US History
Independence to 1914
Early Exploration and Settlement
The English Colonies
The American Revolution
Forming a Government
Citizenship and the Constitution
Launching the Nation
The Jefferson Era
A New National Identity
The Age of Jackson
Expanding West
The North
The South
New Movements in America
A Divided Nation
The Civil War
Reconstruction
Americans Move West
An Industrial Nation
The Spirit of Reform
America Becomes a World Power
- The Earliest Americans
- The Age of Exploration
- Spanish America
- The Race for Empires
The English Colonies
- The Southern Colonies
- The New England Colonies
- The Middle Colonies
- Life in the English Colonies
- Conflict in the Colonies
The American Revolution
- The Revolutionary War Begins
- Declaring Independence
- Patriots Gain New Hope
- Independence!
Forming a Government
- The Articles of Confederation
- The New Nation Faces Challenges
- Creating the Constitution
- Ratifying the Constitution
Citizenship and the Constitution
- Understanding the Constitution
- The Bill of Rights
- Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
Launching the Nation
- Washington Leads a New Nation
- Hamilton and National Finances
- Challenges for the New Nation
- John Adams's Presidency
The Jefferson Era
- Jefferson Becomes President
- The Louisiana Purchase
- The Coming War
- The War of 1812
A New National Identity
- American Foreign Policy
- Nationalism and Sectionalism
- American Culture
The Age of Jackson
- Jacksonian Democracy
- Jackson's Administration
- Indian Removal
Expanding West
- Trails to the West
- The Texas Revolution
- The Mexican - American War
- The California Gold Rush
The North
- The Industrial Revolution in America
- Changes in Working Life
- The Transportation Revolution
- More Technological Advances
The South
- Growth of the Cotton Industry
- Free Southern Society
- The Slave System
New Movements in America
- Immigrants and Urban Challenges
- American Arts
- Reforming Society
- The Movement to End Slavery
- Women's Rights
A Divided Nation
- The Debate over Slavery
- Trouble in Kansas
- Political Divisions
- The Nation Divides
The Civil War
- The War Begins
- The War in the East
- The War in the West
- Daily Life during the War
- The Tide of War Turns
Reconstruction
- Rebuilding the South
- The Fight over Reconstruction
- Reconstruction in the South
Americans Move West
- Miners, Ranchers, and Railroads
- Wars for the West
- Farming and Populism
An Industrial Nation
- The Second Industrial Revolution
- Big Business
- Industrial Workers
- A New Wave of Immigration
- City Life
The Spirit of Reform
- The Gilded Age
- The Progressive Movement
- Reforming the Workplace
- The Rights of Women and Minorities
- The Progressive Presidents
America Becomes a World Power
- The United States Gaines Overseas Territories
- The Spanish-American War
- The United States and Latin America
- The United States and Mexico