Worksheets on Common Core Standard - RI.4.4
RI.4.4 - Determine the meaning of general academic and domain-specific words or phrases in a text relevant to a grade 4 topic or subject area.
(453 results)Common Core Standard Worksheets
The Amazing Journey of Water: Water Cycle Reading for 4th Gr
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Natural Disasters and Urban flooding
RI.4.44-ESS3ESS3.B4-ESS3-1
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The Strait of Hormuz: A Vital Waterway
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The Three Branches of Government
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California Government Branches
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The Governor’s Job: Leading the State
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California Local Government
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Local Leaders and How They Help Us
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The Constitution and Bill of Rights
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Town Meetings: How Colonists Made Decisions
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Colonial Government and Town Meetings
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California Education Policy
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California Economic Growth
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New York and Philadelphia: Middle Colonies Cities
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The Southern Colonies: An Introduction
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How Geography Shaped the Colonies
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Rivers and Trade in the Middle Colonies
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Life in the Southern Colonies
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Trading with Asia: California’s Pacific Connection
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Pueblos: Desert Homes of the Southwest
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The Shot Heard Round the World
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Creating the American Flag
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The Liberty Bell Rings for Freedom
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Building Washington D.C., Our Capital
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The Battle of Gettysburg and Lincoln's Address
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Trade and Trading Routes Between Tribes
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The 13 Original Colonies: An Overview
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The French and Indian War
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Paul Revere's Midnight Ride
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The Declaration of Independence and Thomas Jefferson
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Soldiers at Valley Forge in Winter
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The Treaty of Paris 1783
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The Star-Spangled Banner and War
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James Madison and the War of 1812
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The First Political Parties Form
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Americans Move West: The Oregon Trail
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Cowboys and Cattle Drives
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Life in a Frontier Town
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Homestead Act: Free Land for Settlers
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Dangers on the Oregon Trail
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Native Americans Lose Their Lands: The Trail of Tears
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Sherman's March to the Sea
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Reconstruction: Rebuilding the South
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New Rights for African Americans
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Henry Ford and the Model T
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The Statue of Liberty Welcomes Newcomers
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Crowded Tenements in Big Cities
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The 19th Amendment Passes
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The Stock Market Crashes in 1929
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The Great Depression: Hard Times
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Neil Armstrong Walks on the Moon
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The Navajo People: Traditions and Way of Life
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World War II Begins in Europe
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Modern American Presidents
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Life as a Union or Confederate Soldier
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Celebrating the Fourth of July
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Stagecoaches and the Pony Express
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The Civil War Finally Ends
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The Industrial Revolution in America
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American Soldiers Fight Overseas
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Voting Rights for African Americans
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Totem Poles of the Pacific Northwest
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Women Work in Factories: Rosie the Riveter
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Challenges After the Civil War
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Jamestown: The First Permanent English Colony
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Colonial Games and Entertainment
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Colonial Towns and Village Life
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George Washington Leads the Army
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Loyalists vs. Patriots: Divided Families
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Manifest Destiny: Coast to Coast
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Abraham Lincoln Becomes President
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The Southern States Leave the Union
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Lincoln Assassinated at Ford's Theatre
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Juan Cabrillo Explores California
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Farms, Factories, and Growing Cities
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Building the Hoover Dam: Jobs in Hard Times
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The Puritan Way of Life
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Slavery in the Southern Colonies
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Wealthy Planters and Small Farmers
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New Tools for Sailing: Compass, Astrolabe, and Caravel
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How Technology Made Ocean Voyages Possible
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Ferdinand Magellan: Sailing Around the World
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Jacques Cartier: Exploring Canada
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Hernán Cortés and the Aztec Empire
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John Cabot: Exploring North America
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First Contact: Columbus and the Taíno People
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Colonies Unite! The Big Meeting Before the American Revolution
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Steamboat Industrial Revolution
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Hoovervilles: Cities Made of Cardboard and Scraps
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The First People of California
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The Siege of Boston: Surrounding the British
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Colonial Trade with England and Africa
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John Adams: Second President
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Dolley Madison Saves Washington's Portrait
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Boomtowns Spring Up Out West
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Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal
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Rationing and Life on the Home Front
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D-Day and the End of World War II
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Ruby Bridges and the Little Rock Nine
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When Mexico Took Over California
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California Women Win the Vote in 1911
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Protecting California's Environment
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Religious Freedom in the Middle Colonies
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New Orleans: An Important Port
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Traveling the Western Trail
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God, Gold, and Glory: The Three Motives for Exploration
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Spreading Christianity: Religion and Exploration
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Nathan Hale: Young Patriot Spy
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A Meeting of Minds: The Story of the First Continental Congress
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The CCC: Jobs for Young Men
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The Transcontinental Railroad: Linking East and West
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Industrial Revolution Benefits
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Teepees: Homes on the Great Plains
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The Cherokee Nation: History and Culture
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Children and Women During the Civil War
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America Becomes a World Power
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James Watt and the Steam Engine
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Telegraph Invention
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Child Labor in the Industrial Revolution
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Traditional Native American Clothing
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The Iroquois Confederacy: A System of Peace
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Native American Respect for Nature
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Colonial Children: School and Chores
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Colonial Clothing and Homemade Goods
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Colonial Jobs: Blacksmiths, Bakers, and Craftsmen
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Benjamin Franklin: Printer, Inventor, and Leader
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George Washington: Our First President
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Life as a Pioneer Family
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Building Log Cabin Homes
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The Underground Railroad and Harriet Tubman
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Blue and Gray: Union vs. Confederate
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General Robert E. Lee and Grant
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Starting a New Life in America
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The Space Race to the Moon
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Native American Civilizations Before European Contact
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Native vs European Land Views
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Women's Power in Iroquois Society
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Native American Oral Traditions
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Disease and Native Americans
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Columbian Exchange Impact on Native Americans
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King Philip's War
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The Pueblo Revolt of 1680
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Jamestown Colony and Tobacco
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Native Americans and Slavery in Early America
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Native American Treaties
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Removal or Coexistence: Early Policy Debates
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Native Languages: Loss and Revival
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Native American Land Sales
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Agricultural Innovation: The Three Sisters
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Ohio Valley Conflict
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Why Europeans Immigrated to Colonial America
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Native American Allies in Colonial Wars
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Spanish Missions Impact on Native American
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Buffalo: Resource and Spiritual Symbol
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Plymouth Colony and Pilgrims
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Mayflower Compact: Early American Democracy Document
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Quakers in Colonial America
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Indentured Servants in Colonial America
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Colonial Slave Resistance
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Triangular Trade and Slavery
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Middle Passage
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Salem Witch Trials 1692: Causes and Consequences
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Puritan Life Massachusetts
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Colonial Women's Lives
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New England Town Meetings: Colonial Democracy
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Colonial Social Classes
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French and Indian War
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Proclamation of 1763
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Taxation Without Representation
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Boston Tea Party 1773
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First Continental Congress 1774
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Women's Role in American Revolution
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American Revolution Patriots
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Battles of Lexington and Concord 1775
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Thomas Paine Common Sense
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Boston Massacre 1770
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Deborah Sampson: Woman Soldier
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African Americans Fighting in Revolutionary War
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Lord Dunmore's Proclamation
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Valley Forge Winter 1777-1778
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Native Americans in Revolutionary War
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George Washington Leadership in Revolutionary War
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Benedict Arnold Treason
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Battle of Yorktown 1781
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Treaty of Paris 1783
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American Revolution Economic Effects
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American Revolution Global Influence
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Northern Abolition
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Slavery Expansion in South After Revolution
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Articles of Confederation Strengths and Weaknesses
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Shays' Rebellion 1786: Farmers vs Government
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Three-Fifths Compromise and Slavery in Constitution
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Electoral College System
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Federalists vs Anti-Federalists
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Bill of Rights Amendments
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Alexander Hamilton's Economic Plan
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National Bank Debate
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Whiskey Rebellion 1794
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First Political Parties in America
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French Revolution and America
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Washington's Farewell: Warning Against Parties
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John Adams Presidency
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Election of 1800
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Marbury v Madison
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Louisiana Purchase 1803
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Embargo Act 1807: Jefferson's Failed Policy
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War of 1812 Causes and Effects
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Hartford Convention 1814
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Burning of Washington DC 1814
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Star-Spangled Banner Origins
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Battle of New Orleans 1815
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Era of Good Feelings
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Manifest Destiny: American Expansion
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Indian Removal Act 1830: Andrew Jackson Policy
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Trail of Tears 1838
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Cherokee Nation v Georgia
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Sequoyah: Cherokee Written Language
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Black Hawk War 1832
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Texas Independence 1836
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Mexican-American War 1846-1848
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Wilmot Proviso Explained
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Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 1848
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Mexican Americans After 1848
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Oregon Trail Challenges
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Donner Party Tragedy 1846
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California Gold Rush 1849
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Chinese Immigration During Gold Rush Era
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Gold Rush Environmental Impact
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Mormon Migration West
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Compromise of 1850
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Fugitive Slave Act Opposition
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Underground Railroad: Escape to Freedom
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Bleeding Kansas 1854-1859
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Transcontinental Railroad 1869
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Railroad Workers: Chinese and Irish Labor
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Buffalo Slaughter Impact
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Homestead Act 1862
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Cowboys in American West
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Battle of Little Bighorn 1876
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Dawes Act 1887: Breaking Up Tribal Lands
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Mining Towns Boom Bust
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Civil War Causes
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Economic Differences: North vs. South
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Fort Sumter 1861: Civil War Begins
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Anaconda Plan: Union Strategy Explained
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Battle of Antietam 1862
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African American Soldiers in Civil War
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54th Massachusetts Regiment
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Battle of Gettysburg
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Gettysburg Address
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New York Draft Riots 1863
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Clara Barton: Civil War Nurse and Founder
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Sherman's March to Sea 1864
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Republicans and Reconstruction Policy
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Sharecropping System After Civil War
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Carpetbaggers and Scalawags
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Compromise of 1877: Ending Reconstruction
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Jim Crow Laws: Segregation in the South
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America Becomes an Industrial Giant
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Robber Barons Debate
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John D Rockefeller: Standard Oil Monopoly
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Business Integration Strategies
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Labor Unions in America
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Knights of Labor
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Homestead Strike 1892: Carnegie Steel Labor Conflict
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Pullman Strike 1894: Federal Government Intervenes
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Child Labor Problem
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Muckrakers Expose Corruption
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Upton Sinclair's Jungle
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Immigration to America 1880-1920: New Wave
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Ellis Island Gateway
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Americanization Movement: Forced Assimilation Policy
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Chinese Exclusion Act 1882
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Settlement Houses
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Jane Addams Reforms
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Progressive Movement Goals and Reforms
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Theodore Roosevelt Square Deal: Progressive Policies
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Trust-Busting: Breaking Up Business Monopolies
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Pure Food and Drug Act 1906
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Wilderness Conservation Movement
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William Howard Taft Presidency 1909-1913
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Woodrow Wilson New Freedom
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The Women's Rights Movement Begins
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Seneca Falls Convention 1848
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Susan B Anthony
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19th Amendment 1920: Women Win Voting Rights
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Harlem Renaissance
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Jazz Age 1920s: Music and Culture
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Prohibition 1920-1933: Consequences
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Bootleggers and Crime
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Immigration Restriction 1920s
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Black Tuesday 1929: Stock Market Crash
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Bank Failures During Great Depression
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Great Depression Mass Unemployment
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Dust Bowl 1930s
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Herbert Hoover Response to Great Depression
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Bonus Army March 1932
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Franklin D Roosevelt Election 1932: New Hope
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FDR First 100 Days: Immediate Action
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Bank Holiday 1933: FDR Restores Confidence
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New Deal Programs: Relief Recovery Reform
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New Deal Alphabet Agencies: Government Expands
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Civilian Conservation Corps
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Works Progress Administration
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Social Security Act 1935: Safety Net Created
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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Wagner Act 1935: Protecting Labor Unions
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New Deal and Great Depression
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Pearl Harbor Attack December 7 1941
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America Enters World War II
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Rosie the Riveter: Women in Factories
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WWII Rationing
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War Bonds: Financing World War II
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Japanese Internment Camps
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Navajo Code Talkers
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D-Day June 6 1944: Normandy Invasion
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The Holocaust
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Battle of Iwo Jima 1945: Costly Victory
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Japan Surrenders: World War II Ends
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Segregation in America After World War II
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Jackie Robinson: Breaking Baseball's Color Barrier
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Truman Integrates Military: Executive Action
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Brown v. Board: Overturning Segregation
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Montgomery Bus Boycott
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Rosa Parks 1955
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Little Rock Nine 1957
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Students Sit-Ins 1960
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March on Washington 1963: I Have Dream
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Freedom Summer 1964: Mississippi Voter Registration
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Selma to Montgomery March 1965
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Loving v Virginia 1967: Interracial Marriage Legal
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NOW National Organization for Women Founded 1966
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Title IX 1972: Gender Equality in Education
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Chicano Movement: Mexican American Civil Rights
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