BUNDLE: U.S. History/Literature/Philosophy

BUNDLE: U.S. History/Literature/Philosophy

This bundle includes the full year of U.S. history, literature, and philosophy. (Recommended credits: 3)

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Transcendentalism

This self-paced philosophy class is designed to cover a full year of study. All readings are included.

$30 / week
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Taboo Breakers and Innovators in American Literature: We Have Always Lived in the Castle

This self-paced U.S. literature class includes 3 lessons and a final project, and is designed to make up one-third to one-half of a semester — though you could certainly stretch it to a full year if you got excited about digging deeper.

$10 first payment, $20.00 / week onwards
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Taboo Breakers and Innovators in American Literature: The Harlem Renaissance

This self-paced U.S. literature class includes 3 lessons and a final project, and is designed to make up one-third to one-half of a semester — though you could certainly stretch it to a full year if you got excited about digging deeper.

$10 first payment, $20.00 / week onwards
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Taboo Breakers and Innovators in American Literature: William Carlos Williams

This self-paced U.S. literature class includes 3 lessons and a final project, and is designed to make up one-third to one-half of a semester — though you could certainly stretch it to a full year if you got excited about digging deeper.

$10 first payment, $20.00 / week onwards
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Taboo Breakers and Innovators in American Literature: American Gothic

This self-paced U.S. literature class includes 5 lessons and is designed to make up one-third to one-half of a semester — though you could certainly stretch it to a full year if you got excited about digging deeper.

$10 first payment, $20.00 / week onwards
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Taboo Breakers and Innovators in American Literature: The Awakening

$10 first payment, $20.00 / week onwards
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Taboo Breakers and Innovators in American Literature: Emily Dickinson

$10 first payment, $20.00 / week onwards
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The Queer, Colorful, Feminist, Immigrant History of the United States (Part 2)

PART 2 of 2: This U.S. history class focuses on primary sources and personalities who shaped the United States, with an emphasis on women, immigrants, LGBTQ+ people, and people of color.

$10 first payment, $20.00 / week onwards
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Queer, Colorful, Feminist, Immigrant History of the United States (Part 1)

PART 1 of 2: This U.S. history class focuses on primary sources and personalities who shaped the United States, with an emphasis on women, immigrants, LGBTQ+ people, and people of color.

$10 first payment, $20.00 / week onwards

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Let's decolonize U.S. history together

When I started homeschooling, I couldn’t find U.S. history curriculum that told the stories I wanted my kids to hear—stories that weren’t the whitewashed stories of American mythology but the stories of people (men, women, and nonbinary) who made space for themselves on the margins of history. Some of their stories are happy, some are sad, most are both, but these are the people I wanted my high schooler to get to know during our U.S. history studies. Since that curriculum didn’t exist, I made it!

This self-paced U.S. History class includes a full year of history classes, including primary source readings, lectures, projects, papers, and exams.

Recommended credits: 1.0

Let's break all the rules with U.S. literature outsiders

The poet Diane Wakoski says, "“American poetry is always about defining oneself individually, claiming one’s right to be different and often to break taboos. Distinctly American poetry is usually written in the context of one’s geographic landscape, sometimes out of one’s cultural myths, and often with reference to gender and race or ethnic origins... America may be a melting pot, but most American poets think of themselves as separate, different, and while very specially identified with some place in America or some set of cultural traditions, it is usually about the ways in which they discovered their differences from others and proudly celebrate them.” Emily Dickinson, with her blatant disregard for punctuation, bold conjectures about life and death, and unconventional life choices, certainly fits this description.

This self-paced U.S. literature class This self-paced literature class includes a full year of history classes, including readings, lectures, projects, papers, and exams. (You will need to provide copies of The Awakening and We Have Always Lived in the Castle, but everything else is included.)

Recommended credits: 1.0

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