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Ch 01 Changing Ideas and a Changing World
01.1 Europe Looks Out on the World
01.3 Trade and Economic Change
01.5a Analyzing Sources: Changing Ideas and a Changing World
02.5 An American Identity Grows
02.5a America's Literature: The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano
02.5b Analyzing Sources: Colonial America
Ch 03 The Spirit of Independence
03.2 No Taxation Without Representation
03.4a America's Literature: Paul Revere's Ride
03.5a Points of View: Should the Colonies Declare Their Independence From Great Britain?
03.5b Analyzing Sources: The Spirit of Independence
03.5c Feature The Declaration of Independence
05.1 The Articles of Confederation
05.2 Forging a New Constitution
05.2a Points of View: Should the Constitution Be Ratified?
05.3a Analyzing Sources: A More Perfect Union
06.1 Principles of the Constitution
06.2 Government and the People
06.2a Analyzing Sources: The Constitution
06.2b Feature: The Constitution of the United States
07.3 The First Political Parties
07.3a Analyzing Sources: The Federalist Era
08.2a America's Literature: The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
08.4a Analyzing Sources: The Jefferson Era
09.3a America's Literature: The Last of the Mohicans
09.3b Analyzing Sources: Growth and Expansion
10.3a Analyzing Sources: The Jackson Era
11.2 Statehood for Florida and Texas
11.2a Points of View: Was Manifest Destiny Justified?
11.4a Analyzing Sources: Manifest Destiny
12.4a Analyzing Sources: North and South
13.1 The Search for Compromise
13.3a Analyzing Sources: The Spirit of Reform
14.1 The Search for Compromise
14.1a America's Literature: Uncle Tom’s Cabin
14.3a Points of View: Did the South Have the Right to Secede?
14.3b Analyzing Sources: Toward Civil War
15.3 Life During the Civil War
15.5a Analyzing Sources: The Civil War
16.2 The Radicals Take Control
16.3 The South During Reconstruction
16.4 The Post-Reconstruction Era
16.4a Analyzing Sources: The Reconstruction Era
17.1 Mining and Railroads in the West
17.3 Native American Struggles
17.3a America's Literature: American Indian Stories
17.4 Farmers—A New Political Force
17.4a Analyzing Sources: Opening the West
20.0 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Civil Rights Movement
United States History & Geography Growth and Conflict
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