US History 10

Unit 1:  Indigenous Cultures and Civilizations

• Introduction

• Early Inhabitants

• Great Basin and Pacific Coast Cultures

• Eastern Woodland and Southwestern Cultures

• Indigenous Art

Unit 2: Exploration, Contact, and the European Exchange

• Introduction

• Age of Exploration

• The Columbian Exchange

• The Impact of Colonization

Unit 3: Colonial Settlement and Societies

• Introduction

• The Chesapeake Bay Settlements

•  New England Settlements

• Conflicts and Consequences

• The English Empire, 1660 - 1763

Unit 4: The Fight for American Independence

• Introduction

• Rising Tension and Colonial Resistance

• From Protest to Action

• The War for Independence

Unit 5: From Independence to the Constitution

• Introduction

• Foundations of a New Nation

• The Constitutional Convention

• The Debate Over Ratification

Unit 6: The New Republic

• Introduction

• Launching a New Nation

• Challenges to the New Republic

• Partisan Politics

Unit 7: War, Diplomacy, and Industry

• Introduction

• The War of 1812

• The “Era of Good Feelings”

• The Industrial Revolution

Unit 8: National and Regional Growth

• Introduction

• The Land Boom and Bust

• The Transportation Revolution

• A New Social Order

Unit 1: Democracy in America 

• Introduction

• Nationalism and Monroe

• The Supreme Court

• Jackson and Indian Removal

Unit 2: The Westward Movement and Manifest 

• Introduction

• Manifest Destiny

• The Texas Revolution

• The Gold Rush

Unit 3: Expansionism and Sectionalism 

• Introduction

• The Market Revolution

• New Immigrants

Unit 4: Reform Movement in America 

• Introduction

• Religious Reform

• Cultural Reform

• Women's Rights

Unit 5: A House Divided 

• Introduction

• Sectional Divide

• Social and Economic Differences

• Slavery and Resistance

Unit 6: The Civil War 

• Introduction

• The Civil War Begins

• Lincoln and the Civil War

• Civil War Battles

• Life During the Civil War

Unit 7: The Reconstruction Era 

• Introduction

• The Civil War is Over!

• Reconstruction

• Post War Presidents

Unit 8: Americans Move West 

• Introduction

• The West

• Cowboys, Miners and Pioneers

• Native Americans and Westward Expansion