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Acknowledgmentsutap2e_about1_2.html5320e2ee757a2e9049000004
DLAP questionsutap2e_about1_2_dlap.xml5320e2ee757a2e9049000004
Preface: Why This Book This Wayutap2e_about1_3.html5320e2ee757a2e9049000004
DLAP questionsutap2e_about1_3_dlap.xml5320e2ee757a2e9049000004
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Appendix: U.S. Politics and Governmentutap2e_app1_1.html5320fe32757a2e3357000000
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Documents: The Declaration of Independenceutap2e_app1_2.html5320fe32757a2e3357000000
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Documents: The Constitution of the United Statesutap2e_app1_3.html5320fe32757a2e3357000000
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Documents: Amendments to the Constitution with Annotationsutap2e_app1_4.html5320fe32757a2e3357000000
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U.S. Politics and Government: Presidential Electionsutap2e_app1_5.html5320fe32757a2e3357000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_app1_5_dlap.xml5320fe32757a2e3357000000
U.S. Politics and Government: Admission of States to the Unionutap2e_app1_6.html5320fe32757a2e3357000000
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UNDERSTANDING ANCIENT AMERICAutap2e_ch1_1.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 1utap2e_ch1_2.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_2_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
When and why do historians rely on the work of archaeologists?utap2e_ch1_3.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_3_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
How and why did humans migrate into North America?utap2e_ch1_4.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_4_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
African and Asian Originsutap2e_ch1_5.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_5_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Map Activity 1 for Chapter 1utap2e_ch1_6.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_6_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Paleo-Indian Huntersutap2e_ch1_7.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_7_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Why did Archaic Native Americans shift to foraging and hunting smaller animals?utap2e_ch1_8.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_8_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Map Activity 2 for Chapter 1utap2e_ch1_9.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_9_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Great Plains Bison Huntersutap2e_ch1_10.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_10_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Great Basin Culturesutap2e_ch1_11.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_11_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Pacific Coast Culturesutap2e_ch1_12.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_12_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Eastern Woodland Culturesutap2e_ch1_13.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_13_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
How did agriculture influence Native American cultures?utap2e_ch1_14.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_14_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Southwestern Culturesutap2e_ch1_15.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_15_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Visual Activity for Chapter 1utap2e_ch1_16.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
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Woodland Burial Mounds and Chiefdomsutap2e_ch1_17.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_17_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
What cultural similarities did native peoples of the Western Hemisphere share in the 1490s?utap2e_ch1_18.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_18_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Eastern and Great Plains Peoplesutap2e_ch1_19.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_19_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Southwestern and Western Peoplesutap2e_ch1_20.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
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Cultural Similaritiesutap2e_ch1_21.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_21_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Why was tribute important in the Mexican empire?utap2e_ch1_22.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_22_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Conclusion: How do we understand the worlds of ancient Americans?utap2e_ch1_23.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_23_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
CHAPTER 1 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch1_24.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_24_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch1_25.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_25_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch1_26.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_26_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch1_27.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch1_27_dlap.xml52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch1_28.html52cc6cdb757a2ead36000000
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EUROPEANS ENCOUNTER THE NEW WORLDutap2e_ch2_1.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_1_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 2utap2e_ch2_2.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_2_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
What factors led to European exploration in the fifteenth century?utap2e_ch2_3.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_3_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Mediterranean Trade and European Expansionutap2e_ch2_4.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_4_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
A Century of Portuguese Explorationutap2e_ch2_5.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_5_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
What did Spanish explorers discover in the western Atlantic?utap2e_ch2_6.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
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The Explorations of Columbusutap2e_ch2_7.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_7_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
The Geographic Revolution and the Columbian Exchangeutap2e_ch2_8.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_8_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Map Activity 1 for Chapter 2utap2e_ch2_9.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_9_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
How did Spaniards explore, conquer, and colonize New Spain?utap2e_ch2_10.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_10_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
The Conquest of Mexicoutap2e_ch2_11.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_11_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
The Search for Other Mexicosutap2e_ch2_12.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_12_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Spanish Outposts in Florida and New Mexicoutap2e_ch2_13.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_13_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
New Spain in the Sixteenth Centuryutap2e_ch2_14.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_14_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Map Activity 2 for Chapter 2utap2e_ch2_15.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_15_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
The Toll of Spanish Conquest and Colonizationutap2e_ch2_16.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_16_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Visual Activity for Chapter 2utap2e_ch2_17.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_17_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
What impact did Spain’s New World endeavors have in Europe?utap2e_ch2_18.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_18_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
The Protestant Reformation and the Spanish Responseutap2e_ch2_19.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_19_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Europe and the Spanish Exampleutap2e_ch2_20.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_20_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Conclusion: What promise did the New World offer Europeans?utap2e_ch2_21.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_21_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
CHAPTER 2 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch2_22.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_22_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch2_23.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_23_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Step Three: Move Beyond The Basicsutap2e_ch2_24.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_24_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch2_25.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch2_25_dlap.xml530e4a12757a2e832e000001
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch2_26.html530e4a12757a2e832e000001
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FOUNDING THE SOUTHERN COLONIES IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURYutap2e_ch3_1.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 3utap2e_ch3_2.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_2_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
What challenges faced early Chesapeake colonists?utap2e_ch3_3.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_3_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Visual Activity for Chapter 3utap2e_ch3_4.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
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The Fragile Jamestown Settlementutap2e_ch3_5.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
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Cooperation and Conflict between Natives and Newcomersutap2e_ch3_6.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_6_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
From Private Company to Royal Governmentutap2e_ch3_7.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_7_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
How did Chesapeake tobacco society take shape?utap2e_ch3_8.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_8_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Map Activity 1 for Chapter 3utap2e_ch3_9.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_9_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Tobacco Agricultureutap2e_ch3_10.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_10_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
A Servant Labor Systemutap2e_ch3_11.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_11_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
The Rigors of Servitudeutap2e_ch3_12.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_12_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Cultivating Land and Faithutap2e_ch3_13.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_13_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Why did Chesapeake colonial society change in the late seventeenth century?utap2e_ch3_14.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_14_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Social and Economic Polarizationutap2e_ch3_15.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_15_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Government Policies and Political Conflictutap2e_ch3_16.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_16_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Bacon’s Rebellionutap2e_ch3_17.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_17_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Why did the southern colonies move toward a slave labor system?utap2e_ch3_18.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_18_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Religion and Revolt in the Spanish Borderlandutap2e_ch3_19.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_19_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
The West Indies: Sugar and Slaveryutap2e_ch3_20.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_20_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Map Activity 2 for Chapter 1utap2e_ch3_21.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_21_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Carolina: A West Indian Frontierutap2e_ch3_22.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_22_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Slave Labor Emerges in the Chesapeakeutap2e_ch3_23.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_23_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Conclusion: Why were export crops and slave labor important in the growth of the southern colonies?utap2e_ch3_24.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_24_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
CHAPTER 3 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch3_25.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_25_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch3_26.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_26_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch3_27.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_27_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch3_28.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_28_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch3_29.html530fd462757a2eb246000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch3_29_dlap.xml530fd462757a2eb246000000
FOUNDING THE NORTHERN COLONIESutap2e_ch4_1.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_1_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 4utap2e_ch4_2.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_2_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Why did the Puritans immigrate to North America?utap2e_ch4_3.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_3_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Puritan Origins: The English Reformationutap2e_ch4_4.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_4_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
The Pilgrims and Plymouth Colonyutap2e_ch4_5.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_5_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
The Founding of Massachusetts Bay Colonyutap2e_ch4_6.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_6_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Map Activity 1 for Chapter 4utap2e_ch4_7.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_7_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
How did New England society change during the seventeenth century?utap2e_ch4_8.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_8_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Church, Covenant, and Conformityutap2e_ch4_9.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_9_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Visual Activity for Chapter 4utap2e_ch4_10.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_10_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Government by Puritans for Puritanismutap2e_ch4_11.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_11_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
The Splintering of Puritanismutap2e_ch4_12.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_12_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Religious Controversies and Economic Changesutap2e_ch4_13.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_13_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
What was distinctive about the middle colonies?utap2e_ch4_14.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_14_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
From New Netherland to New Yorkutap2e_ch4_15.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_15_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
New Jersey and Pennsylvaniautap2e_ch4_16.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_16_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Toleration and Diversity in Pennsylvaniautap2e_ch4_17.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_17_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
What was the connection between the colonies and the English empire?utap2e_ch4_18.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_18_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Map Activity 2 for Chapter 4utap2e_ch4_19.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_19_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Royal Regulation of Colonial Tradeutap2e_ch4_20.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_20_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
King Philip’s War and the Consolidation of Royal Authorityutap2e_ch4_21.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_21_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Conclusion: Was there an English model of colonization in North America?utap2e_ch4_22.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_22_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
CHAPTER 4 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch4_23.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_23_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch4_24.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_24_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch4_25.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_25_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch4_26.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_26_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch4_27.html53127400757a2e3769000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch4_27_dlap.xml53127400757a2e3769000000
THE CHANGING WORLD OF COLONIAL AMERICAutap2e_ch5_1.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_1_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 5utap2e_ch5_2.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_2_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
How did the North American colonies change in the eighteenth century?utap2e_ch5_3.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_3_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
What changed in New England life and culture?utap2e_ch5_4.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_4_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
Natural Increase and Land Distributionutap2e_ch5_5.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_5_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
Farms, Fish, and Atlantic Tradeutap2e_ch5_6.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_6_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
Map Activity 1 for Chapter 5utap2e_ch5_7.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_7_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
What spurred the growth of the middle colonies?utap2e_ch5_8.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_8_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
Visual Activity for Chapter 5utap2e_ch5_9.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_9_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
German and Scots-Irish Immigrantsutap2e_ch5_10.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch5_10_dlap.xml5313739c757a2e5e72000000
“God Gives All Things to Industry”: Urban and Rural Laborutap2e_ch5_11.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Why did slavery become the defining feature of the southern colonies?utap2e_ch5_12.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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The Atlantic Slave Trade and the Growth of Slaveryutap2e_ch5_13.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 5utap2e_ch5_14.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Slave Labor and African American Cultureutap2e_ch5_15.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Tobacco, Rice, and Prosperityutap2e_ch5_16.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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What experiences tended to unify the colonists in British North America during the eighteenth century?utap2e_ch5_17.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Commerce and Consumptionutap2e_ch5_18.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Religion, Enlightenment, and Revivalutap2e_ch5_19.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Trade and Conflict in the North American Borderlandsutap2e_ch5_20.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Colonial Politics in the British Empireutap2e_ch5_21.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Conclusion: What was the dual identity of British North American colonists?utap2e_ch5_22.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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CHAPTER 5 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch5_23.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch5_25.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch5_26.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch5_27.html5313739c757a2e5e72000000
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE AND THE COLONIAL CRISISutap2e_ch6_1.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 6utap2e_ch6_2.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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How did the Seven Years' War lay the groundwork for colonial crisis?utap2e_ch6_3.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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French-British Rivalry in the Ohio Countryutap2e_ch6_4.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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The Albany Congressutap2e_ch6_5.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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The War and Its Consequencesutap2e_ch6_6.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 6utap2e_ch6_7.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Pontiac's Rebellion and the Proclamation of 1763utap2e_ch6_8.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Why did the Sugar Act and the Stamp Act draw fierce opposition from colonists?utap2e_ch6_9.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Grenville's Sugar Actutap2e_ch6_10.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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The Stamp Actutap2e_ch6_11.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Resistance Strategies and Crowd Politicsutap2e_ch6_12.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Liberty and Propertyutap2e_ch6_13.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Why did British authorities send troops to occupy Boston in the fall of 1768?utap2e_ch6_14.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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The Townshend Dutiesutap2e_ch6_15.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Nonconsumption and the Daughters of Libertyutap2e_ch6_16.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Military Occupation and “Massacre” in Bostonutap2e_ch6_17.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Visual Activity for Chapter 6utap2e_ch6_18.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Why did Parliament pass the Coercive Acts in 1774?utap2e_ch6_19.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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The Calm before the Stormutap2e_ch6_20.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Tea in Boston Harborutap2e_ch6_21.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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The Coercive Actsutap2e_ch6_22.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Beyond Boston: Rural New Englandutap2e_ch6_23.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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The First Continental Congressutap2e_ch6_24.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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How did enslaved people in the colonies react to the stirrings of revolution?utap2e_ch6_25.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Lexington and Concordutap2e_ch6_26.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 6utap2e_ch6_27.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Rebelling against Slaveryutap2e_ch6_28.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Conclusion: What changes did the American colonists want in 1775?utap2e_ch6_29.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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CHAPTER 6 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch6_30.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch6_31.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch6_32.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch6_33.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch6_34.html53139a8e757a2e4059000002
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FIGHTING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONutap2e_ch7_1.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 7utap2e_ch7_2.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Why did Americans wait so long before they declared their independence?utap2e_ch7_3.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Assuming Political and Military Authorityutap2e_ch7_4.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Pursuing Both War and Peaceutap2e_ch7_5.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Thomas Paine, Abigail Adams, and the Case for Independenceutap2e_ch7_6.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The Declaration of Independenceutap2e_ch7_7.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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What initial challenges did the opposing armies face?utap2e_ch7_8.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The American Military Forcesutap2e_ch7_9.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The British Strategyutap2e_ch7_10.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Quebec, New York, and New Jerseyutap2e_ch7_11.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 7utap2e_ch7_12.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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What role did the home front play in the war?utap2e_ch7_13.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Patriotism at the Local Levelutap2e_ch7_14.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The Loyalistsutap2e_ch7_15.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 7utap2e_ch7_16.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Who Is a Traitor?utap2e_ch7_17.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Prisoners of Warutap2e_ch7_18.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Financial Instability and Corruptionutap2e_ch7_19.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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How were Native Americans and the French involved in the war?utap2e_ch7_20.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Burgoyne’s Army and the Battle of Saratogautap2e_ch7_21.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The War in the West: Indian Countryutap2e_ch7_22.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The French Allianceutap2e_ch7_23.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 7utap2e_ch7_24.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Why did the British southern strategy ultimately fail?utap2e_ch7_25.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Georgia and South Carolinautap2e_ch7_26.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Treason and Guerrilla Warfareutap2e_ch7_27.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Surrender at Yorktownutap2e_ch7_28.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The Losers and the Winnersutap2e_ch7_29.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Conclusion: Why did the British lose the American Revolution?utap2e_ch7_30.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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CHAPTER 7 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch7_31.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch7_32.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch7_33.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch7_34.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch7_35.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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BUILDING A REPUBLIC 1775–1789utap2e_ch8_1.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 8utap2e_ch8_2.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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What kind of government did the Articles of Confederation create?utap2e_ch8_3.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Confederation and Taxationutap2e_ch8_4.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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The Problem of Western Landsutap2e_ch8_5.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 8utap2e_ch8_6.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Running the New Governmentutap2e_ch8_7.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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How did the states define citizenship and freedom?utap2e_ch8_8.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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The State Constitutionsutap2e_ch8_9.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Who Are “the People”?utap2e_ch8_10.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Equality and Slaveryutap2e_ch8_11.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Why did the Articles of Confederation fail?utap2e_ch8_12.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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The War Debt and the Newburgh Conspiracyutap2e_ch8_13.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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The Treaty of Fort Stanwixutap2e_ch8_14.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Land Ordinances and the Northwest Territoryutap2e_ch8_15.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 8utap2e_ch8_16.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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The Requisition of 1785 and Shays’s Rebellion, 1786–1787utap2e_ch8_17.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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How did the Constitution change how the nation was governed?utap2e_ch8_18.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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From Annapolis to Philadelphiautap2e_ch8_19.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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The Virginia and New Jersey Plansutap2e_ch8_20.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Democracy versus Republicanismutap2e_ch8_21.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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What were the objections to ratification of the Constitution?utap2e_ch8_22.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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The Federalistsutap2e_ch8_23.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 8utap2e_ch8_24.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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The Antifederalistsutap2e_ch8_25.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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The Big Holdouts: Virginia and New Yorkutap2e_ch8_26.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Conclusion: What was the “republican remedy”?utap2e_ch8_27.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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CHAPTER 8 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch8_28.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch8_30.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch8_31.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch8_32.html5314efe1757a2e056c000000
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FORMING THE NEW NATIONutap2e_ch9_1.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 9utap2e_ch9_2.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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What were the sources of political stability in the 1790s?utap2e_ch9_3.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Washington Inaugurates the Governmentutap2e_ch9_4.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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The Bill of Rightsutap2e_ch9_5.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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The Republican Wife and Motherutap2e_ch9_6.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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What were Hamilton’s economic policies?utap2e_ch9_7.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Agriculture, Transportation, and Bankingutap2e_ch9_8.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 9utap2e_ch9_9.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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The Public Debt and Taxesutap2e_ch9_10.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 9utap2e_ch9_11.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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The First Bank of the United States and the Report on Manufacturesutap2e_ch9_12.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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The Whiskey Rebellionutap2e_ch9_13.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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What external threats did the United States face in the 1790s?utap2e_ch9_14.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Creeks in the Southwestutap2e_ch9_15.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Ohio Indians in the Northwestutap2e_ch9_16.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 9utap2e_ch9_17.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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France and Britainutap2e_ch9_18.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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The Haitian Revolutionutap2e_ch9_19.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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How did partisan rivalries shape the politics of the late 1790s?utap2e_ch9_20.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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The Election of 1796utap2e_ch9_21.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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The XYZ Affairutap2e_ch9_22.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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The Alien and Sedition Actsutap2e_ch9_23.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Conclusion: Why did the new nation ultimately form political parties?utap2e_ch9_24.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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CHAPTER 9 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch9_25.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch9_26.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch9_27.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch9_28.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch9_29.html531520a6757a2ec701000000
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A MATURING REPUBLICutap2e_ch10_1.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 10utap2e_ch10_2.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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How did Jefferson attempt to undo the Federalist innovations of earlier administrations?utap2e_ch10_3.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Turbulent Times: Election and Rebellionutap2e_ch10_4.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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The Jeffersonian Vision of Republican Simplicityutap2e_ch10_5.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Dangers Overseas: The Barbary Warsutap2e_ch10_6.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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What was the significance of the Louisiana Purchase for the United States?utap2e_ch10_7.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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The Louisiana Purchaseutap2e_ch10_8.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 10utap2e_ch10_9.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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The Lewis and Clark Expeditionutap2e_ch10_10.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Osage and Comanche Indiansutap2e_ch10_11.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Why did Congress declare war on Great Britain in 1812?utap2e_ch10_12.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Impressment and Embargoutap2e_ch10_13.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Dolley Madison and Social Politicsutap2e_ch10_14.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Tecumseh and Tippecanoeutap2e_ch10_15.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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The War of 1812utap2e_ch10_16.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Washington City Burns: The British Offensiveutap2e_ch10_17.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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How did the civil status of American women and men differ in the early Republic?utap2e_ch10_18.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Women and the Lawutap2e_ch10_19.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Women and Church Governanceutap2e_ch10_20.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Female Educationutap2e_ch10_21.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Why did partisan conflict increase during the administrations of Monroe and Adams?utap2e_ch10_22.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 10utap2e_ch10_23.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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From Property to Democracyutap2e_ch10_24.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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The Missouri Compromiseutap2e_ch10_25.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 10utap2e_ch10_26.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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The Monroe Doctrineutap2e_ch10_27.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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The Election of 1824utap2e_ch10_28.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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The Adams Administrationutap2e_ch10_29.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Conclusion: How did republican simplicity become complex?utap2e_ch10_30.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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CHAPTER 10 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch10_31.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch10_32.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch10_33.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch10_34.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch10_35.html53161911757a2e9859000000
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THE EXPANDING REPUBLICutap2e_ch11_1.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 11utap2e_ch11_2.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Why did the United States experience a market revolution after 1815?utap2e_ch11_3.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Improvements in Transportationutap2e_ch11_4.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 11utap2e_ch11_5.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Factories, Workingwomen, and Wage Laborutap2e_ch11_6.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Bankers and Lawyersutap2e_ch11_7.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Booms and Bustsutap2e_ch11_8.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Why did Andrew Jackson defeat John Quincy Adams so dramatically in the 1828 election?utap2e_ch11_9.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Popular Politics and Partisan Identityutap2e_ch11_10.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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The Election of 1828 and the Character Issueutap2e_ch11_11.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Jackson’s Democratic Agendautap2e_ch11_12.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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What was Andrew Jackson’s impact on the presidency?utap2e_ch11_13.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 11utap2e_ch11_14.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Indian Policy and the Trail of Tearsutap2e_ch11_15.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 11utap2e_ch11_16.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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The Tariff of Abominations and Nullificationutap2e_ch11_17.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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The Bank War and Economic Boomutap2e_ch11_18.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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How did social and cultural life change in the 1830s?utap2e_ch11_19.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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The Family and Separate Spheresutap2e_ch11_20.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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The Education and Training of Youthsutap2e_ch11_21.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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The Second Great Awakeningutap2e_ch11_22.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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The Temperance Movement and the Campaign for Moral Reformutap2e_ch11_23.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Organizing against Slaveryutap2e_ch11_24.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Why was Martin Van Buren a one-term president?utap2e_ch11_25.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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The Politics of Slaveryutap2e_ch11_26.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Elections and Panicsutap2e_ch11_27.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Conclusion: The Age of Jackson or the era of reform?utap2e_ch11_28.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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CHAPTER 11 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch11_29.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch11_30.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch11_31.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch11_32.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch11_33.html53164cc0757a2e7a69000000
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THE NEW WEST AND THE FREE NORTHutap2e_ch12_1.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 12utap2e_ch12_2.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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What factors contributed to the United States’ “industrial evolution”?utap2e_ch12_3.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Agriculture and Land Policyutap2e_ch12_4.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Manufacturing and Mechanizationutap2e_ch12_5.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Railroads: Breaking the Bonds of Natureutap2e_ch12_6.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 12utap2e_ch12_7.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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How did the free-labor ideal account for economic inequality?utap2e_ch12_8.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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The Free-Labor Idealutap2e_ch12_9.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Economic Inequalityutap2e_ch12_10.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Immigrants and the Free-Labor Ladderutap2e_ch12_11.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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What factors spurred westward expansion?utap2e_ch12_12.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 12utap2e_ch12_13.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Manifest Destinyutap2e_ch12_14.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Oregon and the Overland Trailutap2e_ch12_15.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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The Mormon Exodusutap2e_ch12_16.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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The Mexican Borderlandsutap2e_ch12_17.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Why did the United States go to war with Mexico?utap2e_ch12_18.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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The Politics of Expansionutap2e_ch12_19.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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The Mexican-American War, 1846–1848utap2e_ch12_20.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Victory in Mexicoutap2e_ch12_21.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 12utap2e_ch12_22.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Golden Californiautap2e_ch12_23.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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How did reform movements change after 1840?utap2e_ch12_24.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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The Pursuit of Perfection: Transcendentalists and Utopiansutap2e_ch12_25.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Woman’s Rights Activistsutap2e_ch12_26.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Abolitionists and the American Idealutap2e_ch12_27.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Conclusion: How was white freedom in the West and North defined?utap2e_ch12_28.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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CHAPTER 12 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch12_29.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch12_30.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch12_31.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch12_32.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch12_33.html53167237757a2e3c7a000000
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UNDERSTANDING THE SLAVE SOUTHutap2e_ch13_1.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 13utap2e_ch13_2.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Why did the South become so distinctly different from the North?utap2e_ch13_3.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Cotton Kingdom, Slave Empireutap2e_ch13_4.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 13utap2e_ch13_5.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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The South in Black and Whiteutap2e_ch13_6.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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The Plantation Economyutap2e_ch13_7.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 13utap2e_ch13_8.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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What was plantation life like for masters and mistresses?utap2e_ch13_9.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Paternalism and Male Honorutap2e_ch13_10.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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The Southern Lady and Feminine Virtuesutap2e_ch13_11.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 13utap2e_ch13_12.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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What was plantation life like for slaves?utap2e_ch13_13.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Workutap2e_ch13_14.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Family and Religionutap2e_ch13_15.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Resistance and Rebellionutap2e_ch13_16.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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How did nonslaveholding southern whites work and live?utap2e_ch13_17.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Plantation-Belt Yeomenutap2e_ch13_18.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Upcountry Yeomenutap2e_ch13_19.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Poor Whitesutap2e_ch13_20.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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The Culture of the Plain Folkutap2e_ch13_21.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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What place did free blacks occupy in the South?utap2e_ch13_22.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Precarious Freedomutap2e_ch13_23.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Achievement despite Restrictionsutap2e_ch13_24.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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How did slavery shape southern politics?utap2e_ch13_25.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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The Democratization of the Political Arenautap2e_ch13_26.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Planter Powerutap2e_ch13_27.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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Conclusion: How did slavery come to define the South?utap2e_ch13_28.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
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CHAPTER 13 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch13_29.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch13_29_dlap.xml53176b92757a2e0058000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch13_30.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch13_30_dlap.xml53176b92757a2e0058000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch13_31.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch13_31_dlap.xml53176b92757a2e0058000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch13_32.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch13_32_dlap.xml53176b92757a2e0058000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch13_33.html53176b92757a2e0058000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch13_33_dlap.xml53176b92757a2e0058000000
THE HOUSE DIVIDEDutap2e_ch14_1.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 14utap2e_ch14_2.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Why did the acquisition of land from Mexico contribute to sectional tensions?utap2e_ch14_3.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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The Wilmot Proviso and the Expansion of Slaveryutap2e_ch14_4.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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The Election of 1848utap2e_ch14_5.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Debate and Compromiseutap2e_ch14_6.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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What factors helped unravel the balance between slave and free states?utap2e_ch14_7.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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The Fugitive Slave Actutap2e_ch14_8.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Uncle Tom’s Cabinutap2e_ch14_9.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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The Kansas-Nebraska Actutap2e_ch14_10.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 14utap2e_ch14_11.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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How did the party system change in the 1850s?utap2e_ch14_12.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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The Old Parties: Whigs and Democratsutap2e_ch14_13.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 14utap2e_ch14_14.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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The New Parties: Know-Nothings and Republicansutap2e_ch14_15.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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The Election of 1856utap2e_ch14_16.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Why did northern fear of the “Slave Power” intensify in the 1850s?utap2e_ch14_17.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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“Bleeding Kansas”utap2e_ch14_18.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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The Dred Scott Decisionutap2e_ch14_19.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Prairie Republican: Abraham Lincolnutap2e_ch14_20.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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The Lincoln-Douglas Debatesutap2e_ch14_21.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Why did some southern states secede immediately after Lincoln’s election?utap2e_ch14_22.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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John Brown’s Raidutap2e_ch14_23.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 14utap2e_ch14_24.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Republican Victory in 1860utap2e_ch14_25.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Secession Winterutap2e_ch14_26.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Conclusion: Why did political compromise fail?utap2e_ch14_27.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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CHAPTER 14 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch14_28.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch14_28_dlap.xml5317a687757a2e896d000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch14_29.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch14_30.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch14_31.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch14_32.html5317a687757a2e896d000000
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THE CRUCIBLE OF WARutap2e_ch15_1.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 15utap2e_ch15_2.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch15_2_dlap.xml5317c920757a2e4778000000
Why did both the Union and the Confederacy consider control of the border states crucial?utap2e_ch15_3.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Attack on Fort Sumterutap2e_ch15_4.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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The Upper South Chooses Sidesutap2e_ch15_5.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Why did each side expect to win?utap2e_ch15_6.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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How They Expected to Winutap2e_ch15_7.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Lincoln and Davis Mobilizeutap2e_ch15_8.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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How did each side fare in the early years of the war?utap2e_ch15_9.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Stalemate in the Eastern Theaterutap2e_ch15_10.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch15_10_dlap.xml5317c920757a2e4778000000
Map Activity 1 for Chapter 15utap2e_ch15_11.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Union Victories in the Western Theaterutap2e_ch15_12.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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The Atlantic Theaterutap2e_ch15_13.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch15_13_dlap.xml5317c920757a2e4778000000
International Diplomacyutap2e_ch15_14.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch15_14_dlap.xml5317c920757a2e4778000000
How did the war for union become a fight for black freedom?utap2e_ch15_15.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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From Slaves to Contrabandutap2e_ch15_16.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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From Contraband to Free Peopleutap2e_ch15_17.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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The War of Black Liberationutap2e_ch15_18.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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What problems did the Confederacy face at home?utap2e_ch15_19.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch15_19_dlap.xml5317c920757a2e4778000000
Visual Activity for Chapter 15utap2e_ch15_20.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Revolution from Aboveutap2e_ch15_21.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Hardship Belowutap2e_ch15_22.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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The Disintegration of Slaveryutap2e_ch15_23.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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How did the war affect the economy and politics of the North?utap2e_ch15_24.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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The Government and the Economyutap2e_ch15_25.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Women and Work at Home and at Warutap2e_ch15_26.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Politics and Dissentutap2e_ch15_27.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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How did the Union finally win the war?utap2e_ch15_28.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Vicksburg and Gettysburgutap2e_ch15_29.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Grant Takes Commandutap2e_ch15_30.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 15utap2e_ch15_31.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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The Election of 1864utap2e_ch15_32.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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The Confederacy Collapsesutap2e_ch15_33.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch15_33_dlap.xml5317c920757a2e4778000000
Conclusion: In what ways was the Civil War a “Second American Revolution”?utap2e_ch15_34.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch15_34_dlap.xml5317c920757a2e4778000000
CHAPTER 15 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch15_35.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch15_35_dlap.xml5317c920757a2e4778000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch15_36.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch15_36_dlap.xml5317c920757a2e4778000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch15_37.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch15_38.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch15_39.html5317c920757a2e4778000000
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RECONSTRUCTING A NATIONutap2e_ch16_1.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 16utap2e_ch16_2.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch16_2_dlap.xml5318c225757a2e9c52000000
Why did Congress object to Lincoln’s wartime plan for reconstruction?utap2e_ch16_3.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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“To Bind Up the Nation’s Wounds”utap2e_ch16_4.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Land and Laborutap2e_ch16_5.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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The African American Quest for Autonomyutap2e_ch16_6.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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How did the North respond to the passage of black codes in the southern states?utap2e_ch16_7.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Johnson’s Program of Reconciliationutap2e_ch16_8.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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White Southern Resistance and Black Codesutap2e_ch16_9.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Expansion of Federal Authority and Black Rightsutap2e_ch16_10.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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How radical was congressional reconstruction?utap2e_ch16_11.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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The Fourteenth Amendment and Escalating Violenceutap2e_ch16_12.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Radical Reconstruction and Military Ruleutap2e_ch16_13.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Impeaching a Presidentutap2e_ch16_14.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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The Fifteenth Amendment and Women’s Demandsutap2e_ch16_15.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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What brought the elements of the South’s Republican coalition together?utap2e_ch16_16.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Freedmen, Yankees, and Yeomenutap2e_ch16_17.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Republican Ruleutap2e_ch16_18.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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White Landlords, Black Sharecroppersutap2e_ch16_19.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 16utap2e_ch16_20.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Why did reconstruction collapse?utap2e_ch16_21.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Grant’s Troubled Presidencyutap2e_ch16_22.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 16utap2e_ch16_23.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Northern Resolve Withersutap2e_ch16_24.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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White Supremacy Triumphsutap2e_ch16_25.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 16utap2e_ch16_26.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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An Election and a Compromiseutap2e_ch16_27.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Conclusion: Was reconstruction “a revolution but half accomplished”?utap2e_ch16_28.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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CHAPTER 16 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch16_29.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch16_29_dlap.xml5318c225757a2e9c52000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch16_30.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch16_30_dlap.xml5318c225757a2e9c52000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch16_31.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch16_32.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch16_32_dlap.xml5318c225757a2e9c52000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch16_33.html5318c225757a2e9c52000000
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CONTESTING THE WESTutap2e_ch17_1.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 17utap2e_ch17_2.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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What did U.S. expansion mean for Native Americans?utap2e_ch17_3.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 17utap2e_ch17_4.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Indian Removal and the Reservation Systemutap2e_ch17_5.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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The Decimation of the Great Bison Herdsutap2e_ch17_6.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Visual Activity for Chapter 17utap2e_ch17_7.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Indian Wars and the Collapse of Comancheríautap2e_ch17_8.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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The Fight for the Black Hillsutap2e_ch17_9.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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In what ways did different Indian groups defy and resist colonial rule?utap2e_ch17_10.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Indian Schools and the War on Indian Cultureutap2e_ch17_11.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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The Dawes Act and Indian Land Allotmentutap2e_ch17_12.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Indian Resistance and Survivalutap2e_ch17_13.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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How did mining shape American expansion?utap2e_ch17_14.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Life on the Comstock Lodeutap2e_ch17_15.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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The Diverse Peoples of the Westutap2e_ch17_16.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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How did the fight for land and resources in the West unfold?utap2e_ch17_17.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Moving West: Homesteaders and Speculatorsutap2e_ch17_18.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Ranchers and Cowboysutap2e_ch17_19.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 17utap2e_ch17_20.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Tenants, Sharecroppers, and Migrantsutap2e_ch17_21.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Commercial Farming and Industrial Cowboysutap2e_ch17_22.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Conclusion: How did the West set the tone for the Gilded Age?utap2e_ch17_23.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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CHAPTER 17 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch17_24.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch17_25.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch17_26.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch17_27.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch17_28.html5318e3ee757a2e5960000001
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DEFINING THE GILDED AGE IN BUSINESS AND POLITICSutap2e_ch18_1.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 18utap2e_ch18_2.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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How did the railroads stimulate big business?utap2e_ch18_3.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 18utap2e_ch18_4.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Railroads: America’s First Big Businessutap2e_ch18_5.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 18utap2e_ch18_6.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Andrew Carnegie, Steel, and Vertical Integrationutap2e_ch18_7.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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John D. Rockefeller, Standard Oil, and the Trustutap2e_ch18_8.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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New Inventions: The Telephone and the Telegraphutap2e_ch18_9.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Why did the ideas of social Darwinism appeal to many Americans in the late nineteenth century?utap2e_ch18_10.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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J. P. Morgan and Finance Capitalismutap2e_ch18_11.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Social Darwinism, Laissez-Faire, and the Supreme Courtutap2e_ch18_12.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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What factors influenced political life in the late nineteenth century?utap2e_ch18_13.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Political Participation and Party Loyaltyutap2e_ch18_14.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Sectionalism and the New Southutap2e_ch18_15.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Gender, Race, and Politicsutap2e_ch18_16.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Women’s Activismutap2e_ch18_17.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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What issues shaped party politics in the late nineteenth century?utap2e_ch18_18.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Corruption and Party Strifeutap2e_ch18_19.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Garfield’s Assassination and Civil Service Reformutap2e_ch18_20.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Reform and Scandal: The Campaign of 1884utap2e_ch18_21.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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What role did economic issues play in party realignment?utap2e_ch18_22.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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The Tariff and the Politics of Protectionutap2e_ch18_23.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Railroads, Trusts, and the Federal Governmentutap2e_ch18_24.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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The Fight for Free Silverutap2e_ch18_25.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Panic and Depressionutap2e_ch18_26.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Conclusion: Why did business dominate the Gilded Age?utap2e_ch18_27.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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CHAPTER 18 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch18_28.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch18_29.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch18_30.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch18_31.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch18_32.html53190272757a2ee56f000000
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THE GROWTH OF AMERICA’S CITIESutap2e_ch19_1.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 19utap2e_ch19_2.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Why did American cities experience explosive growth in the late nineteenth century?utap2e_ch19_3.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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The Urban Explosion: A Global Migrationutap2e_ch19_4.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 19utap2e_ch19_5.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 19utap2e_ch19_6.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Racism and the Cry for Immigration Restrictionutap2e_ch19_7.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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The Social Geography of the Cityutap2e_ch19_8.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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What kinds of work did people do in industrial America?utap2e_ch19_9.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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America’s Diverse Workersutap2e_ch19_10.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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The Family Economy: Women and Childrenutap2e_ch19_11.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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White-Collar Workers: Managers, “Typewriters,” and Salesclerksutap2e_ch19_12.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Why did the fortunes of the Knights of Labor rise in the late 1870s and decline in the 1890s?utap2e_ch19_13.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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The Great Railroad Strike of 1877utap2e_ch19_14.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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The Knights of Labor and the American Federation of Laborutap2e_ch19_15.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Haymarket and the Specter of Labor Radicalismutap2e_ch19_16.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 19utap2e_ch19_17.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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How did urban industrialism shape home life and the world of leisure?utap2e_ch19_18.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Domesticity and “Domestics”utap2e_ch19_19.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Cheap Amusementsutap2e_ch19_20.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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How did municipal governments respond to the challenges of urban expansion?utap2e_ch19_21.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Building Cities of Stone and Steelutap2e_ch19_22.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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City Government and the “Bosses”utap2e_ch19_23.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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White City or City of Sin?utap2e_ch19_24.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Conclusion: Who built the cities?utap2e_ch19_25.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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CHAPTER 19 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch19_26.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch19_27.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch19_28.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch19_29.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch19_30.html5319fe22757a2e9d50000000
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DISSENT, DEPRESSION, AND WARutap2e_ch20_1.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 20utap2e_ch20_2.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Why did American farmers organize alliances in the late nineteenth century?utap2e_ch20_3.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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The Farmers’ Allianceutap2e_ch20_4.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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The Populist Movementutap2e_ch20_5.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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What led to the labor wars of the 1890s?utap2e_ch20_6.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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The Homestead Lockoututap2e_ch20_7.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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The Cripple Creek Miners’ Strike of 1894utap2e_ch20_8.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Eugene V. Debs and the Pullman Strikeutap2e_ch20_9.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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How were women involved in late-nineteenth-century politics?utap2e_ch20_10.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Frances Willard and the Woman’s Christian Temperance Unionutap2e_ch20_11.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and the Movement for Woman Suffrageutap2e_ch20_12.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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How did economic problems affect American politics in the 1890s?utap2e_ch20_13.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Coxey’s Armyutap2e_ch20_14.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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The People’s Party and the Election of 1896utap2e_ch20_15.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Why did the United States largely abandon its isolationist foreign policy in the 1890s?utap2e_ch20_16.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 20utap2e_ch20_17.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Markets and Missionariesutap2e_ch20_18.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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The Monroe Doctrine and the Open Door Policyutap2e_ch20_19.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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“A Splendid Little War”utap2e_ch20_20.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 20utap2e_ch20_21.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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The Debate over American Imperialismutap2e_ch20_22.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 20utap2e_ch20_23.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Conclusion: What was the connection between domestic strife and foreign policy?utap2e_ch20_24.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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CHAPTER 20 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch20_25.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch20_26.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch20_27.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch20_28.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch20_29.html531a317b757a2e5e53000000
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PROGRESSIVISM FROM THE GRASS ROOTS UPutap2e_ch21_1.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 21utap2e_ch21_2.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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How did grassroots progressives attack the problems of industrial America?utap2e_ch21_3.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Civilizing the Cityutap2e_ch21_4.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Progressives and the Working Classutap2e_ch21_5.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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What were the key tenets of progressive theory?utap2e_ch21_6.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Reform Darwinism and Social Engineeringutap2e_ch21_7.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Progressive Government: City and Stateutap2e_ch21_8.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_8_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
How did Theodore Roosevelt advance the progressive agenda?utap2e_ch21_9.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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The Square Dealutap2e_ch21_10.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Roosevelt the Reformerutap2e_ch21_11.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Roosevelt and Conservationutap2e_ch21_12.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 21utap2e_ch21_13.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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The Big Stickutap2e_ch21_14.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_14_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
Visual Activity for Chapter 21utap2e_ch21_15.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 21utap2e_ch21_16.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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The Troubled Presidency of William Howard Taftutap2e_ch21_17.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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How did progressivism evolve during Woodrow Wilson’s first term?utap2e_ch21_18.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Progressive Insurgency and the Election of 1912utap2e_ch21_19.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Wilson’s Reforms: Tariff, Banking, and the Trustsutap2e_ch21_20.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Wilson, Reluctant Progressiveutap2e_ch21_21.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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What were the limits of progressive reform?utap2e_ch21_22.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_22_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
Radical Alternativesutap2e_ch21_23.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
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Progressivism for White Men Onlyutap2e_ch21_24.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_24_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
Conclusion: How did the liberal state transform during the Progressive Era?utap2e_ch21_25.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_25_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
CHAPTER 21 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch21_26.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_26_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch21_27.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_27_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch21_28.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_28_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch21_29.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_29_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch21_30.html531a602a757a2e1775000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch21_30_dlap.xml531a602a757a2e1775000000
THE UNITED STATES AND WORLD WAR Iutap2e_ch22_1.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_1_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 22utap2e_ch22_2.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_2_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
What was Woodrow Wilson’s foreign policy agenda?utap2e_ch22_3.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_3_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Taming the Americasutap2e_ch22_4.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_4_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
The European Crisisutap2e_ch22_5.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_5_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
The Ordeal of American Neutralityutap2e_ch22_6.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_6_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
The United States Enters the Warutap2e_ch22_7.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_7_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
What role did the United States play in World War I?utap2e_ch22_8.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_8_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Visual Activity for Chapter 22utap2e_ch22_9.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_9_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
The Call to Armsutap2e_ch22_10.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
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The War in Franceutap2e_ch22_11.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_11_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Map Activity 2 for Chapter 22utap2e_ch22_12.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_12_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
What impact did the war have on the home front?utap2e_ch22_13.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
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The Progressive Stake in the Warutap2e_ch22_14.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_14_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Women, War, and the Battle for Suffrageutap2e_ch22_15.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_15_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Map Activity 2 for Chapter 22utap2e_ch22_16.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_16_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Rally around the Flag — or Elseutap2e_ch22_17.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_17_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
What part did Woodrow Wilson play at the Paris peace conference?utap2e_ch22_18.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
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Wilson’s Fourteen Pointsutap2e_ch22_19.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_19_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
The Paris Peace Conferenceutap2e_ch22_20.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
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The Fight for the Treatyutap2e_ch22_21.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_21_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Why was America’s transition from war to peace so turbulent?utap2e_ch22_22.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_22_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Economic Hardship and Labor Upheavalutap2e_ch22_23.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
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The Red Scareutap2e_ch22_24.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_24_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
The Great Migrations of African Americans and Mexicansutap2e_ch22_25.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_25_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Postwar Politics and the Election of 1920utap2e_ch22_26.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_26_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Conclusion: What was the domestic cost of foreign victory?utap2e_ch22_27.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
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CHAPTER 22 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch22_28.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_28_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch22_29.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_29_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch22_30.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_30_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch22_31.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_31_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch22_32.html531e0234757a2e1b30000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch22_32_dlap.xml531e0234757a2e1b30000000
FROM NEW ERA TO GREAT DEPRESSIONutap2e_ch23_1.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_1_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 23utap2e_ch23_2.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_2_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
How did big business shape the “New Era” of the 1920s?utap2e_ch23_3.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_3_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
A Business Governmentutap2e_ch23_4.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_4_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Promoting Prosperity and Peace Abroadutap2e_ch23_5.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_5_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Automobiles, Mass Production, and Assembly-Line Progressutap2e_ch23_6.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_6_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Map Activity 1 for Chapter 23utap2e_ch23_7.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_7_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Visual Activity for Chapter 23utap2e_ch23_8.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_8_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Consumer Cultureutap2e_ch23_9.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_9_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
In what ways did the Roaring Twenties challenge traditional values?utap2e_ch23_10.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_10_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Prohibitionutap2e_ch23_11.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_11_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
The New Womanutap2e_ch23_12.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_12_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
The New Negroutap2e_ch23_13.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_13_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Entertainment for the Massesutap2e_ch23_14.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_14_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
The Lost Generationutap2e_ch23_15.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_15_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Why did the relationship between urban and rural America deteriorate in the 1920s?utap2e_ch23_16.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_16_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Map Activity 2 for Chapter 23utap2e_ch23_17.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_17_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Rejecting the Undesirablesutap2e_ch23_18.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_18_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
The Rebirth of the Ku Klux Klanutap2e_ch23_19.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_19_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
The Scopes Trialutap2e_ch23_20.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_20_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Al Smith and the Election of 1928utap2e_ch23_21.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_21_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
How did President Hoover respond to the economic crash of 1929?utap2e_ch23_22.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_22_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Herbert Hoover: The Great Engineerutap2e_ch23_23.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_23_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
The Distorted Economyutap2e_ch23_24.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_24_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
The Crash of 1929utap2e_ch23_25.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_25_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Hoover and the Limits of Individualismutap2e_ch23_26.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_26_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
What was life like in the early years of the depression?utap2e_ch23_27.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_27_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
The Human Tollutap2e_ch23_28.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_28_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Denial and Escapeutap2e_ch23_29.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_29_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Working-Class Militancyutap2e_ch23_30.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_30_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Conclusion: Why did the hope of the 1920s turn to despair?utap2e_ch23_31.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_31_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
CHAPTER 23 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch23_32.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_32_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch23_33.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_33_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch23_34.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_34_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch23_35.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_35_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch23_36.html531e2d50757a2eb342000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch23_36_dlap.xml531e2d50757a2eb342000000
FORGING THE NEW DEALutap2e_ch24_1.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_1_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 24utap2e_ch24_2.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_2_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
How did Franklin D. Roosevelt win the 1932 election?utap2e_ch24_3.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_3_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
The Making of a Politicianutap2e_ch24_4.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_4_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
The Election of 1932utap2e_ch24_5.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_5_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Map Activity 1 for Chapter 24utap2e_ch24_6.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_6_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
What were the goals and achievements of the first New Deal?utap2e_ch24_7.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_7_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
The New Dealersutap2e_ch24_8.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_8_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Banking and Finance Reformutap2e_ch24_9.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_9_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Relief and Conservation Programsutap2e_ch24_10.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_10_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Map Activity 2 for Chapter 24utap2e_ch24_11.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_11_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Agricultural Initiativesutap2e_ch24_12.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_12_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Industrial Recoveryutap2e_ch24_13.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_13_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Who opposed the New Deal and why?utap2e_ch24_14.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_14_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Resistance to Business Reformutap2e_ch24_15.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_15_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Casualties in the Countrysideutap2e_ch24_16.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_16_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Politics on the Fringesutap2e_ch24_17.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_17_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
How did the second phase of the New Deal differ from the first?utap2e_ch24_18.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_18_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Visual Activity for Chapter 24utap2e_ch24_19.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_19_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Relief for the Unemployedutap2e_ch24_20.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_20_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Empowering Laborutap2e_ch24_21.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_21_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Social Security and Tax Reformutap2e_ch24_22.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_22_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Neglected Americans and the New Dealutap2e_ch24_23.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_23_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
What major political trends changed during the late 1930s?utap2e_ch24_24.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_24_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
The Election of 1936utap2e_ch24_25.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_25_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Court Packingutap2e_ch24_26.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_26_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Reaction and Recessionutap2e_ch24_27.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_27_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
The Last of the New Deal Reformsutap2e_ch24_28.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_28_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Conclusion: What were the achievements and limitations of the New Deal?utap2e_ch24_29.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_29_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
CHAPTER 24 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch24_30.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_30_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch24_31.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_31_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch24_32.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_32_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch24_33.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_33_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch24_34.html531e53a9757a2e8750000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch24_34_dlap.xml531e53a9757a2e8750000000
THE UNITED STATES AND THE SECOND WORLD WARutap2e_ch25_1.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch25_1_dlap.xml531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 25utap2e_ch25_2.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch25_2_dlap.xml531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Roosevelt and Reluctant Isolationutap2e_ch25_4.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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The Price of Noninvolvementutap2e_ch25_6.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Nazi Aggression and War in Europeutap2e_ch25_8.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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From Neutrality to the Arsenal of Democracyutap2e_ch25_9.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Japan Attacks Americautap2e_ch25_10.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Home-Front Securityutap2e_ch25_12.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Building a Citizen Armyutap2e_ch25_13.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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How did the Allies turn the tide in Europe and the Pacific?utap2e_ch25_15.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Turning the Tide in the Pacificutap2e_ch25_16.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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The Campaign in Europeutap2e_ch25_17.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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How did the war change life on the American home front?utap2e_ch25_18.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Women and Families, Guns and Butterutap2e_ch25_19.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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The Double V Campaignutap2e_ch25_20.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Wartime Politics and the 1944 Electionutap2e_ch25_21.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Reaction to the Holocaustutap2e_ch25_22.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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How did the Allies finally win the war?utap2e_ch25_23.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Visual Activity for Chapter 25utap2e_ch25_24.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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From Bombing Raids to Berlinutap2e_ch25_25.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 25utap2e_ch25_26.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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The Defeat of Japanutap2e_ch25_27.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 25utap2e_ch25_28.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Atomic Warfareutap2e_ch25_29.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Conclusion: Why did the United States emerge as a superpower at the end of the war?utap2e_ch25_30.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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CHAPTER 25 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch25_31.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch25_32.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch25_35.html531f53ae757a2e1a2e000004
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COLD WAR POLITICS IN THE TRUMAN YEARSutap2e_ch26_1.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 26utap2e_ch26_2.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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What factors contributed to the Cold War?utap2e_ch26_3.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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The Cold War Beginsutap2e_ch26_4.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 26utap2e_ch26_5.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Planutap2e_ch26_6.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Building a National Security Stateutap2e_ch26_7.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Superpower Rivalry around the Globeutap2e_ch26_8.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Why did Truman have limited success in implementing his domestic agenda?utap2e_ch26_9.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 26utap2e_ch26_10.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Reconverting to a Peacetime Economyutap2e_ch26_11.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Blacks and Mexican Americans Push for Their Civil Rightsutap2e_ch26_12.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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The Fair Deal Floundersutap2e_ch26_13.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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The Domestic Chill: McCarthyismutap2e_ch26_14.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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How did U.S. Cold War policy lead to the Korean War?utap2e_ch26_15.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Korea and the Military Implementation of Containmentutap2e_ch26_16.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 26utap2e_ch26_17.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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From Containment to Rollback to Containmentutap2e_ch26_18.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Korea, Communism, and the 1952 Electionutap2e_ch26_19.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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An Armistice and the War’s Costsutap2e_ch26_20.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Conclusion: What were the costs and consequences of the Cold War?utap2e_ch26_21.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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CHAPTER 26 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch26_22.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch26_24.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch26_26.html531f7df6757a2ed541000000
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THE POLITICS AND CULTURE OF ABUNDANCEutap2e_ch27_1.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 27utap2e_ch27_2.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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What was Eisenhower’s “middle way” on domestic issues?utap2e_ch27_3.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Modern Republicanismutap2e_ch27_4.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 27utap2e_ch27_5.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Termination and Relocation of Native Americansutap2e_ch27_6.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 27utap2e_ch27_7.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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The 1956 Election and the Second Termutap2e_ch27_8.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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How did Eisenhower’s foreign policy differ from Truman’s?utap2e_ch27_9.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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The “New Look” in Foreign Policyutap2e_ch27_10.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Applying Containment to Vietnamutap2e_ch27_11.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Interventions in Latin America and the Middle Eastutap2e_ch27_12.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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The Nuclear Arms Raceutap2e_ch27_13.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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What fueled the prosperity of the 1950s?utap2e_ch27_14.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Technology Transforms Agriculture and Industryutap2e_ch27_15.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Burgeoning Suburbs and Declining Citiesutap2e_ch27_16.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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The Rise of the Sun Beltutap2e_ch27_17.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 27utap2e_ch27_18.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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The Democratization of Higher Educationutap2e_ch27_19.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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How did prosperity affect American society and culture?utap2e_ch27_20.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Consumption Rules the Dayutap2e_ch27_21.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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The Revival of Domesticity and Religionutap2e_ch27_22.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Television Transforms Culture and Politicsutap2e_ch27_23.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Countercurrentsutap2e_ch27_24.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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How did African Americans fight for civil rights in the 1950s?utap2e_ch27_25.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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African Americans Challenge the Supreme Court and the Presidentutap2e_ch27_26.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Montgomery and Mass Protestutap2e_ch27_27.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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Conclusion: What unmet challenges did peace and prosperity mask?utap2e_ch27_28.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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CHAPTER 27 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch27_29.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch27_33.html531f8d69757a2e7048000000
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REFORM, REBELLION, AND REACTIONutap2e_ch28_1.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 28utap2e_ch28_2.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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What liberal reforms were advanced during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations?utap2e_ch28_3.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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The Unrealized Promise of Kennedy’s New Frontierutap2e_ch28_4.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Johnson Fulfills the Kennedy Promiseutap2e_ch28_5.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Policymaking for a Great Societyutap2e_ch28_6.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Assessing the Great Societyutap2e_ch28_7.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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The Judicial Revolutionutap2e_ch28_8.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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How did the civil rights movement evolve in the 1960s?utap2e_ch28_9.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Visual Activity for Chapter 28utap2e_ch28_10.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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The Flowering of the Black Freedom Struggleutap2e_ch28_11.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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The Response in Washingtonutap2e_ch28_12.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 28utap2e_ch28_13.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Black Power and Urban Rebellionsutap2e_ch28_14.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 28utap2e_ch28_15.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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What other rights movements emerged in the 1960s?utap2e_ch28_16.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Native American Protestutap2e_ch28_17.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Latino Struggles for Justiceutap2e_ch28_18.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Student Rebellion, the New Left, and the Countercultureutap2e_ch28_19.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Gay Men and Lesbians Organizeutap2e_ch28_20.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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What were the goals of the new wave of feminism?utap2e_ch28_21.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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A Multifaceted Movement Emergesutap2e_ch28_22.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Feminist Gains Spark a Countermovementutap2e_ch28_23.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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How did liberalism fare under President Nixon?utap2e_ch28_24.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Extending the Welfare State and Regulating the Economyutap2e_ch28_25.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Responding to Environmental Concernsutap2e_ch28_26.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Expanding Social Justiceutap2e_ch28_27.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Conclusion: What were the achievements and limitations of liberalism?utap2e_ch28_28.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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CHAPTER 28 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch28_29.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch28_30.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch28_30_dlap.xml532081f0757a2e705c000002
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch28_31.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch28_32.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch28_33.html532081f0757a2e705c000002
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VIETNAM AND THE END OF THE COLD WAR CONSENSUSutap2e_ch29_1.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 29utap2e_ch29_2.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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How did U.S. foreign policy change under Kennedy?utap2e_ch29_3.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Meeting the “Hour of Maximum Danger”utap2e_ch29_4.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 29utap2e_ch29_5.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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New Approaches to the Third Worldutap2e_ch29_6.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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The Arms Race and the Nuclear Brinkutap2e_ch29_7.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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A Growing War in Vietnamutap2e_ch29_8.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 29utap2e_ch29_9.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Why did Johnson Escalate American Involvement in Vietnam?utap2e_ch29_10.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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An All-Out Commitment in Vietnamutap2e_ch29_11.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Preventing Another Castro in Latin Americautap2e_ch29_12.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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The Americanized Warutap2e_ch29_13.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Those Who Servedutap2e_ch29_14.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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How did the war in Vietnam polarize the nation?utap2e_ch29_15.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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The Widening War at Homeutap2e_ch29_16.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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The Tet Offensive and Johnson’s Move toward Peaceutap2e_ch29_17.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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The Tumultuous Election of 1968utap2e_ch29_18.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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How did U.S. foreign policy change under Nixon?utap2e_ch29_19.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Moving toward Détente with the Soviet Union and Chinautap2e_ch29_20.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Shoring Up U.S. Interests around the Worldutap2e_ch29_21.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Vietnam Becomes Nixon’s Warutap2e_ch29_22.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 29utap2e_ch29_23.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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The Peace Accordsutap2e_ch29_24.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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The Legacy of Defeatutap2e_ch29_25.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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Conclusion: Was Vietnam an unwinnable war?utap2e_ch29_26.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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CHAPTER 29 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch29_27.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch29_27_dlap.xml53209455757a2ed42d000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch29_28.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch29_28_dlap.xml53209455757a2ed42d000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch29_29.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch29_29_dlap.xml53209455757a2ed42d000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch29_30.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch29_30_dlap.xml53209455757a2ed42d000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch29_31.html53209455757a2ed42d000000
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The Conservative Turnutap2e_ch30_1.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_1_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 30utap2e_ch30_2.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_2_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
How did the Nixon presidency reflect the rise of postwar conservatism?utap2e_ch30_3.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_3_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
Emergence of a Grassroots Movementutap2e_ch30_4.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Nixon Courts the Rightutap2e_ch30_5.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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The Election of 1972utap2e_ch30_6.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Watergateutap2e_ch30_7.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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The Ford Presidency and the 1976 Electionutap2e_ch30_8.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_8_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
Why did the “outsider” presidency of Jimmy Carter fail to gain broad support?utap2e_ch30_9.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Retreat from Liberalismutap2e_ch30_10.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Energy and Environmental Reformutap2e_ch30_11.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_11_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
Visual Activity for Chapter 30utap2e_ch30_12.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_12_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
Map Activity 1 for Chapter 30utap2e_ch30_13.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_13_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
Promoting Human Rights Abroadutap2e_ch30_14.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 30utap2e_ch30_15.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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The Cold War Intensifiesutap2e_ch30_16.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_16_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
What conservative goals were realized in the Reagan administration?utap2e_ch30_17.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Appealing to the New Right and Beyondutap2e_ch30_18.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Unleashing Free Enterpriseutap2e_ch30_19.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Winners and Losers in a Flourishing Economyutap2e_ch30_20.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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What strategies did liberals use to fight the conservative turn?utap2e_ch30_21.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Battles in the Courts and Congressutap2e_ch30_22.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Feminism on the Defensiveutap2e_ch30_23.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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The Gay and Lesbian Rights Movementutap2e_ch30_24.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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How did Ronald Reagan’s foreign policy affect the Cold War?utap2e_ch30_25.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Militarization and Interventions Abroadutap2e_ch30_26.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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The Iran-Contra Scandalutap2e_ch30_27.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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A Thaw in Soviet-American Relationsutap2e_ch30_28.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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Conclusion: What was the long-term impact of the conservative turn?utap2e_ch30_29.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_29_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
CHAPTER 30 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch30_30.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_30_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch30_31.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_31_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch30_32.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_32_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch30_33.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch30_33_dlap.xml5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch30_34.html5320c2a6757a2e3f3c000001
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FACING THE PROMISES AND CHALLENGES OF GLOBALIZATIONutap2e_ch31_1.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 31utap2e_ch31_2.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch31_2_dlap.xml5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
How did the United States respond to the end of the Cold War and tensions in the Middle East?utap2e_ch31_3.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Gridlock in Governmentutap2e_ch31_4.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Going to War in Central America and the Persian Gulfutap2e_ch31_5.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 31utap2e_ch31_6.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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The Cold War Endsutap2e_ch31_7.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 31utap2e_ch31_8.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 31utap2e_ch31_9.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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The 1992 Electionutap2e_ch31_10.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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How did President Clinton seek a middle ground in American politics?utap2e_ch31_11.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Clinton’s Reformsutap2e_ch31_12.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Accommodating the Rightutap2e_ch31_13.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Impeaching the Presidentutap2e_ch31_14.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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The Booming Economy of the 1990sutap2e_ch31_15.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch31_15_dlap.xml5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
How did President Clinton respond to the challenges of globalization?utap2e_ch31_16.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Defining America’s Place in a New World Orderutap2e_ch31_17.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Debates over Globalizationutap2e_ch31_18.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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The Internationalization of the United Statesutap2e_ch31_19.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch31_19_dlap.xml5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
How did President George W. Bush change American politics and foreign policy?utap2e_ch31_20.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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The Disputed Election of 2000utap2e_ch31_21.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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The Domestic Policies of a “Compassionate Conservative”utap2e_ch31_22.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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The Globalization of Terrorismutap2e_ch31_23.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Unilateralism, Preemption, and the Iraq Warutap2e_ch31_24.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch31_24_dlap.xml5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
What obstacles stood in the way of President Obama’s reform agenda?utap2e_ch31_25.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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Conclusion: How have Americans debated the role of the government?utap2e_ch31_26.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
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CHAPTER 31 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch31_27.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch31_27_dlap.xml5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch31_28.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch31_28_dlap.xml5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch31_29.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch31_29_dlap.xml5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch31_30.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch31_30_dlap.xml5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch31_31.html5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch31_31_dlap.xml5320d30d757a2e9b46000000
How to Use LaunchPad to Succeedutap2e_ch100_1.html53908798757a2ebc5b00000f
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch100_1_dlap.xml53908798757a2ebc5b00000f
Acknowledgements for Thumbnail Images in the Table of Contentsutap2e_ch32_1.html53adb263757a2e8152000000
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Acknowledgements for Thumbnail Images in the Table of Contents, Volume 1utap2e_v1_cred_1.html53d163cd757a2e1d31000000
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Acknowledgements for Thumbnail Images in the Table of Contents, Volume 2utap2e_v2_cred_1.html53d1688a757a2e782e000001
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