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    Page 1 of 2 US history, part a Causes of the Revolution the Revolution's End and Impact the constitution the articles of confederation the constitutional convention ratifying the constitution building the Federal Government the First Foreign Policy Debates the Age of Jefferson the War of 1812 nationalism and sectionalism industry and agriculture nationalism the Age of jackson the abolition movement the women's movement Manifest destiny Effects of territorial expansion the rise of protest and violence the rise of protest and violence the shift in Political scene.

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    Page 1 of 2 US history, part a Causes of the Revolution the Revolution's End and Impact the constitution the articles of confederation the constitutional convention ratifying the constitution building the Federal Government the First Foreign Policy Debates the Age of Jefferson the War of 1812 nationalism and sectionalism industry and agriculture nationalism the Age of jackson the abolition movement the women's movement Manifest destiny Effects of territorial expansion the rise of protest and violence the rise of protest and violence the shift in Political scene.

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    US History

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    CFHS NovaNET Lab Page 1 of 2

    U. S. History
    Cape Fear High School

    US History, Part A

    The American Revolution The Civil War


    The American Revolution – 45 min The Civil War
    Causes of the Revolution Strategies and Early Battles
    Declaration of Independence Emancipation
    Turning Points of the Revolution Life During the War
    The Revolution’s End & Impact Turning Points of the War
    The War’s End and Impact
    The Constitution
    Constitution Reconstruction
    The Articles of Confederation Reconstruction
    The Constitutional Convention Rival Plans for Reconstruction
    Ratifying the Constitution Reconstruction in the South
    The End of Reconstruction
    The New Republic
    The New Republic The Industrial Period
    Building the Federal Government The Industrial Period
    The First Foreign Policy Debates The New South
    The Age of Jefferson Westward Expansion
    The War of 1812 Transforming the West
    Industrial Growth
    Nationalism and Sectionalism The Rise of Big Business
    Nationalism and Sectionalism The Organized Labor Movement
    Industry and Agriculture
    Nationalism Politics, Immigration, and Urbanization
    The Age of Jackson Politics, Immigration, and Urbanization
    Immigration
    A Changing Nation Cities Expand and Change
    A Changing Nation Segregation and Social Tension
    The Abolition Movement Political and Economic Challenges
    The Women’s Movement
    Manifest Destiny The Progressive Era
    Effects of Territorial Expansion The Progressive Era
    Origins of Progressivism
    The Union in Crisis The Struggle Against Discrimination
    The Union in Crisis Roosevelt’s Square Deal
    Slavery Divides the Nation Wilson’s New Freedom
    The Rise of Protest and Violence
    The Shifting Political Scene
    Lincoln, Secession, and War
    CFHS NovaNET Lab Page 2 of 2

    US History, Part B

    An Emerging World Power


    An Emerging World Power
    Imperialism The Cold War
    The Spanish-American War The Cold War
    The US and East Asia The Cold War Begins
    The US and Latin America The Korean War
    The Cold War Expands
    World War I The Cold War in America
    WWI Economy and Society
    From Neutrality to War
    Mobilization and Opposition The Civil Rights Movement
    Wilson, War, and Peace Early Demands for Equality
    Effects of the War The Movement Gains Ground
    Successes and Challenges
    Boom Times to Hard Times
    Boom Times to Hard Times Politics of the 1960’s
    Economic and Political Changes Politics of the 1960’s
    Social and Cultural Tensions President John F. Kennedy
    The Harlem Renaissance The New Frontier
    Causes of the Depression President Lyndon B. Johnson

    The Great Depression The Vietnam Era


    The Great Depression The Vietnam Era
    Americans Face Hard Times The Vietnam War
    Hoover’s Response US Involvement Grows
    Franklin Delano Roosevelt The War Divides America
    The Second New Deal The End of the Vietnam War
    Effects of the New Deal Era of Change

    Europe at War The Conservative Revolution


    Europe at War The Conservative Revolution
    Dictators and Wars President Richard M. Nixon
    From Isolation to Involvement The Ford and Carter Years
    America Enters the War The Reagan Revolution
    The Cold War Ends
    World War II
    WWII Globalization and the 21st Century
    The Allies Turn the Tide Globalization and the 21st Century
    The Home Front A New Role in the World
    Victory in Europe and the Pacific The Technology Revolution
    The Holocaust President William J. Clinton
    Postwar Politics President George W. Bush
    Americans Look to the Future

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