*** U.S. HISTORY ***

1. EXPANDING NATION *

   A. FROM SEA TO SEA (1820-1860)

   B. THE WORLDS OF NORTH AND SOUTH (1820-1860)

   C. AGE OF REFORM (1820-1860)

2. CIVIL WAR *

   A. ROAD TO WAR (1820-1861)

   B. BATTLES (1861-1865)

   C. RECONSTRUCTION (1864-1877)

3. RESHAPING THE U.S.

   A. WESTERN FRONTIER (1865-1914)

   B. INDUSTRIALIZATION (1865-1914)

   C. AGE OF IMMIGRATION (1865-1914)

4. BECOMING A WORLD POWER

   A. PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT (1876-1914) 

   B. EXPANDING OVERSEAS(1865-1916)

   C. WORLD WAR I (1914-1919)

5. ECONOMIC BOOM, DEPRESSION AND WORLD WAR II

   A. THE JAZZ AGE (1919-1929)

   B. DEPRESSION AND THE NEW DEAL (1929-1941)

   C WORLD WAR II (1935-1945)

6. MODERN TIMES

   A. THE FIFTIES (1945-1960)

   B. CIVIL RIGHTS AND CONFILCTS ABROAD (1960-1980)

   C. WORLD LEADERSHIP AND DOMESTIC ISSUES (1980-PRESENT)

* 1&2 are review of 8th grade course.

*** WORLD HISTORY***

1. BEGINNINGS OF CIVILIZATION (4 MILLION B.C.-200 B.C.)**

2. NEW DIRECTIONS IN GOVERNMENT AND SOCIETY (2000 B.C.-A.D. 700)**

3. AN AGE OF EXCHANGE AND ENCOUNTER (500-1500)

4. CONNECTING HEMISPHERES (500-1800)

5. ABSOLUTISM TO REVOLUTION (1500-1900)

6. INDUSTRIALISM AND THE RACE FOR EMPIRE (1700-1914)

7. THE WORLD AT WAR (1900-1945)

8. PERSPECTIVES ON THE PRESENT (1945-PRESENT)

** 1&2 are review 7th grade course.