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"The more you know about the past, the better prepared you are for the future."  Theodore Roosevelt

Tina Hugall MHA MBA

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In this stand alone or continuous 10 week class where we will learn different migration theories for early North American inhabitants, reasons for European exploration/conquest, and early colonization of North America. 

In this 10 week class, we will learn about different migration theories for early North American inhabitants, reasons for European exploration and conquest, and early colonization of North America. For Grades 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. 

Thinking like an historian

We will learn several of the different theories as to how the first inhabitants of North America arrived and examine many of the different Native American Cultures across the continent Part 1

Exploring different theories of human migration 

Studying history 

We will examine many of the different Native American cultures across the continent Part 2

North American early history 

From the Scandinavians to the Europeans, we will examine the reasons for exploration and expansion, and the impact Columbus and others had on the Indigenous Peoples

European Expansion 

We will take a look at the Spanish conquest of Central and South America and their relationship and impact with Indigenous Peoples

Spanish Exploration and Conquest

The who, what, where and why of Spanish and French colonization

Spanish and French explorers and colonization 

The who, what, where and why of Dutch and Portuguese colonization 

The Dutch and Portuguese explorers and colonization 

Reasons for expansion and trade; What really happened at Roanoke? Different models of government and land ownership

English colonization 

Who were these settlers, what was their relationship with the Powhatan Confederacy,

Jamestown

Pocahontas

Puritan settlement and influence, relationship with Native Americans, dissenters and Quakers

New England Part 1

The Salem Witch Trials, Moving into the 1700's

New England Part 2

U.S. History - Standalone or Part 1 of 12 - Age of Exploration 

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the Trail of Tears, through the Civil War, and into the Industrial Revolution. This is part 2 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 2 of 4

Nicole Trusky

A review course for AP United States History including important themes, topics, and main points.

AP United States History Private Tutoring

TeachAnew

In this 8 week course, students will study US History through the American Revolution. This is part 1 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 1 of 4

Come join us as we learn the history of each state - beginning with Indigenous history, different settlements and why people moved there, when and how it joined the union, and a brief look at historical moments and what makes it unique. 

American History - United States History

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the Civil Rights Movement, into the Vietnam War, through Reaganomics and Hurricane Katrina. This is part 4 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 4 Of 4

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the turn of the 20th century through two World Wars and into the Cold War era. This is part 3 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 3 Of 4

In this semester-long American History Class for Middle School students, learners will explore U.S. History from Andrew Jackson to Reconstruction with hands-on projects, games, activities & interactive lessons in a small group setting. 

United States History for Middle School Homeschool (Part 2: 1607-1877)

Miss Tamez, M.A. History/ Secondary Education

Your learner will love learning history in Rocking Through History! Your child will journey through American and political history using the iconic Schoolhouse Rock songs!

U.S. History Rocks! United States History for Middle School

Ms. Courtney Bachelor’s in Teaching

In this United States History class, learners explore the key events, people, and ideas that shaped America, from its founding to modern times.  Learners can join anytime; each lesson stands on its own.

Social Studies for Fourth and Fifth Grade - United States History

Learning Adventures Academy

This is an ongoing course that will cover American history starting from the migration during the Ice Age and concluding in the 21st century.

American / United States History

Sarah Wood

This class is a multi-part exploration into the birth and development of America with focus on geography, economy, government, foreign affairs and the people who helped to shape the new nation.

United States History for Kids: Part 2 

Katrina

United States History for Kids:  Part 1 

In this self-paced Social  Studies Class for High School students, learners will explore U.S. History from Reconstruction through the Present with hands-on projects, games, activities & interactive lessons in a small group setting. 

United States History Curriculum for High School Homeschool (Part 2: 1877-Today)

In this self-paced Social Studies class for High School students, learners will explore U.S. History from Pre-contact through Reconstruction with hands-on projects, games, activities & interactive lessons in a small group setting. 

United States History Curriculum for High School Homeschool (Part 1: 1607-1877)

Enroll today and discover the stories that made America!   This semester-long course will immerse you in the foundational ideas that shaped the United States of America. Embark on an epic 15-week journey through the first half of US history

United States History Part 1 I AP I Full Year Curriculum

Brandy Dahlen Yun and BE Education

Uncover stories from the past and build critical thinking skills as we explore US History through primary source documents such as photographs, art and cartoons. #academic

United States History in Pictures: An Inquiry Based Social Studies Exploration (Ages 8-12)

Leigh Robertson

Explore the rise of colonial America in this 12-week course covering colonization types, the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Native American resistance, and the Seven Years' War. Unpack the foundations of a nation shaped by conflict and survival

U.S. History - Standalone or Part 2 of 12 - The Colonial Era in North America

English

Come and join us each week as we explore a new place and time through historical fiction! Each week, we take the challenge of reading and discussing a new historical novel! 

The Ultimate Historical Book Club Age 9-12

Come and join us as each week we will learn the history of each state from Delaware to Hawaii, learn how and why it was settled and joined the union, take a look at its history, what makes it unique, and more! 

American History: States History Weekly (Ages 8-11)

Music

Come and join us each week we explore some of the greats in music history like Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Ella Fitzgerald, and more!

Music Exploration and History

Come and join us for a look at the lives and influence of some amazing people from history, including Edgar Allan Poe, Martin Luther King Jr., Mozart, Jane Goodall, Sojourner Truth, Bill Gates, Temple Grandin, and more! 

Amazing People From History

Come and join us as we walk through history and discover all of the amazing and crazy things that happened this week in world history - people, wars, inventions, achievements, movements, and more!

This Week in History

If you love reading and history, then come and join us each week as we discuss the beloved Magic Treehouse books, discuss the history and our favorite parts of the story, and explore the amazing adventures that Jack and Annie get into.

Magic Treehouse and Merlin Missions Discussion and History Club

History buffs & bookworms unite! Each week, we’ll journey through time with a new historical novel and dive into the stories that shaped our world.

The Ultimate Historical Book Club Age 13-17

Come and join us as we learn about some AMAZING women from history! From Amelia Earhart, Nellie Bly, Harriet Tubman, and Bessie Coleman to Jane Goodall, Malala, and Hedy Lamarr and more! 

Legends and Leaders - Women in History (Ages 8-12)

Come and join us for this stand alone or continuous 16 week class where we take a in-depth look at the causes, major events, and people of the American Civil War.   For Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. 

The American Civil War - U.S. History Part 7

In this standalone class, explore 1800s America - rising industries, labor struggles, the women's movement, Andrew Jackson’s presidency, and growing divisions over slavery that shaped a nation on the edge of transformation.

U.S. History - Standalone or Part 5 of 12 - 1800-1860 Pre-Civil War 

In this 10-week standalone course, learners will journey through the sparks and struggles of the American Revolution while uncovering its causes, key events, influential figures, and the lasting legacy it left behind.

U.S. History - Standalone or Part 3 of 12 - The American Revolution 

In this 14-week journey through westward expansion, uncover how slavery spread across new territories and how Manifest Destiny reshaped lives while fueling ambition, conflict, and profound change for many along the way.

U.S. History -  Standalone or Part 6 of 12  - 1830 - 1860 Slavery and Expansion 

In this 12-week standalone class, we will explore the first 30 years of U.S. history from Washington and Adams to Shay’s Rebellion, the Louisiana Purchase, and the War of 1812. Discover how a new nation found its footing! 

U.S. History - Standalone or Part 4 of 12 - 1780 To 1825 - The War Of 1812 

In Part 1, students learn U.S. history from the Indigenous nations through Reconstruction while considering the experiences of Americans of different races, sexes, genders, sexual orientations, religions, classes, and national origins. 

America Uncensored: High School U.S. History Part 1 of 2

Beth Foster | Humanities Educator

Let's explore history! In this Part 1 (of 4) of U.S. History, we will explore the who-where-why's of colonial history and explore many of the different people who helped shaped the beginning of the United States. 

U.S. History Grade 5,6 & 7 Social Studies Part 1 Of 4

Come and join us for this class where we explore some of the most iconic symbols in U.S. History like the American Flag, Ellis Island, Hoover Dam, the Star Spangled Banner, the White House, the Liberty Bell, the Statue of Liberty, and more!

U.S. History - Icons and Legends 

In this 15 week homeschool-friendly course, learners explore US history using broad themes and questions to understand patterns and forces that shape the nation.

Thematic U.S. History: Exploring History by Asking Big Questions, Part 1 Of 2

Darby Kennedy, MA

Come and join us each week as we take an in-depth look at American History from the Age of Exploration and early Colonization, through the Revolutionary and Civil War, and explore the growth and changes of the Twentieth Century. 

U.S. History - A Walk Through American History 

Welcome to American History! We will explore the who-where-why's of colonial history and explore many of the different people who helped shaped the beginning of the United States.  

U.S. History Grade 5, 6 & 7 Social Studies Part 1

From ancient migrations to the brink of civil war, explore the foundations of the U.S. in this 73-lesson deep-dive covering Indigenous cultures, colonization, revolution, expansion, and the major events that shaped America through 1860.

Comprehensive U.S. History: - Part 1 of 2 - Origins to Civil War

In this ongoing class, learners will explore American History, including the English colonies, the Revolutionary War, the Constitution, the expansion west, and many other topics.  Learners can join anytime; each lesson stands on its own.

Social Studies for Middle School Students - U.S. History - Full Curriculum

In this twelve-week course, students will study history using the Curiosity Chronicles secular curriculum.

U.S. History - Standalone or Part 1 of 12 - Age of Exploration

Tina Hugall MHA MBA

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