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EIGHTH GRADE AMERICAN HISTORY
EIGHTH GRADE AMERICAN HISTORY
In 8th Grade Social Studies, students learn about the History of the United States from the revolutionary events that led to the drafting of the U. S. Constitution in 1787 to the eve of World War I in 1914.
In 8th Grade Social Studies, students learn about the History of the United States from the revolutionary events that led to the drafting of the U. S. Constitution in 1787 to the eve of World War I in 1914.
Students will develop an understanding of a wide variety of geographic, historical, political, economic, and cultural topics that shaped our nation.
Students will develop an understanding of a wide variety of geographic, historical, political, economic, and cultural topics that shaped our nation.
MAJOR UNITS OF STUDY:
MAJOR UNITS OF STUDY:
Geography of the United States
Geography of the United States
American Revolution
American Revolution
Critical Period (Constitution)
Critical Period (Constitution)
Age of Washington
Age of Washington
Age of Jefferson and Madison
Age of Jefferson and Madison
Age of Monroe and the Industrial Revolution
Age of Monroe and the Industrial Revolution
Age of Jackson
Age of Jackson
Westward Expansion
Westward Expansion
Pre-Civil War Period
Pre-Civil War Period
Civil War
Civil War
Reconstruction
Reconstruction
Frontier West
Frontier West
Rise of Industry
Rise of Industry
Immigration
Immigration
Progressive Reforms
Progressive Reforms
Overseas Expansion
Overseas Expansion
If students/parents/guardians have any additional questions, feel free to contact Mr. Letter by email (bletter@methacton.org) or phone (610-489-5000 x31118).
If students/parents/guardians have any additional questions, feel free to contact Mr. Letter by email (bletter@methacton.org) or phone (610-489-5000 x31118).
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