This course offers an overview of key events and developments in American history. It begins with the American Revolution, examining its causes, major events, and lasting effects on the creation of the United States. Students will explore the causes and consequences of major historical movements, including Westward Expansion and its impact on Native Americans and national growth. The course then focuses on the American Civil War, analyzing its roots in slavery and states' rights, followed by an exploration of the Reconstruction Era and the challenges of rebuilding the nation. Finally, students will gain an understanding of the structure and principles of the U.S. government, including its Constitution, key institutions, and democratic ideals. Through this course, students will develop a foundational understanding of the forces that shaped modern America.
This course offers an overview of key events and developments in American history. It begins with the American Revolution, examining its causes, major events, and lasting effects on the creation of the United States. Students will explore the causes and consequences of major historical movements, including Westward Expansion and its impact on Native Americans and national growth. The course then focuses on the American Civil War, analyzing its roots in slavery and states' rights, followed by an exploration of the Reconstruction Era and the challenges of rebuilding the nation. Finally, students will gain an understanding of the structure and principles of the U.S. government, including its Constitution, key institutions, and democratic ideals. Through this course, students will develop a foundational understanding of the forces that shaped modern America.
This course provides an in-depth examination of key periods and movements that have shaped modern Britain. It focuses on the transformative era of the Industrial Revolution, the significant socio-political changes during the Victorian Age, the rise of the Chartist movement, and the cultural and social dimensions of Victorianism.
By the end of this course, students will:
- Understand the impact of the Industrial Revolution on British society and its global legacy.
- Analyze the political, social, and economic dynamics of the Victorian Age.
- Recognize the significance of the Chartist movement in the context of social and political change.
- Appreciate the cultural richness and moral attitudes of Victorianism and their lasting effects.
This course will equip students with a comprehensive understanding of how these historical periods and movements interconnected to shape British civilization and influence modern-day Britain.