September – June
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- Write for a variety of purposes including but not limited to controversial, cause and effect, expository, literary reaction/analysis and persuasive essays.
- Read and interpret various types of alternate sources; i.e. charts, maps, graphs, primary sources, statistics.
- How expansion increased sectionalism and led to the Civil War
- Identify the participants, causes and results of the Civil War.
- Causes and effects of Industrialization, Urbanization and Immigration.
- How Progressives sought to change government to be more responsive to the people.
- How Imperialistic events created a more dominate US.
- Identify the cause and the US role in World War I.
- Identify the lifestyles of the different social classes during the 1920s.
- Analyze how the 1920s, the Great Depression and New Deal connect to one another.
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