Global History II: US and World History–A Time for Change
From the advent of modern steel-making and new forms of communication like the telegraph to the election of the first African American president, you will explore change and evolution in politics (role of government, gender, race), culture (music and art), and technology and examine how the U.S. developed as the nation it is today. This course is a bird’s eye view of major political, cultural, social, scientific, and technological changes that have affected the nation and the world at large.
- Interests: Law, Politics
- Grades: 10th
- Subjects: Global History & Social Sciences
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- Spring Athletics: Fitness Offerings
- Spring Athletics: Interscholastic Sports
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- Spring Musical
- Winter Athletics: Fitness Offerings
- Winter Athletics: Interscholastic Sports
- Dance
- Winter Advanced Theater & MS Musical: Costume Construction and Design:
- Winter Advanced Theater: Technical Theater
- Winter Play: Experimental Theater Project
- Hiatt Independent Opportunity
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- Fall Athletics: Fitness
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- Visual Art Workshop
- Afternoon Band
- Fall Play: Costume Construction and Design
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- Advanced Sculpture
- Advanced Drawing + Painting
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- Human Communication
- Graphic Design
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- Digital Art
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- Drawing + Painting
- Installation Art
- Foundations of Costume & Fashion Design
- Road Trip
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- Intro to 3D
- Intro to 2D
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- Choreography Foundations
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- Other Activities
- Other Activities
- Other Activities
- Arts Activities
- Arts Activities
- Arabic Introduction to Conversation and Storytelling
- A Cappella Foundations
- Engineering Applications – Robotics
- Biology Foundations – The Structure & Function of Life
- Chemistry Foundations – Atoms and Reactions
- Advanced French
- Intermediate Chinese
- Intermediate Arabic
- Foundations of Arabic
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- Select Singers (Honors)
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- Intermediate French
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- French Introduction to Conversation and Storytelling
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