Course Syllabus
	Kami
	Daily Rundown
	USHG Binder
	The Nystrom Atlas of United States History
	Mr. Carpenter's Lesson Plans

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United States History & Geography conceptualizes important eras in American History by using historical and geographic themes. Current events are discussed throughout the course and related to Era 6 (1877 through World War I) during the first semester and Eras 7 through 9 (1920s through the New Global Age) in the second semester. Students will utilize geographic principles such as space, place, environment, social makeup, physical/spatial dynamics and connections and U.S./global issues and events in determining change and continuity in American society; identifying the gathering and interactions of people, cultures and ideas; evaluating economic and technological changes and their relationship to society, cultures, ideas and the environment and view the changing role of America in the world.

Mr. Christian Carpenter
Social Studies teacher at Clintondale High School (Room 204)

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