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01 Comparing Early Colonial Economies and SocietiesC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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02 Causes of the American RevolutionC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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03 Ideas in the Declaration of IndependenceC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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04 Reading Primary Sources From the Revolutionary EraC3 D2.His (Historical Sources and Evidence) 9-12
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05 Native American Societies and European Contact Before 1650C3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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06 Triangular Trade and the Growth of Slavery in the ColoniesC3 D2.Eco (Exchange and Markets) 9-12
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07 Colonial Self-Government and the Rise of Representative IdeasC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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08 Turning Points of the Revolutionary War and Why the Colonists WonC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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01 Weaknesses of the Articles of ConfederationC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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02 Compromises at the Constitutional ConventionC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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03 Separation of Powers and Checks and BalancesC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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04 Federalist and Anti-Federalist ArgumentsC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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05 The Bill of Rights and Its PurposeC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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06 The Ratification Debate and the Federalist PapersC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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07 Federalism: Powers Shared Between the National and State GovernmentsC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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08 How the Constitution Can Be AmendedC3 D2.Civ (Processes, Rules, and Laws) 9-12
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01 Early Debates About the Role of the National GovernmentC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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02 The Louisiana Purchase and Westward GrowthC3 D2.Geo (Human-Environment Interaction) 9-12
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03 The Market Revolution and Early IndustryC3 D2.Eco (Economic Decision Making) 9-12
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04 Effects of Expansion on Native American NationsC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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05 Reform Movements of the Early 1800sC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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06 Judicial Review and Marbury v. MadisonC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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07 The War of 1812 and Growing National IdentityC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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08 Manifest Destiny and the Mexican-American WarC3 D2.Geo (Human-Environment Interaction) 9-12
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01 Slavery and the Economies of the North and SouthC3 D2.Eco (Economic Decision Making) 9-12
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02 Political Crises That Led to the Civil WarC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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03 Key Turning Points of the Civil WarC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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04 Reconstruction Amendments and Their EffectsC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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05 Successes and Limits of ReconstructionC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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06 Compromises Over the Expansion of SlaveryC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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07 The Abolitionist Movement and Resistance to SlaveryC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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01 Growth of Industry, Railroads and Big BusinessC3 D2.Eco (Economic Decision Making) 9-12
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02 Immigration and UrbanizationC3 D2.Geo (Human Population) 9-12
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03 Labor Unions and Working ConditionsC3 D2.Eco (Economic Decision Making) 9-12
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04 Progressive Era ReformsC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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05 Interpreting Maps, Charts and Photographs From the Industrial AgeC3 D2.His (Historical Sources and Evidence) 9-12
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06 Westward Settlement and the Closing of the FrontierC3 D2.Geo (Human-Environment Interaction) 9-12
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07 The Gilded Age: Political Machines and CorruptionC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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08 Farmers, Populism and Monetary DebatesC3 D2.Eco (Macroeconomics) 9-12
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09 Imperialism and the Spanish-American WarC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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01 Causes of United States Entry Into World War IC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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02 The Home Front in Both World WarsC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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03 The Economy of the 1920s and the Great DepressionC3 D2.Eco (Macroeconomics) 9-12
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04 The New Deal and the Role of GovernmentC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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05 Causes and Major Events of World War IIC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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06 Women's Suffrage and the Nineteenth AmendmentC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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07 Great Migration and Cultural Change in the 1920sC3 D2.Geo (Human Population) 9-12
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08 Civil Liberties in Wartime: Espionage Act and Japanese American IncarcerationC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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01 Origins of the Cold War and ContainmentC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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02 Postwar Prosperity and Suburban GrowthC3 D2.Eco (Macroeconomics) 9-12
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03 Strategies and Leaders of the Civil Rights MovementC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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04 Landmark Court Cases on Equal ProtectionC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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05 Social Movements of the 1960s and 1970sC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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06 The Korean War and the Vietnam WarC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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07 The Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights ActC3 D2.Civ (Processes, Rules, and Laws) 9-12
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08 Watergate and Checks on Presidential PowerC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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01 The End of the Cold WarC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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02 Technology and the Changing American EconomyC3 D2.Eco (Economic Decision Making) 9-12
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03 Changing Immigration Patterns Since 1965C3 D2.Geo (Human Population) 9-12
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04 Comparing Two Historians' Accounts of the Same EventC3 D2.His (Historical Sources and Evidence) 9-12
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05 Judging Whether a Source Is Reliable for a Historical QuestionC3 D2.His (Historical Sources and Evidence) 9-12
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06 The September 11 Attacks and Changes in Security Policy and Civil LibertiesC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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07 Globalization and Trade Since 1980C3 D2.Eco (Exchange and Markets) 9-12
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