Welcome to Mr. Tredinnick's US History Course
Welcome to this survey course on the history of the United States from its first settlement by American Indians up to the Modern Era. This course will introduce students to the basic principles of the American Democracy, and the significant historical events that have shaped the United States to become the country it is today. Specific emphasis will be laid on the social, economic, political, and environmental factors that influenced the path to development for the United States, and how those factors have impacted separate groups within the United States differently. Through studying the historical developments of the United States the overarching goal is to help students gain an appreciation of the different factors that went in to the formation of the modern United States as a country, and as a people.
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Unit IV - A Nation Divided
Unit IV Notes
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Unit IV Assignments
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Unit IV Resources
Unit III - A Developing Nation
Unit III Notes
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Unit III Assignments
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Unit III Resources
Amistad - The Middle Passage
Unit II - Nation Building
Unit II Notes
Seeds of the American Revolution
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Unit II Assignments
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Unit II Resources
Unit I - The Early Colonial Era
Unit I Notes
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Unit I Assignments
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Unit I Resources
National Geographic: America Before Columbus
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Course Resources
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