Brief Description History
Our history and social studies courses provide a broad understanding of historical events, political systems, and economic principles. U.S. History explores the development of the United States from its founding to the present, examining key events, movements, and figures. World History covers global civilizations, cultural exchanges, and major historical developments from ancient times to modern history. Government focuses on the structure and function of political systems, with an emphasis on the U.S. Constitution, branches of government, and civic responsibilities. Economics introduces fundamental economic concepts, including supply and demand, market structures, and the impact of government policies on the economy. European History examines the political, social, and cultural evolution of Europe, from the Renaissance to contemporary times. Each course encourages critical thinking and analysis of historical and societal trends.
Dual Enrollment: HIST B4A- European Civilization- Pre 1650 3 units HIST B4B- European Civilization- Post 1600 3 units
HIST B17A- US History to 1877 3 units HIST B17B- US History from 1865 3 units
Courses offered: 10 credits per course completed
World History CP Honors European History
US History Gen US History CP Honors US History Government CP Honors Government Economics CP Macroeconomics AP
A-G Approved Course: A History/ Social Science
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