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United States History 
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United States (American) History: the study of the United States history from the advent of the Native Americans to the present. The United States, as a country, spans over two centuries. Founded as a great democratic experiment it has survived a major civil war, growth and expansion, two major world wars, numerous economic turmoil's, constant struggles of groups and individuals to gain denied rights, now it is facing challenges in a world of growing authoritarian rule, terrorism, economic insecurity, and climate change.
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Classroom Advice
1. Never teach from a single point of view  or unsubstantiated information.
2. Use only materials and information that is verified and from reliable sources.
3. Put humor and little known facts to lighten up your presentation.
4. Teach them to think and apply reason to coming to conclusion.
5. Emphasize that AI and and many social media sites are not the best source of research and informational gathering.
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6. Beware that  cheating and plagiarizing in testing and reports has become common and don't be afraid to confront any suspicious situation
7. In your own preparation  make sure your information is accurate, grade level and  appropriate.
8.Always remember you are the professional and the classroom should always reflect your knowledge and intelligence.