2. US History 2.1 Colonial Era and Revolution (1607-1789) 2.2 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

2. US History

2.1 Colonial Era and Revolution (1607-1789) 2.2 Early Republic (1789-1850) 2.3 Nation Torn Asunder (1850-1877) 2.4 Becoming Modern (1877-1929)

2.5 Depression and War (1929-1954) 2.6 The Long 60s (1954-1976) 2.7 A New World Order (1976-Present)

2.1 Colonial Era and Revolution (1607-1789)

2.1.1 Colonial North America 2.1.1 Colonial North and Colonial South 2.1.3 Revolutionary Era

2.1.1 Colonial North America

Jamestown

Plymouth

2.1.2 Colonial North and Colonial South

North

South

2.1.3 Revolutionary Era

Prelude

Prelude

Writing the Constitution

2.2 Early Republic (1789-1850)

2.2.1 Launching a New Government 2.2.2 Westward Expansion

2.2.1 Launching a New Government

Hamilton vs. Jefferson

The Monroe Doctrine

The War of 1812

2.2.2 Westward Expansion

2.3 Nation Torn Asunder (1850-1877)

2.3.1 A House Divided 2.3.2 The Civil War 2.3.3 Reconstruction

2.3.1 A House Divided

The Slavery Question

John Brown

2.3.2 The Civil War

Abraham Lincoln

The Civil War

The Emancipation Proclamation

2.3.3 Reconstruction

The Freed

The New South

2.4 Becoming Modern (1877-1929)

2.4.1 The Gilded Age 2.4.2 Progressive Era 2.4.3 Imperialism, Immigration, and War

2.4.1 The Gilded Age

Industrial Revolution

The Roaring ‘20s

Great Migration

2.4.2 Progressive Era

Woman’s Suffrage

Labor Movement

Racial Violence

Racial Violence

2.4.3 Imperialism, Immigration, and War

American Indian Wars

Spanish American War

Immigration

Immigration

World War I

2.5 Depression and War (1929-1954)

2.5.1 The Great Depression 2.5.2 WWII 2.5.3 The Cold War

2.5.1 The Great Depression

1929 Crash

New Deal

2.5.2 WWII

Pearl Harbor

The War

Japanese Internment

Atomic Bombs

2.5.3 The Cold War

Truman Doctrine

1949

McCarthyism

The Korean War

2.6 The Long 60s (1954-1976)

2.6.1 Ike, JFK, LBJ, and Nixon 2.6.2 Proxy Wars 2.6.3 Civil Rights and Social Movements

2.6.1 Ike, JFK, LBJ, and Nixon

Ike

Ike

Ike

JFK

JFK

LBJ

Nixon

2.6.2 Proxy Wars

Domino Theory

Guatemala and Iran

Cuba

Cuba

Cuba

Vietnam

Vietnam

2.6.3 Civil Rights and Social Movements

Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights Movement

Mexican American and Native Americans

Mexican American and Native Americans

Mexican American and Native Americans