Puritan Intolerance in Colonial New England
Religion in American Slave Society
How the North Won the Civil War
America After the Civil War
Children of the Industrial Age
Family Life on the Frontier
The Rise of Radio
Causes of America’s Great Depression
The Atomic Bomb Ends WWII
Aftermath of the Holocaust
American Women in the 1950s
McCarthyism and Hollywood
American Culture in the 1960s
Media Coverage of the Vietnam War in the 1960s
Vietnam and the American Presidencies
American Educational Policy: Issues and Reform

The American Revolution
Secession Leads to Civil War
Westward Expansion and the Plains Indians
FDR’s New Deal and the Welfare State
Lyndon B. Johnson’s War on Poverty

Women’s Changing Roles and the 19th Amendment
The Civil Rights Movement Phase I: 954-64
The Civil Rights Movement Phase II: 1960-90

When Scarcity Hits Home
Allocation of Goods and Services
Economic Policies in the United States
Working in America
Maintaining a Standard of Living

From Pharaohs to Slaves: Ancient Egypt’s Social Hierarchy
Government in Ancient Athens
The Decline of the Roman Empire
The Spread of Christianity
Laozi, Confucius, and the Buddha
Islam in Daily Life
Art and Architecture of the Maya, Aztecs, and Inca
The Crusades

Educational Equality in Revolutionary France
The Industrial Revolution Begins in England
Soviet Life under Communism
British Imperialism in India
The Power of Propaganda in World War I
Hitler’s Rise and the Policy of Appeasement
The Impact of the Cold War on American Families
Change in 20th Century Latin America

Drought Devastates Farming in 1930s America
Natural Resources and Ancient Cities
Technology and the Environment
Immigration in America
Impact of Canals on Geography and Human Life