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U.S. History

Grades 4, 5, High School

Explore media about the history of the United States beginning with the First Americans to Contemporary America in the 21st Century.

U.S. History
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A. First Americans & the New World
Revolutionary War solicer
B. The Road to Independence
Creating a Nation
C. Creating a Nation
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D. The American Civil War
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E. Reconstruction & Industrial Development
F. United States Becomes a World Power
F. United States Becomes a World Power
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G. 1920s and 1930s
World War II
H. Impact of World War II
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I. Contemporary America
Video
About Generations of Heroes
Video
About The Southern Campaign
Video
Beyond Barbados, Part 6 - From Whence They Came
Interactive
Civil Rights Timeline (1939-1971) | Road Trip
Civil Rights Timeline (1939-1971) | Road Trip
Video
G-Man, Part 8 - Death And Legacy | Carolina Stories
Document
Historical Figures
Historical Figures | Forgotten Founder
Interactive
History of Voting Rights in the U.S.
History of Voting Rights in the U.S.
Document
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Military Collections - Teacher Resources
Interactive
Native American Civil Rights Timeline (1896-1978) | Road Trip
Native American Civil Rights Timeline (1896-1978) | Road Trip
Video
Outer Banks, North Carolina
Web Partner
Teaching American History in SC
Interactive
Women Civil Rights Timeline (1936-1969) | Road Trip
Women Civil Rights Timeline (1936-1969) | Road Trip

Funding for this project was provided by the S. C. General Assembly through the K-12 Technology Initiative.

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