Unité Découverte

This course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of America's historical and geographical foundations through a series of lessons. Beginning with "The Geography of America," students will explore the diverse landscapes that shaped the nation. "Early Inhabitants of America" delves into the rich tapestry of indigenous cultures, followed by "The European Discovery of North America," which examines the pivotal moments of contact between Old and New Worlds. "The Establishment of English Colonies" focuses on the colonization efforts that laid the groundwork for the nation's development. The course concludes with "Slavery in the New World," illuminating the profound impact of forced labor on the formation of American society. Through these lessons, students will gain insights into the geographical and historical factors that shaped the American narrative, fostering a holistic understanding of the nation's complex and multifaceted origins.