Welcome to American Heritage
In the late 1970s, under the explicit direction of the university's Board of Trustees, and the First Presidency, BYU developed American Heritage 100 to help students better understand and appreciate the core principles and social architecture of the American founding. To do so, the course draws heavily from three different disciplines: political science, economics and history.
All questions regarding American Heritage should be addressed to the department office. This includes items such as adding/dropping, incompletes, scheduling, exam issues, assignments, etc. For information regarding the Challenge Exam for American Heritage 100, please check under the menu titled "About American Heritage" or click
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The American Heritage department reserves the right to make changes to this website and to the information thereon without notice. Therefore, please make sure that you are using the most current information by verifying it here. Note: The American Heritage Website makes extensive use of files in PDF format. To read these, you need Adobe Reader. For a free download, please click
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