Course: Revolutionaries and Reformers in U.S. History
Course: Revolutionaries and Reformers in U.S. History
This year-long course is required for ninth grade participants in the Gilder-Lehrman American History Scholars Program. It provides in-depth instruction in historical research methods. Students use primary and secondary sources to complete a major project suitable for the National History Day competition. Using a chronological approach to nineteenth century U.S. History, this course complements and supports the required U. S. History course since 1877. Students’ interest in U.S. History is engaged by focusing on individuals who made a difference in the evolution of our nation’s story and through use of resources, especially documents, from the Gilder-Lehrman collection. This course is for the American Scholar Program only.
Grade 9 American History Scholars student
Dual Enrollment Compatible Course:
The American Republic to 1877
