Our American History Curriculum
Our US History Curriculum includes 19 complete units from reviewing indigenous people and European exploration through to Modern America. Each unit is packed with engaging and interactive resources and concludes with review materials and an assessment. Lesson plans and answer keys are provided so you can spend more time on yourself and your students and less time planning and grading.
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Unit 1: Exploration & American Indians
In Unit 1, students learn about American Indian tribes and the early European explorers who arrived in the New World.
Unit 2: The 13 Colonies
The second unit is an overview of the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies. Students compare the people and culture of the regions and the impact of slavery.
Unit 3: The American Revolution
The Revolutionary War unit covers the major causes, events, and impact of the war against Great Britain.
Unit 4: The Constitution
Students review the plans, compromises, and drafting of the US Constitution.
Unit 5: Early America
This unit looks at the important events and people of the early Republic period.
Unit 6: The Age of Jackson
An overview of Andrew Jackson's effect on America and the events of the 1830's.
Unit 8: Sectionalism & Reform
Students analyze reform movements of the 1800's and the beginnings of the sectional crisis.
Unit 9: The Civil War
A thorough overview of the battles, events, and people that made up the US Civil War.
Unit 11: The Gilded Age
This unit looks at industrialization, Robber Barons, and labor issues in the late 1800's.
Unit 15: The Great Depression
A thorough overview of the causes and effects of the Depression and New Deal reforms.
Unit 18: Civil Rights Era
A unit on the people and events that made up America's Civil Rights Movement.
