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Chapter 1  Focus on Geography		
1.1  Five Themes of Geography	1.1  Five Themes of Geography	
1.2  Maps and Mapmaking	1.2  Maps and Mapmaking	
1.3  American Lands and Climates	1.3  American Lands and Climates	
		
Chapter 2  A Meeting of Different Worlds		
2.1  The First Americans	2.1  Early People and Cultures	
	2.2  People of North America	
2.2  Europeans Reach the Americas	3.1  Europeans Reach the Americas	
2.3  Africans Come to America	3.3  Africans Come to America	
2.4  Rival Claims in North America	3.4  Colonizing North America	
		
Chapter 3  The 13 English Colonies		
3.1  Establishing the Colonies	3.5  The First English Colonies	
	4.1  The New England Colonies	
	4.2  The Middle Colonies	
	4.3  The Southern Colonies	
3.2  Different Ways of Life	4.1  The New England Colonies	
	4.2  The Middle Colonies	
	4.3  The Southern Colonies	
	4.4  Governing the Colonies	
3.3  The English Colonies	4.4  Governing the Colonies	
	4.5  A Changing Colonial Culture	
		
Chapter 4  The American Revolution		
4.1  The Road to Revolution	5.1  Rivalry in North America	
	5.2  The French and Indian War	
	5.3  A Crisis Over Taxes	
4.2  The Fighting Begins	5.4  The Fighting Begins	
	6.1  Early Battles	
4.3  Declaring Independence	6.2  Declaring Independence	
4.4  Winning the War	6.3  Fighting in the Middle States	
	6.4  Other Battlefronts	
	6.5  Winning the War	
		
Chapter 5  Creating a Republic		
5.1  A Confederation of States	7.1  A Confederation of States	
5.2  The Constitutional Convention	7.2  The Constitutional Convention	
5.3  A More Perfect Union	7.3  A More Perfect Union	
5.4  Ratifying the Constitution	7.4  Ratifying the Constitution	
		
Chapter 6  The Constitution at Work		
6.1  Goals of the Constitution	8.1  Goals of the Constitution	
6.2  Five Principles of the Constitution	8.2  Five Principles of the Constitution	
6.3  A Living Document	8.3  A Living Document	
6.4  The National Government at Work	8.4  The National Government at Work	
6.5  Good Citizenship	8.5  Good Citizenship	
		
Chapter 7  The New Republic Begins		
7.1  Launching the New Government	9.1  Launching the New Government	
7.2  A Policy of Neutrality	9.2  A Policy of Neutrality	
7.3  The Rise of Political Parties	9.3  The Rise of Political Parties	
7.4  The Second President	9.4  The Second President	
		
Chapter 8  The Age of Jefferson		
8.1  Republicans in Power	10.1  Republicans in Power	
8.2  The Louisiana Purchase	10.2  The Louisiana Purchase	
8.3  New Threats From Overseas	10.3  New Threats From Overseas	
8.4  The Road to War	10.4  The Road to War	
8.5  The War of 1812	10.5  The War of 1812	
		
Chapter 9  Industry and Growth		
9.1  The Industrial Revolution	11.1  The Industrial Revolution	
9.2  Moving Westward	11.2  Moving Westward	
9.3  Building National Unity	11.3  Building National Unity	
9.4  Latin America and the United States	11.4  Latin America and the United States	
		
Chapter 10  Democracy in the Age of Jackson		
10.1  A New Era in Politics	12.1  A New Era in Politics	
10.2  Jackson in the White House	12.2  Jackson in the White House	
10.3  Struggles Over States’ Rights	12.3  Struggles Over States’ Rights	
10.4  The Presidency After Jackson	12.4  The Presidency After Jackson	
		
Chapter 11  Westward Expansion		
11.1  Oregon Country	13.1  Oregon Country	
11.2  Texas Wins Independence	13.2  Texas Wins Independence	
11.3  California and the Southwest	13.3  California and the Southwest	
11.4  War With Mexico	13.4  War With Mexico	
11.5  A Rush to the West	13.5  A Rush to the West	
		
Chapter 12  The Worlds of North and South		
12.1  Industry in the North	14.1  Industry in the North	
12.2  Life in the North	14.2  Life in the North	
12.3  Cotton Kingdom in the South	14.3  Cotton Kingdom in the South	
12.4  Life in the South	14.4  Life in the South	
		
Chapter 13  An Era of Reform		
13.1  The Spirit of Reform	15.1  The Spirit of Reform	
13.2  The Fight Against Slavery	15.2  The Fight Against Slavery	
13.3  Struggle for Women’s Rights	15.3  Struggle for Women’s Rights	
13.4  American Literature and Art	15.4  American Literature and Art	
		
Chapter 14  A Dividing Nation		
14.1  The Slavery Issue in the West	16.1  The Slavery Issue in the West	
14.2  The Crisis Turns Violent	16.2  The Crisis Turns Violent	
14.3  A New Party Challenges Slavery	16.3  A New Party Challenges Slavery	
14.4  The Nation Splits in Two	16.4  The Nation Splits in Two	
		
Chapter 15  The Civil War		
15.1  The Conflict Takes Shape	17.1  The Conflict Takes Shape	
15.2  A Long, difficult Struggle	17.2  A Long, difficult Struggle	
15.3  A Promise of Freedom	17.3  A Promise of Freedom	
15.4  Hardships of War	17.4  Hardships of War	
15.5  The War Ends	17.5  The War Ends	
		
Chapter 16  The Reconstruction Era		
16.1  First Steps to Reunion	18.1  First Steps to Reunion	
16.2  Radical Reconstruction	18.2  Radical Reconstruction	
16.3  Changes in the South	18.3  Changes in the South	
16.4  Reconstruction Ends	18.4  Reconstruction Ends	
		
Chapter 17  An Era of Change in the West		
17.1  The Plains Indians	19.1  The Plains Indians	
17.2  Miners and Railroaders	19.2  Miners and Railroaders	
17.3  Ranchers and Cowhands	19.3  Ranchers and Cowhands	
17.4  A Way of Life Ends	19.4  A Way of Life Ends	
17.5  The Farmers	19.5  The Farmers	
		
Chapter 18  The Rise of Industry and Unions		
18.1  Railroads and Industry	20.1  Railroads and Industry	
18.2  Big Business	20.2  Big Business	
18.3  A Flood of Inventions	20.3  A Flood of Inventions	
18.4  Labor in the Age of Industry	20.4  Labor in the Age of Industry	
		
Chapter 19  Immigration and the Growth of Cities		
19.1  The New Immigrants	21.1  The New Immigrants	
19.2  Booming Cities	21.2  Booming Cities	
19.3  City Life Transformed	21.3  City Life Transformed	
19.4  Education and Culture	21.4  Education and Culture	
		
Chapter 20  Progressives and Reformers		
20.1  Early Reforms	22.1  Early Reforms	
20.2  The Progressives and Their Goals	22.2  The Progressives and Their Goals	
20.3  Presidents Support Reforms	22.3  Presidents Support Reforms	
20.4  Progress for Women	22.4  Progress for Women	
20.5  Fighting for Equality	22.5  Fighting for Equality	
		
Chapter 21  Becoming a World Power		
21.1  Across the Pacific	23.1  Across the Pacific	
21.2  The Spanish-American War	23.2  The Spanish-American War	
21.3  Relations With Latin America	23.3  Relations With Latin America	
		
Chapter 22  World War I		
22.1  War Erupts in Europe	24.1  War Erupts in Europe	
22.2  The United States Enters the War	24.2  The United States Enters the War	
22.3  Winning the War	24.3  Winning the War	
22.4  Wilson and the Peace	24.4  Wilson and the Peace	
		
Chapter 23  Linking Past to Present: A Century of Change		
23.1  A Changing Economy	25.1  Politics and Prosperity	
	26.1  The Economy Crashes	
	26.2  The New Deal	
	27.3  The Home Front	
	29.1  The Booming Postwar World	
	29.3  Years of Crisis and Change	
	30.1  A Conservative Tide	
	30.4  The Environment and the World
         Economy	
23.2  A Changing Population	29.1  The Booming Postwar World	
	30.5  A Diverse Nation	
23.3  The Civil Rights Movement	29.2  The Civil Rights Movement Begins	
	29.4  The Civil Rights Movement Expands	
	30.5  A Diverse Nation	
23.4  Expanding Opportunities	29.4  The Civil Rights Movement Expands	
	30.5  A Diverse Nation	
23.5  Understanding Citizenship	8.5  Good Citizenship	
	27.3  The Home Front