Social studies
Ages 14-18
β Media ready
US history
The United States of America is a nation with a rich history and a noble goal: government of the people, by the people, for the people. Its citizens' struggle to achieve that goal is a dramatic story stretching over hundreds of years.
12 units
79 lessons
100 videos
6 on CDN
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Unit 2 Worlds collide (1491β1607)
Unit 3 Colonial America (1607β1754)
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French and Dutch colonization
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Humble beginnings of English colonization
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The Virginia Company and Jamestown
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The New England colonies in the North
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The Southern and Middle colonies
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Origins of slavery in the English colonies
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Developing a national identity
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Unit overview
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Unit 4 The Revolutionary Era (1754β1800)
Unit 5 The Early Republic (1800β1848)
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The Jeffersonian republic
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Foreign policy in the early 1800s
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The Market Revolution
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The age of Jackson
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Developing an American identity
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Developing an American culture
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Reform movements
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Manifest destiny
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Unit overview
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Unit 6 The Civil War Era (1844β1877)
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The Cotton Kingdom
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The Mexican-American War
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The Fugitive Slave Act
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Bleeding Kansas
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National crisis
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The Civil War
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The end of the Civil War
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Reconstruction
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Failure of Reconstruction
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Unit overview
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Unit 7 The Gilded Age (1865β1898)
Unit 8 The rise to world power (1890β1945)
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The age of empire
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The Progressive Era
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The United States in World War I
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1920s America
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Politics in the 1920s
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Culture in the 1920s
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The Great Depression
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The beginning of World War II
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World War II
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The Atomic Age
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American identity
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Unit overview
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Unit 9 The Postwar Era (1945β1980)
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The Cold War begins
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Postwar society
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The Korean War
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1950s America
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The Civil Rights Movement begins
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The Civil Rights Movement continues
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The Cuban Missile Crisis
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The Vietnam War
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1960s America
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1970s America
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Unit overview
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