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1st Quarter
Introduction
- Rules and procedures
- Community building
- Why study history?
- Personal Timeline
Geography and Exploration
- U.S. Political and Physical map project
- Early explorers
- Eight (8) cultural regions of Native Americans
- European Colonization
Colonial America
- First English Colonies
- 13 Colonies Map
- Colonial Regions
- Colonial life and government
- The Triangular Trade
- The Middle Passage
2nd Quarter
The American Revolution
- French/ Indian War
- Independence Simulation
- Acts and events leading up to the Revolutionary War
- 2nd Continental Congress Debate
- The Declaration of Independence
- The Revolutionary War
The Constitution
- The Articles of Confederation
- The Roots of Democracy
- The Constitutional Convention
- The Constitution
- The Bill of Rights
The New Republic
- Beginning of political parties
- Jefferson and Hamilton
- Foreign policy and the 1st 5 presidents
3rd Quarter
The Westward Movement
- The 1st 3 presidents
- The Louisiana Purchase
- Lewis and Clark
- The War of 1812
- The Monroe Doctrine
- Jacksonian Democracy
- The Trail of Tears
- U.S. Land Acquisition Map
- Texas Independence
- Mexican/ American War
- Mexicano Contribution to America
- Life of the Trail
- The California Gold Rush
- Native Americans and the Closing of the Frontier
Slavery and Reform
- Slave life and culture
- African Contributions to America
- Abolitionism and the Reform Movements
4th Quarter
The Civil War
- Geographic and economic differences between the North and the South
- Events and issues leading up to the Civil War
- The Civil War
- The Emancipation Proclamation
- Reconstruction
American Industrialism, Invention, and Immigration
- The Industrial Revolution
- Inventions
- An Age of Big Business
- Industrial Workers and Unions
- American Immigration
End of the Year Activities/ Final Project
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