US History I Mr. Matt Mirabito

As mentioned in the High School Program of Studies: US History 1 CPA is concerned with United States history from the Confederation Era through the Progressive Era. Students will focus on the individuals as well as the social, political, and economic events that shaped the nation. Special research/analysis projects are required. The fall semester begins with a brief review of major historical antecedents leading to the Constitution and then concentrates on the Constitution itself; the Federalist, Jeffersonian, and Jacksonian eras (major domestic and foreign developments); and the economic progress of the North and the South. Concepts are studied and analyzed through an emphasis on reading and writing skills. The spring semester covers the same course content as outlined for American History 1 Advanced. The emphases of the first semester are continued and reinforced through traditional and alternative assessments. Research skills are especially addressed in this semester.

Please click on the link below to find objectives and progress indicators for the following courses of study: American History I

American Revolution American Revolution Framing the Constitution Framing the Constitution Branches of Government Branches of Government Bill of Rights Bill of Rights Political Philosophies of Hamilton and Jefferson Political Philosophies of Hamilton and Jefferson Washington, Adams, Madison, Jefferson, and Jackson Administrations Washington, Adams, Madison, Jefferson, and Jackson Administrations War of 1812 War of 1812

Manifest Destiny Manifest Destiny Mexican War Mexican War Compromise of 1850 Compromise of 1850 The Civil War The Civil War The Reconstruction Era The Reconstruction Era Progressive Movement Progressive Movement American Labor Movement American Labor Movement Immigration Immigration

Power Point Presentations Power Point Presentations America: The Story of Us mini-series with accompanying viewing guide. America: The Story of Us mini-series with accompanying viewing guide. CNN Student News - daily 10 minute news broadcasts produced specifically for adolescents. CNN Student News - daily 10 minute news broadcasts produced specifically for adolescents. iCivics web-based interactive activities designed to teach students civics and inspire them to be active participants in U.S. democracy. iCivics web-based interactive activities designed to teach students civics and inspire them to be active participants in U.S. democracy. Socrative smartphone reading quizzes, review activities, and class discussions. Socrative smartphone reading quizzes, review activities, and class discussions.