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U.S. History

Syllabus and Welcome Letter

Please make sure you read the welcome letter and syllabus before starting your lessons. 

Class Syllabus

Pacing Guide

Welcome Letter

Help and Resources

Stuck on a lesson or test? Click on the link below to view some helpful study guides and resources!

Study Guides

Extra Credit 

All assignments and worksheets on this page are supplemental and are not designed to replace your existing lessons.

I am very flexible with extra credit! If you are interested in any historical topic, or if you have done anything recently that is relevant to U.S. History (video game, movie, book, etc), than you can probably earn extra credit for class. 

Extra Credit

Class Recordings

All LiveLessons and WorkSessions are recorded and made available as a class resource. Access to these recordings is password protected. Please check your course webmail for an email with the subject line: LiveLesson Recording Password.

Contact Mr. Owens if you are unable to access the recordings.

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