Jamie Lathan Meredith Murphy     
 
     

Honors US History

Course Information


This course examines critical issues in American history from the Colonial Era to the present such as race relations, ethnic tensions, conflict (both domestic and foreign), management-worker relations, the role of government in the economy and the lives of its citizens, and the meaning of democracy. Students are expected to analyze and critically review a variety of materials including texts, print and non-print primary sources, and interpretive readings. Emphasis is placed on developing writing and rhetoric skills. Preparation for the US History EOC test is also emphasized.

Prerequisites:  **Schools will be asked to supply the following student information: PSAT score, EOC Civics test (raw or adjusted score), Social studies teacher recommendation

Materials:  Books and curricular materials on loan from NCSSM

Site requirements:  Students must have computer access to Internet in DL classroom

Recommended weight:  Honors first semester


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