US History

us History

US history is no longer divided into US I in the Fall, and US II in the Spring.  We will cover the full curriculum in one semester.

If you want to practice more for the US Map Labeling Test click HERE to go to Seterra

If you want to study more for Unit 1 test click HERE to go to Quizlet.- Building a Nation Washington-Sectionalism

If you want to study more for Unit 2 Test click HERE to go to Quizlet.

If you want to study more for Unit 3 Test click HERE to go to Quizlet.

If you want to study more for Unit 4 Test click HERE to go to Quizlet.

If you want to study more for Unit 5 West Test click HERE to go to Quizlet.

If you want to study more for Unit 6 Gilded Age Test click HERE to go to Quizlet.  

If you want to study more for Unit 7 Progressive Movement Test click HERE to go to Quizlet.

If you want to study more for Unit 8 Imperialism Test click HERE to go to Quizlet.

If you want to study more for Unit 9 WWI Test click HERE to go to Quizlet.

If you want to study more for Unit 10 20s/30s Test click HERE to go to Quizlet

If you want to study more for the 1960s Test click HERE to go to Quizlet

Please reference the calendar on my main homepage for upcoming events as it is current and posted well ahead of time.

A link to the US history textbook can be found at any of the sites below:

American Vision Online Textbook Link

American history Textbook Link -this link is not accessible on NHCS Wi-Fi

The link to Canvas for US can be found HERE

The link to Canvas for Honors US  can be found HERE

We will use Canvas as needed.  I am very happy to return to in person learning.

1st 9 week Syllabus- HERE - *Subject To Change*

Opening Parent Letter- HERE

Assignments and PowerPoint/Google Slides are listed below

Philosophical overview Slide

HERE

Battle for History article and questions

HERE

HERE

Washington Guided Notes

HERE

Adams Notes

HERE 

Jefferson Guided Notes

HERE

War of 1812 Power Point

HERE 

Nationalism Guided Notes

HERE 

Sectionalism Power Point

HERE 

US Culture Guided Notes

HERE 

Social Reform Movements

HERE 

Abolition Movement

HERE 

Manifest Destiny Power Point

HERE 

Manifest Destiny and Politics

HERE 

Mexican-American War Power Point

HERE 

Fact v Fiction Gold Rush Questions

HERE 

Compromise 1850

HERE 

Kansas Nebraska Act

HERE 

Slavery Video Questions

HERE 

Election of 1860

HERE 

Civil War Goals/Strategies Notes

HERE 

Civil War Events PowerPoint

HERE

Reconstruction Notes #2

HERE 

Reconstruction Notes #4

HERE 

Unfinished Reconstruction Notes

HERE 

The West Guided Notes- Farming

HERE 

Farming Today Notes

HERE 

West PowerPoint- RR, Mining, Cattle Drives

HERE 

Populism PowerPoint 

HERE 

Native American Guided Notes

HERE 

Native Americans Now Notes

HERE 

Industrialization and Urbanization PowerPoint

HERE 

Rise of Big Business

HERE 

Robber Barons Notes

HERE 

Unions PowerPoint

HERE 

Immigration

HERE 

Gilded Age 

HERE 

Start of Progressive Movement

HERE 

Teddy Roosevelt 

HERE 

Taft and Wilson with Progressivism 

Here 

Women's Rights PowerPoint

HERE 

Invest In Women Article

HERE 

Invest In Women Article Questions

HERE 

US Imperialism Chart of Events

HERE 

Intro to Imperialism

HERE 

Spanish American War PowerPoint 

HERE 

US as a World Power

HERE 

WWI General Info Notes

HERE 

WWI Battlefield Event PP

HERE

US in WWI  

HERE 

WWI Homefront PP

HERE 

1920s Clashing Cultures

HERE 

1920s Culture PowerPoint

HERE 

1920s Culture Notes

HERE 

1920s Politics and Economics

HERE 

Sock Market Notes

HERE 

Conditions in Depression Notes

HERE 

Early Depression

HERE 

1st New Deal

HERE 

2nd New Deal

HERE 

US Isolation and Run Up to WWII

HERE 

WWII Basic Info Notes

HERE 

US Mobilization and Homefront in WWII

HERE 

Japanese Internment Notes

HERE 

WWII Battlefield Events

HERE

Cold War Origins

HERE 

Post War Homefront

HERE 

Cold War at Home/McCarthyism Google Slide

HERE 

Kennedy in Cold War

HERE 

Kennedy and Johnson 

HERE 

Warren Court Notes

HERE 

Civil Rights Timeline

HERE 

Women's Rights Movement

HERE 

Youth and Counterculture of 1960s

HERE