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9780739897034

America's History

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    9780739897034

  • ISBN10:

    0739897039

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-04-01
  • Publisher: HARCOURT

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Summary

Presents the history of America beginning with the Native American Indians.

Table of Contents

To the Reader ix
The Five Themes of Geography x
UNIT 1 America's Early Years
2(54)
Earliest People of the Americas
4(10)
The First Americans
Native Americans West of the Mississippi River
Native Americans East of the Mississippi River
Native Americans of Mexico, Central America, and South America
Biography: Hiawatha
10(1)
Review and Apply
11(2)
Social Studies Skills: Locating Oceans and Continents
13(1)
Europeans Explore the Americas
14(11)
Why Did Europeans Become Explorers in the 1400s?
The Portuguese Become Explorers First
Christopher Columbus Sails West
Other Europeans Explore America to Reach Asia
Voices From the Past: The Log of Christopher Columbus
20(1)
Voices from the Past: A Report to the King of Spain
21(1)
Biography: Estevanico
22(1)
Review and Apply
23(2)
Europeans Settle America
25(10)
The Conquistadors Build an Empire for Spain
Spanish Missions and Settlements
The French Settle in America
The Dutch Settlement in America
Biography: Bartolome de Las Casas
31(1)
Review and Apply
32(2)
Social Studies Skills: Using a Compass Rose and a Map Key
34(1)
Africans in America
35(8)
Empires of West Africa
The Beginning of the European Slave Trade
Steps in the Slave Trade
Slavery in Spanish America
Africans in the English Colonies
Biography: Olaudah Equiano
40(1)
Review and Apply
41(2)
The English Settle in North America
43(13)
England Defeats the Spanish Armada
Why did the English Settle in America?
The First English Settlements
The Growth of the English Colonies
The New England Colonies
The Middle Colonies
The Southern Colonies
Biography: William Penn
50(1)
Review and Apply
51(2)
Geography Themes: Movement: People, Products, and Ideas
53(1)
Unit 1 Review
54(2)
UNIT 2 From Colonies to a Nation
56(80)
Life in the 13 Colonies
58(10)
Life in the Three Groups of Colonies
Family Life, Role of Women, and Social Classes
Religion and Education
Colonial Trade and Cities
Biography: Benjamin Franklin
64(1)
Review and Apply
65(2)
Geography Themes: Location: The 13 Colonies
67(1)
The Road to Revolution
68(10)
Government in England and in the 13 Colonies
The French and Indian War
Problems After the French and Indian War
The American Colonists Begin to Unite
The Colonies Prepare for War
The Shot Heard Round the World
Biography: Paul Revere
74(1)
Review and Apply
75(2)
Social Studies Skills: Comparing Historical Maps
77(1)
The American Revolution
78(18)
The Second Continental Congress
The Declaration of Independence
George Washington Becomes Commander in Chief
Comparing the American and British Armies
The Early Years of the War
The War After the Battle of Saratoga
Who Fought in the American Revolution?
Biography: Thomas Jefferson
85(1)
Voices from the Past: Letters of John and Abigail Adams 1774-1776
86(2)
Review and Apply
88(2)
Social Studies Skills: Interpreting a Line Graph
90(1)
Declaration of Independence
91(5)
The Nation's New Constitution
96(40)
Problems Under the Articles of Confederation
The Constitutional Convention
Compromises of the Constitution
Principles of the Constitution
Ratifying the Constitution
The Bill of Rights
Biography: James Madison
103(1)
Review and Apply
104(2)
Unit 2 Review
106(2)
The Constitution of the United States of America
108(28)
UNIT 3 The Nation Grows and Changes
136(54)
The Start of the New Nation
138(8)
The New Government Begins
Paying the Nation's Debts
Problems and Decisions for the New Government
The United States Under President John Adams
The Election of 1800
Biography: George Washington
143(1)
Review and Apply
144(2)
A Time of Growth and War
146(9)
The Age of Jefferson Begins
The Louisiana Purchase
Marbury v. Madison
Problems that Led to the War of 1812
The War of 1812
The Era of Good Feelings
The Monroe Doctrine
Biography: Sacagawea
152(1)
Review and Apply
153(2)
Growth and Sectionalism
155(10)
The Industrial Revolution
The Growth of Sectionalism
The Missouri Compromise
The Elections of 1824 and 1828
The Age of Jackson
The Trail of Tears
Biography: Black Hawk
161(1)
Review and Apply
162(2)
Social Studies Skills: Reading a Bar Graph
164(1)
Working for Reform and Culture
165(11)
Working for Better Education
The Abolition Movement
The Women's Rights Movement
Other Reform Movements
Creating an American Culture
Biography: Elizabeth Blackwell
171(1)
Voices from the Past: Frederick Douglass: The Life of an Enslaved African American
172(1)
Voices from the Past: Frederick Douglass: The Life of a Free African American
173(1)
Review and Apply
174(2)
Americans Move Westward
176(14)
Americans Travel West
Texas Becomes a Republic
Manifest Destiny
War with Mexico
The Blending of Cultures in the Southwest
There's Gold in California
Biography: Sam Houston
183(1)
Geography Themes: Human/Environmental Interaction: The Oregon Trail
184(1)
Review and Apply
185(2)
Social Studies Skills: Using Lines of Latitude and Longitude
187(1)
Unit 3 Review
188(2)
UNIT 4 The Civil War and Reconstruction
190(66)
North and South Disagree
192(10)
Differences Between the North and the South
The Struggle for Freedom
The Compromise of 1850
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Trouble in Kansas
The Dred Scott Decision
The Republican Party Wins Power
The South Secedes
Biography: Harriet Tubman
198(1)
Review and Apply
199(2)
Social Studies Skills: Reading an Election Map
201(1)
The Beginning of the Civil War
202(10)
Shots Fired at Fort Sumter
Taking Sides in the Civil War
Each Side Had Advantages
Planning and Paying for War
Confederate Victories in the East
Antietam
Biography: Robert E. Lee
208(1)
Review and Apply
209(2)
Social Studies Skills: Comparing Circle Graphs
211(1)
The End of the Civil War
212(13)
The Emancipation Proclamation
The Contributions of Many Americans
The Battle of Gettysburg
War in the West and the Fall of Vicksburg
Sherman's March to the Sea
Lincoln's Reelection
Final Battles of the Civil War
The Results of the Civil War
Biography: Abraham Lincoln
219(1)
Voices from the Past: The Gettysburg Address
220(2)
Geography Themes: Place: Vicksburg
222(1)
Review and Apply
223(2)
The Reconstruction Years
225(31)
Plans for Reconstruction
Congress and Reconstruction
The Impeachment of Johnson
The South During Reconstruction
African Americans in the South After the Civil War
The End of Reconstruction
The South After Reconstruction
Biography: Booker T. Washington
231(1)
Review and Apply
232(2)
Unit 4 Review
234(2)
Map of the World: Physical
236(1)
Map of the United States of America: Physical
237(1)
Map of the World: Political
238(2)
Map of the United States: Political
240(1)
The Fifty States
241(8)
Territories and Possessions of the United States
249(1)
Presidents of the United States
250(6)
Glossary 256(10)
Index 266

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