MICDS US History
A Thematic Study of The United States
THE COURSE
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Course Overview
Course Mission Statement
Course Description
Thematic Units and Course Content
For Comparison, Traditional Chronological Units
Course Grade - Rubric
History Department Policies
US History Timeline
Unit I - Intro to US History
Unit I Syllabus (Intro to US History)
Unit I - Handouts
Unit I Links (Primary and Secondary Readings)
Unit II - Democracy and Republicanism
Unit II Syllabus (Democracy and Republicanism)
Online Primary Sources and Secondary Readings
Unit II Handouts
Unit III - Constitutionalism and Federalism
Unit III Syllabus (Constitutionalism/Federalism)
Online Primary Sources and Secondary Readings-III
Unit III Handouts
Unit IV - Expansion and Industrialization
Unit IV-Expansion/Industrialization Syllabus
Online Primary Sources and Secondary Readings (IV)
Handouts/Downloadable Documents
Unit V - Immigration and Class
Unit V Syllabus/Handouts (Immigration and Class)
Online Primary/Secondary Sources (V)
Unit VI - Revolution, Reform and Protest
Unit VI Syllabus (Revolution, Reform, Protest)
Unit VI Sources (Primary and Secondary)
Unit VII - Race and Racism
Unit VII Syllabus (Race and Racism)
Unit VII Links (Primary and Secondary Sources)
Unit VIII - War and Peace
Unit VIII Syllabus (War and Peace)
Unit VIII Links (Primary and Secondary Sources)
Unit IX - Final Project
Syllabus/Guidelines/Resources
Final Projects
Visitor's Welcome Page
Teachers and Classes
Federman's Classes
Federman's Assignments & Announcements
Federman's Class Notes
Murray's Class
Murray's Assignments & Announcements
Murray's Class Notes
Small's Classes
Small's Assignments and Announcements
Small's Class Notes
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Useful Links
Online Textbooks
Stephen Mintz/Gilder Lehrman (Institute of American History)
A Biography of America (WGBH)
Portfolios
Portfolio Link
Study Tools
Dipity (Timelines)
Flash Cards
Diigo
Specific Immigration Project Links
Digital History - Immigration
Library of Congress - Immigration Presentation
PBS - Destination America
Research Resources - Library and Beyond
MICDS LIBRARY HOME PAGE
MICDS Library - Primary Sources
BIG 6 Problem Solving Skills
History Matters
Library of Congress American Memory
Library of Congress Learning Links
New York Public Library Digital Collection
Subject Directory for Primary Sources
Additional Project Links
How to cite youtube
Weebly - Web Page Maker
From Concept to Comic - A Library Resource on Building a Graphic Novel
Comic Life Tutorials and Websites
Citing/Bibliographies
Purdue - In Text Citations
Purdue - Work Cited Formatting
Plagiarism Tutorial
Link - US History Course Evaluation
Survey Link (US History)
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Course Overview
You must always know the past,
for there is no real Was, there is only Is.
-- William Faulkner --
Course Mission Statement
Course Description
Thematic Units and Course Content
For Comparison, Traditional Chronological Units
Course Grade - Rubric
History Department Policies
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