- it’s story has been shaped by many different cultures, ethnicities and religions.
Skills you will acquire during the course of the year:
Historical Literacy
(sourcing, context, corroboration, close reading)
Civic Dialogue
(collaborate, communicate & compromise)
Formulating argument with evidence
Historical Inquiry
(cause & effect; summarization; compare & contrast)
Dispositions you will build upon during the course of the year:
Sacrifice & Compromise
Willingness to Sacrifice Interests for the Common Good
Courage
Courage to stand up for what is right
Empathy
Inclination to seek to understand others perspectives
Curiosity
Civil Engagement
Inclination to notice and solve problems
Patriotism
Geography and the story of mankind are interwoven.
Conflict is effectively addressed by recognizing and dealing with the underlying reasons for conflict.
The Constitution is the guiding forces and standard by which all laws are measured in the US
Knowing the past is critical to understanding the present.
The United States was founded on the principle and the extension of democratic principles.
The United States is a diverse nation- it’s story has been shaped by many different cultures, ethnicities and religions.
Skills you will acquire during the course of the year:
Historical Literacy
(sourcing, context, corroboration, close reading)
Civic Dialogue
(collaborate, communicate & compromise)
Formulating argument with evidence
Historical Inquiry
(cause & effect; summarization; compare & contrast)
Dispositions you will build upon during the course of the year:
Sacrifice & Compromise
Willingness to Sacrifice Interests for the Common Good
Courage
Courage to stand up for what is right
Empathy
Inclination to seek to understand others perspectives
Curiosity
Civil Engagement
Inclination to notice and solve problems
Patriotism
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