Course Description: |
This course will examine the historical development of the United States of America from 1492 to the close of the Civil War. Emphasis on the relationship of regions, both internal and external, the role of major ethnic and social groups, the continuity of the American experience, and its derivation from other cultures, politics, economics, social movements, and its geography will be examined. This course will examine the Constitution of the United States of America, and the constitution of the State of California. Political philosophies, political institutions, amendments and interpretations, the rights and obligations of citizens, Federal/State, State/local government, and contemporary state/local/federal government relationships will be examined.
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Login Directions: |
Go to the Moodle web site and follow the directions below to log in.
Log into the Moodle server using your Student ID number. Your login id is your student identification number (begins with 88). Your password is the exact same as what you use to log into the student information system (SIS) to add/drop classes. This was originally set to MMDD of your birth month and day. However, if you changed the SIS password, your Moodle password will no longer be the MMDD of your date of birth.
Read the current Online Student Guide for your class. This is available on the Moodle home page.
Your classroom might not open until the first day of the term. Your class will not appear under "My Courses" if the instructor has the class unavailable while working on it.
If you do not know your student identification number, you can log into the Student Information System using your social security number, but that only works if you gave the college your social security number.
Your new campus email will be uploaded to Moodle as the address where instructor correspondence will be sent. Be sure to log in and check it the first day of class. You can edit your profile after you log in and change the email address. |
