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AFTER COMPLETION OF THIS COURSE EACH STUDENT WILL BE ABLE TO:
1. Evaluate why knowledge of U.S. History will be of benefit to each and every citizen.
2. Identify the major persons and events of the American History.
3. Analyze original artifacts, such as photographs, charts, maps, newspapers, letters, etc., in order to more accurately
examine how history is recorded and passed along from generation to generation.
EVALUATION PROCEDURES:
UNIT EXAMS: Exams will be both objective and subjective, using TF, matching, completion, multiple choice, and short essay
questions. Exams will count 100 points each.
INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENTS: During each unit, students will also be assigned a variety of smaller written assignments. Such
assignments will include opinion essays, review questions, quizzes, and special projects, such as the creation of an opinion
poll or student-created legislative bill. These assignments will normally count 20 points.
MAJOR GROUP STUDY PROJECTS: During each quarter of study major projects will be assigned. They will include individual,
partner, and small group projects. Research and planning time will be available in class, but some independent homework will
be necessary as well. Specific grading procedures for each project will be handed out in advance and will be discussed in
detail.
Movie Reviews for Extra Credit
Book Reports for Extra Credit
Cool Books to Read about Am. History
First Quarter Geography Projects
Second Quarter Founders Projects
Third Quarter Small Group Projects
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