American History

Instructor: Mrs. Splain
American History course flyer: Statue of Liberty, historical figures, and class details

This course offers Grade 11 students a comprehensive overview of the key events, figures, and foundational principles that have shaped the United States. From the early colonial period through the modern era, students will study America’s political, social, and spiritual development through a biblical lens. Emphasis is placed on understanding the Constitution, major conflicts, cultural shifts, and the role of faith in American identity.

What to Expect

  • Explore major events from colonisation to the present day.

  • Study foundational documents such as the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

  • Examine the influence of Christianity on American history and government.

  • Analyse key movements, wars, and cultural changes.

  • Develop skills in historical research, critical thinking, and written analysis.

  • Engage in discussions that connect past events to current national identity and values.

Additional Information

This course is eligible for dual enrollment credit through the Veritas Plus program in partnership with Southeastern University, allowing qualified students to earn both high school and college credit simultaneously.

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