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Taylor School District

Educating for the 21st Century
 

 
 


Grades 9-12  History
 

                 

 

             


Upon completion of high school, students will be able to:

  1 Explain cause and effect relationships by interpreting timelines of people and events in the  history of the United States since 1890.I.1.HS.1  
  2 Use primary and secondary resources to analyze significant events that shaped the development  of the United States after 1890.I.3.HS.1  
  3 Describe the major factors that characterized the eras of United States history after 1890.I.1.HS.2  
  4 Draw upon narratives and graphic data to explain significant events that shaped the development  of the United States as a nation during the eras after 1890.I.2.HS.2  
  5  Identify historical causes of contemporary problems in the world involving the United States.I.3.HS.3  
  6 Identify major decisions in the history of the United States after 1890 and analyze the factors  contributing to those decisions.I.4.HS.1  
  7 Analyze the long-term consequences and implications of major decisions in the history of the  United States after 1890.I.4.HS.3  
  8 Evaluate a pivotal decision from United States history after 1890 using core democratic values  and constitutional principles.I.4.HS.4  
  9 Analyze a pivotal decision from United States history after 1890 using more than one perspective.I.4.HS.4  
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Evaluate the responses of individuals to historic violations of human dignity involving discrimination, persecution and crimes against humanity after 1890.I.4.HS.2

 
  11 Develop generalizations pertaining to a specific history topic by interpreting information from a  variety of sources using issues from 1890 to the present.V.1.HS.3  
  12 Generate possible resolutions to public issues that occurred from 1890 to the present and  evaluate them using criteria that have been identified.VI.1.HS.1  
  13 Compose essays by taking a position on issues of public policy and supporting them using data, core democratic values, prior social studies knowledge, and a refutation of a opponent’s argument.VI.3.HS.3  

                                          

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ●  HISTORY  ● GRADES 9-12

 
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