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Milestone Documents Abridged: U.S. History II 1865 - present
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US History I to 1877
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African American History
World History I to 1500
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Western Civilization I to 1500
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Women's History
Modern Chinese History
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Ancient Near East
The Middle East since the Rise of Islam
History of Japan
American Studies
Introduction to American Studies
Political Science
American Presidency
Religious Studies
World Religions
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A.P. U.S. History
A.P. U.S. Government and Politics
A.P. World History
A.P. European History
Texas: U.S. History Studies since 1877
Texas: U.S. Government
Texas: World History Studies
Florida: U.S. History
Florida: World History
Texas: U.S. History Studies since 1877
: TXUS Unit 1: Celebrate Freedom Week
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1. TXUS Unit 1: Celebrate Freedom Week
2. TXUS Unit 2: Turning Points
3. TXUS Unit 3: Political, Economic, and Social Changes (1877–1898)
4. TXUS Unit 4: United States as World Power (1898–1920)
5. TXUS Unit 5: Early-Twentieth-Century Reform and Third-party Movements
6. TXUS Unit 6: Events and Issues of the 1920s
7. TXUS Unit 7: The United States in World War II
8. TXUS Unit 8: The United States and the Cold War
9. TXUS Unit 9: Civil Rights Movement
10. TXUS Unit 10: Political, Economic, and Social Issues (1970–1990)
11. TXUS Unit 11: Political, Economic, and Social Issues (1990–Present Day)
12. TXUS Unit 12: Impact of Geographic Factors on Major Events
13. TXUS Unit 13: Causes and Effects of Migration and Immigration on American Society
14. TXUS Unit 14: Effect of Population Growth and Modernization on the Physical Environment
15. TXUS Unit 15: Domestic and Foreign Issues Related to U.S. Economic Growth (1870–1920)
16. TXUS Unit 16: Economic Developments between World War I and World War II
17. TXUS Unit 17: Economic Effects of World War II and the Cold War
18. TXUS Unit 18: Economic Effects of Increased Worldwide Interdependence
19. TXUS Unit 19: Change in the Role of Government over Time
20. TXUS Unit 20: Changing Relationships among the Three Branches of the Federal Government
21. TXUS Unit 21: Impact of Constitutional Issues on American Society
22. TXUS Unit 22: American Exceptionalism
23. TXUS Unit 23: Efforts to Expand the Democratic Process
24. TXUS Unit 24: Importance of Effective Leadership in a Constitutional Republic
25. TXUS Unit 25: Relationship between the Arts and the Times during Which They Were Created
26. TXUS Unit 26: How People from Various Groups Contribute to Our National Identity
27. TXUS Unit 27: Impact of Science, Technology, and Free Enterprise on U.S. Economic Development
28. TXUS Unit 28: Influence of Science, Technology, and Free Enterprise on U.S. Standard of Living
Recommended Docs
Patrick Henry: Speech to the First Continental Congress (1774)
Declaration of Independence (1776)
John Adams: Thoughts on Government (1776)
Thomas Paine: Common Sense (1776)
Benjamin Rush: Address to the People of the United States (1787)
James Madison: Federalist 10 (1787)
John Jay: Federalist 2–5 and 64 (1787–1788)
Constitution of the United States (1787)
John Hancock: Address to the Ratification Convention of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (1788)
Alexander Hamilton: Federalist 84 (1788)
George Washington: First Inaugural Address (1789)
Bill of Rights (1791)
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