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Select 1 class to earn 5 credits United States History, Geography, Government, Culture, Native Cultures |
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| U.S. History American Memory Timeline (LOC) America's Story (Library of Congress) Biography of America (Annenberg) Ellis Island Immigration Database Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History National Women's Hall of Fame Not For Ourselves Alone: Women's Suffrage NY Regents Exam Prep: U.S. History Smithsonian: American History The Concord Review: Student Essays The History Place Today in U.S. History (Library of Congress) U.S. Chronology (North Park U) U.S. Historical Documents (U of OK) U.S. History: Article of the Month U.S. History Timeline |
American Culture American Currency Civil War Photographs Images of American Political History Language of the Land: Literature National Archives Online Exhibit Hall National Park Service: Online Exhibits Popular Songs in American History |
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U.S. Maps |
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| U.S. Government Access America for Students Ben's Guide to U.S. Government Constitution Facts: Interesting Insights FedStats: U.S. Government Agencies FirstGov: U.S. Government Information Government Information Sharing Project GovSpot: Government Resources Information USA The Civic Mind: Law & Democracy U.S. Census Bureau U.S. Congress: THOMAS U.S. Department of Justice U.S. Government: Article of the Month U.S. State & Local Governments U.S. Supreme Court: Case Summaries U.S. Supreme Court: Oyez Project |
U.S. Presidents American Presidency: A Glorious Burden American Presidents: Life Portraits POTUS: Presidents of the United States U.S. Presidents: Matching Quiz U.S. White House |
| U.S. Politics ACLU: American Civil Liberties Union Democratic National Committee NOW: National Organization for Women Open Secrets: Money in Politics PBS Democracy Project Policy.com: News & Information Project Vote Smart Public Agenda: Political Analysis Republican National Committee |
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| Native American TribesofNorth America
Use Internet Search Engines to learn about the Tribes of each Region of the United States of America. |
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Select 1 class in Global Studies to earn 5 credits in Global Studies. World Geography, World History, Economics, Community Service |
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| Geography Country Studies Flags of the World National Geographic Population Reference Bureau United Nations World Fact Book Xpeditions Atlas |
World History A Student's Guide to the Study of History Ancient Egypt Avalon Project: Historical Documents Concord Review: Student Essays Egypt: Mysteries of the Nile Footnotes to History: Forgotten Nations Historical World Maps Collection HistoryNet: Today in History Holocaust: A Learning Site HyperHistory: 3,000 Year Timeline Middle Ages Napoleon Bonaparte NY Regents Exam Prep: Global History Renaissance The Victorian Web Western Civilization Chronology World History by Frank Smitha World Studies: Article of the Month |
| Economics Better Business Bureau Consumer Education: Scam Alert Consumer Reports Motley Fool: Personal Finance U.S. Internal Revenue Service U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission U.S. Small Business Administration Yahoo! Finance |
Community Service AmeriCorps: National Service Key Club International National 4-H Council ServeNet: Volunteering Opportunities Youth Service America Youth Venture |
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Learning Activities Africa Geography Quiz |
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Students should select 4 classes of one foreign language and 4 classes in a second foreign language to earn 40 credits in foreign languages. Note: You must complete 20 credits in one language and 20 credits in a second language. Students may use internet resources, recordings, video programs and native speakers to help them to learn to read, write and speak the language. Evidence of the Student's Mastery of the Language will be through a proficiency exercise with a native speaker of the language. Students will have to write an essay discussing a work of literature in the language and they will have to submit a video tape of them discussing their work on the paper for a native speaker who will evaluate the video tape and essay. |
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Spanish conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
French conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
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German conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
Russian conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
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Chinese Mandarin conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
Chinese Cantonese conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
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Japanese conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
An African Language conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
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Armenian conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
Cherokee conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
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Navajo conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
Other American Native Language conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
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Vietnamese conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
Korean conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
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Arabic Language conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
Yiddish conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
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Other language of your choice conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
Other Language of your choice conversation, reading, writing, history, culture, literature Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Literature |
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Inter-Faith Religious Studies - Required for All Students Students must select 8 classes in Religious Studies to earn 40 credits |
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AN EXCELLENT RESOURCE IN MANY SUBJECTS |
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FLORA LAMSON HEWLETT LIBRARY Internet Resources: Religious TraditionsChristian Church (Disciples of Christ) Locating Local Parishes and Congregations - Internet directories New Religious Movements (NRM) Links focuses on alternative religious and quasi-religious non-Judeo-Christian groups which are new to the U. S. and Canada, or have grown significantly since 1960. Some links to resources on Hinduism, Sikhism, Sufism, occult, metaphysical movements, neo-paganism, witchcraft, new age communes, feminist spirituality, and some human potential movements are included on this page. Internet Resources: General Information Dictionaries, jobs, financial aid, libraries, schools, and more. Funding agencies, grants, and grantwriting help. Learning More About the Internet Tutorials on using the Internet; help with web design and creation. An electronic learning resource center with links to self-paced tutorials on research and writing, educational technology resources the Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute Library Catalog
Internet Resources: Areas of Study and ResearchAncient Near Eastern Religions Ecumenical and Interfaith Dialogue Pacific Asian Theology and Resources |
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