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The following links are to the overall course syllabi.  Each syllabus is broken down by Term (I-IV).  Unifying themes, emblematic historical figures, major assessments, term projects, key sources, chapters covered in textbook, and point values for major assignments are all listed.  Exact dates will be forthcoming based on the class's ability to fully digest the content.  Students and parents/guardians should use the syllabus as a workload barometer, and then discuss the progression, completion and success of the major course assessments and themes.  The "Top 10" Themes will guide and shape the class for the entire year.  These themes will be addressed through major assessments (essays, DBQs, projects, debates...), therefore, strive to continually recognize and digest the patterns, power and influence of these "Top 10" Themes- they're always there...

"Top 10" Themes

Am. Studies I Syllabus Year-College Prep

Am. Studies I Syllabus Year-Honors

Am. Studies I Syllabus Weekly-Honors


Massachusetts History and Social Studies Frameworks



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