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Online Class Video Worksheet

Online Class Video Worksheet.doc
12/22/2009 10:00a (26kb <1 min at 28.8kbps)

1. Discovery and Settlement of the New World

2. Europe and the Impulse for Exploration

3. Spanish and French Exploration

4. English Settlement

5. The New England Colonies

6. Middle, Southern, and Chesapeake Colonies

7. Colonial Life

8. Scientific and Religious Transformation

9. French and Indian War

10. Imperial Reorganization

11. Philosophy of the American Revolution

12. The American Revolution

13. The Revolutionary War

14. The Articles of Confederation

15. The Confederation Faces Challenges

16. The Philadephia Convention 1787

17. Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists

18. Development of the Two-Party Sysstem

20. Jefferson as President

21. War of 1812

22. James Monroe

23.A Growing National Economy

24. The Transportation Revolution

25. King Cotton

26. Jacksonian Democracy and the "Common Man"

27. The Nullification Crisis

28. The Bank of the United States (BUS)

29. Indian Removal

30. Transcendentalism, Religion, and Utopian Movements

31. Reform Movements

32. Manifest Destiny

33. The 1850s: A Decade of Crisis

34. The Approaching Civil War

36. The Civil War

37. Abolition of Slavery, 1861-65

38. The Ramifications of the Civil War

39. Presidential and Congressional (Radical) Reconstruction Plans

40. The End of Reconstruction and the Compromise of 1877

41. The New South, including Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Dubois

42. The American West

43. Confrontations with Native Americans

44. Cattle, Frontiers and Farming

45. The End of the Frontier, including Turner's Frontier Thesis

46. The Gilded Age

47. Industrialization

48. The Rise of the Unions

49. The Growth of the Cities

50. Life in the Cities

51. Agrarian Revolt

52. Progressivism

53. The Progressive Presidents

54. Imperialism and the Spanish-American War

55. Taft and Wilson

56. U.S. Entry into World War I

57. Wilson, the League of Nations, and Defeat of the Treaty of Versailles by Senator Lodge and the U.S. Senate

58. The Red Scare, Nativism and Racism, Religion, Prohibition, and the New Culture

59. America's Economy Roars, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, the Depresssion

60. The New Deal

61. Isolationism and Diplomacy

62. The Second World War

63. The Home Front During World War II

64. Wartime Diplomacy

65. The End of WWII and thre Immediate Postwar Period to 1948

66. Containment

67. Conflict in Asia: China and the Korean War

68. The Red Scare--AGAIN--and McCarthyism

69. Internal Improvements: Eisenhower, Civil Rights, the Space Race

70. Foreign Policy in the 1950s and 1960s

71. Challenging Jim Crow; the Civil Rights Revolution

72. Consequences of the Civil Rights Revolution

73. The Baby Boom; Consumerism

74. Material Culture

75. JFK and the New Frontier

76. LBJ and the Great Society; the Counterculture of the 1960s

77. Nixon and Foreign Policy

78. Nixon and Domestic Issues: Roe v. Wade, Watergate

79. Ford, Carter, and Reagan

80. Moving into the New Millenium: George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush

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