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| Discovery and Disaster | |
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| The Old World Meets the New | |
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| Pre-Columbian America | |
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| The Diversification of Native American Cultures | |
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| Explorations to the New World | |
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| Origins of English Colonialism | |
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| The Founding of the English Colonies | |
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| The Virginia Colony | |
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| In Search of a Catholic Haven | |
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| New England | |
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| The Middle Colonies | |
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| The Southern Colonies | |
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| Patterns of Colonial Government | |
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| Slavery | |
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| Red and White in Colonial America | |
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| New France | |
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| Culture and Society in Colonial America | |
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| Cultural Diversity | |
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| The Means of Support | |
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| Social Stratification | |
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| Slave Communities | |
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| The Colonial Frontier and the Corrosion of Native America | |
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| Colonial Religion | |
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| Colonial Families | |
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| A Growing Sense of Place | |
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| The American Revolution | |
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| English Colonial Administration | |
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| The Clash of Empires | |
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| A Separate American Identity | |
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| The Growing Breach | |
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| The Roots of Massive Resistance | |
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| Creating a Nation | |
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| The War. | |
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| The Search for a Republican Order | |
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| From the Articles of Confederation to the Constitution | |
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| Republicanism | |
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| The Articles of Confederation and the Critical Period | |
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| The Constitutional Convention. | |
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| The New Republic, 1788-1815 George Washington | |
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| John Adams | |
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| Thomas Jefferson | |
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| James Madison. | |
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| The Long Shadow of Andrew Jackson | |
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| Party Politics, 1815-1844 Jackson?s Rise to Fame | |
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| James Monroe | |
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| John Quincy Adams | |
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| Andrew Jackson | |
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| Martin Van Buren | |
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| William Henry Harrison. | |
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| Reordering American Society and Culture, 1825-1850 Lafayette and His Visit | |
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| A New Order | |
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| The Emergence of the Market Economy | |
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| Middle-Class Women | |
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| Labor Organizations | |
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| Cultural, Intellectual, and Religious Strivings | |
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| The Reform Movement | |
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| Westward Expansion and the War with Mexico | |
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| The Lure of the Western Lands | |
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| Conflict with the Europeans | |
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| Manifest Destiny | |
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| Windows on the West | |
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| The Overland Trails | |
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| "The Peculiar Institution" | |
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| Slavery and Society in the Antebellum South | |
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| Elisha Worthington | |
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| Planter | |
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| Origins and Development of Slavery | |
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| The Contours of Antebellum Southern Society | |
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| Domestic Slave Traffic and Slaveholding | |
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| The Slave Community | |
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| The Unraveling of the Union, 1848-1861 Frederick Douglass and the Antislavery Crusade | |
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| An Era of Growth and Change | |
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| Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore | |
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| Franklin Pierce | |
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| James Buchanan | |
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| Abraham Lincoln | |
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| The Civil War | |
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| April 1861 | |
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| War Begins | |
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| April 1862 | |
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| The South Gains Momentum | |
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| April 1863 | |
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| The Pendulum Starts to Swing | |
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| April 1864 | |
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| The North Gains Momentum | |
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| April 1865 | |
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| The War Ends | |
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| The Politics of Reconciliation, 1865-1877 The Reality of Freedom | |
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| Lincoln?s Plan of Amnesty and Reconstruction | |
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| Johnson?s Plan of Reconciliation | |
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| Grant | |
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| Hayes | |
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| The Industrial Revolution | |
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| The Centennial Exhibition | |
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| Postwar Industrialization | |
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| The Labor Force | |
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| The Emergence of the Modern City | |
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| The Rural Regions of America. | |
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| Gilded Age Politics | |
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| The Struggle for Power Between the President and Congress | |
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| Party Politics | |
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| Political Upheaval | |
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| Grover Cleveland | |
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| William McKinley | |
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| The Rise of a New Political Order | |
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| The New Empire | |
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| Overseas Expansion | |
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| The Spanish-American War | |
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| Expansionism or Humanitarianism | |
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| Empire in the Pacific | |
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| Balance of Power and the "Big Stick" | |
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| Moral Imperialism. | |
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| Progressivism | |
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| The Many Faces of Reform | |
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| Theodore Roosevelt | |
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| The Goals of Progressivism | |
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| Roosevelt?s Reforms | |
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| William Howard Taft | |
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| Two Versions of Political Progressivism | |
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| Woodrow Wilson | |
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| War and Progressivism | |
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| Progressive Accomplishments and Legacies | |
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| The End of Innocence | |
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| The United States and World War I | |
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| Events Leading Up to the Great War | |
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| America Enters the War | |
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| Germany Sues for Peace | |
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| The Paris Peace Conference. | |
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| The "New Era" | |
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| 1919-19 | |
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| The Economy in the 1920s | |
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| The Red Scare | |
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| A Time of Many Changes | |
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| Changing Demographics | |
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| New Technologies | |
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| Business | |
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| Politics. | |
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| Roosevelt?s New Deal | |
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| Franklin Delano Roosevelt | |
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| Roosevelt?s First Term | |
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| Immediate Measures to Increase Revenues | |
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| The Second New Deal | |
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| Social Programs | |
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| Roosevelt?s Second Term | |
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| The Impact of the New Deal | |
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| The Politcal Legacy of the New Deal | |