GED 232
Early U.S. History (Basic Subjects)
Online Course
GED 232 Early U.S. History (Basic Subjects)
3 Semester Units
Early U.S. History explores the history of the United Sates from Native American societies before 1492 to the year 1877, with an in-depth analysis of the transition in United States history from pre-colonial beginnings to an independent national state. This course will survey the historical, cultural, political, and economic events that shaped early United States history.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Examine the colonization in North America and the struggle for power.
- Demonstrate an understanding of reform, resistance, and revolution.
- Discuss aspects of the old south including slave culture, and the movement toward the democratization of culture.
- Examine the components of the American System, and the development of the Whig and Democratic parties.
- Discuss the secession and civil war, and analyze the factors that led to the birth of freedom.
- Demonstrate proficiency with academic writing related to the study of early U.S. history.
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