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UNIT ONE | COLONIAL AMERICA (1491-1763)

1. Collision of Cultures

2. Colonial Beginnings

3. Colonial Society & Economy 

UNIT TWO | REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA (1763-1800)

4. Road to Revolution

5. Revolution

6. The New Republic (possible essay Qs at end)

UNIT THREE | THE EARLY REPUBLIC (1800-1840)

7. Jefferson Republican Era  (1800-1815) and Republican Era: Nationalism & Sectionalism (1815-1825)

8. Transformation of Politics (1824-1840): Jacksonian America  (possible Unit essay Qs at end)

UNIT FOUR | THE DEVELOPING REPUBLIC: THE ANTEBELLUM ERA (1820-1860)

9. Transformation of the Economy & Society

10. Antebellum South  

11. Era of Reform: Antebellum Religion, Reform & Culture

UNIT FIVE | THE DIVIDED REPUPLIC: THE CIVIL WAR ERA (1820-1877)

12. Westward Expansion (1820s-1848)

13. The Crisis of the Union (1848-1861)

14. The Civil War (1861-1865)

15. Reconstruction & the New South (1865-1890s)

UNIT SIX | INDUSTRIALIZING AMERICA (1865-1920)

16. Industrialization and Big Business (Pt. 1) and Labor (Pt. 2)

17. Rise of Urban Society

18. Development of the West

UNIT SEVEN | GILDED AGE POLITICS (1865-1914)

19. National Politics in the Gilded Age & Populism

20. Imperial Republic: Foreign Policy 1865-1914

UNIT 8 | PROGRESSIVISM & THE GREAT WAR (1890-1920)

21. The Progressive Era

22. America & the Great War

UNIT 9 | PROSPERITY & DEPRESSION (1920-1939)

23. The New Era: the 1920s

24. The Great Depression

25. The New Deal

UNIT 10 | GLOBAL CONFLICT: WORLD WAR & COLD WAR (1920-1959)

26. Global Crises: Diplomacy Between the Wars, 1921-1941

27. The Second World War, 1941-1945

28. The Early Cold War, 1945-1959 

UNIT 11 | AFFLUENCE & CHALLENGE (1945-1975)

29. Affluent Age: the 1950s

30. Civil Rights Movement

31. Sixties (JFK, LBJ, Vietnam)

32. Early 70s "Crisis of Authority" (Rights Movements, Nixon, Watergate)