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DBQ: Causation - The Impact of European Exploration and Colonization
Evaluate the extent to which European exploration and colonization of the Americas in the period 1492–1607 led to changes in the Americas.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Impact of European Colonization
Evaluate the extent to which European colonization affected Native American societies in the period 1492–1607.
DBQ: Relative Causes - European Exploration and Its Impact
Evaluate the relative importance of economic, religious, and technological factors in motivating European exploration and colonization of the Americas in the period 1492–1607.
LEQ: Causation - European Colonization
Evaluate the extent to which European colonization affected the social and economic structures of Native American societies in the period 1492–1692.
LEQ: Causation - The Columbian Exchange
Evaluate the extent to which the Columbian Exchange affected Native American societies in the period 1492–1692.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of Slavery in the Americas
Evaluate the extent to which the introduction of African slavery affected the societies and economies of the American colonies in the period 1607–1807.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of the Encomienda System
Evaluate the extent to which the encomienda system affected the social and economic structures of indigenous societies in the Spanish colonies during the period 1492–1692.
LEQ: Causation - The Role of Disease in the Columbian Exchange
Evaluate the extent to which the introduction of European diseases affected the population and societies of the Native Americans in the period 1492–1692.
LEQ: Changes in History - European Religious Influence
Evaluate the extent to which European religious practices and beliefs changed in response to interactions with Native American and African cultures from 1492 to 1692.
LEQ: Changes in History - Native American and European Relations
Evaluate the extent to which Native American-European relations changed from the period of initial contact in 1492 to the establishment of Jamestown in 1607.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Columbian Exchange
Evaluate the extent to which the introduction of New World crops to Europe via the Columbian Exchange changed European agriculture and economy in the period 1492–1700.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Role of Technology in Exploration
Evaluate the extent to which advancements in navigation and shipbuilding technology changed European exploration and colonization of the Americas from 1492 to 1692.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Transformation of Labor Systems
Evaluate the extent to which labor systems in the American colonies changed in response to the introduction of African slavery from 1607 to 1807.
LEQ: Relative Causes - European Exploration
Evaluate the relative importance of technological advancements and religious motivations in the European exploration of the Americas in the period 1450–1650.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Native American and European Interactions
Evaluate the relative importance of disease, military conquest, and religious conversion in the European subjugation of Native American populations in the period 1492–1650.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Impact of the Columbian Exchange
Evaluate the relative importance of the introduction of new crops and livestock, the exchange of diseases, and the transatlantic slave trade in shaping the New World societies from 1492 to 1700.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Spread of Slavery in the Americas
Evaluate the relative importance of economic demand for labor, European racial attitudes, and indigenous resistance in the spread of African slavery in the Americas from 1501 to 1700.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Success of the Spanish Empire
Evaluate the relative importance of the encomienda system, the role of the Catholic Church, and the exploitation of mineral wealth in the establishment and maintenance of the Spanish Empire in the Americas from 1492 to 1650.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Columbus' Arrival
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Encomienda System
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - European Competition
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Native American Societies
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Tobacco in Virginia
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Bering Land Bridge
Analyze the significance of the Bering Land Bridge theory in understanding the origins of Native American societies.
SAQ: Continuity and Change - Columbus's Arrival
Analyze the impacts of Columbus's arrival in the Americas in 1492.
SAQ: Continuity and Change - Introduction of Slavery
Analyze the transition from indentured servitude to slavery in the American colonies.
SAQ: Continuity and Change - Jamestown and Tobacco
Analyze the significance of tobacco cultivation in the survival and expansion of Jamestown.
SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Columbian Exchange
Analyze the impacts of the Columbian Exchange on global societies and economies.
SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Cultural Interactions
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - European Encounters
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Labor, Slavery, and Caste
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Native American Societies
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Columbian Exchange
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Pre-Columbian Societal Complexity
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Columbian Exchange
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SAQ: Primary Source - Account by Bartolomé de las Casas
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SAQ: Primary Source - Columbus' First Impressions
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SAQ: Primary Source - Hernando de Soto's Exploration
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SAQ: Primary Source - John Smith's Exploration
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Mayflower Compact
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - European Colonization Strategies
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - European Encounters
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Impact of the Columbian Exchange
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Labor Systems in the New World
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Native American and European Views of Land
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DBQ: Causation - Economic Policies and Colonial Resistance
Evaluate the extent to which British economic policies in the period 1651–1754 led to resistance in the American colonies.
DBQ: Changes in History - Colonial Resistance and British Trade Policies
Evaluate the extent to which British trade policies affected colonial resistance in the period 1650–1754.
DBQ: Relative Causes - Colonial Discontent and Economic Policies
Evaluate the relative importance of economic policies such as the Navigation Acts in fostering colonial discontent in the period 1651–1754.
LEQ: Causation - Impact of Salutary Neglect
Evaluate the extent to which the policy of salutary neglect affected colonial autonomy in the period 1607–1754.
LEQ: Causation - Navigation Acts
Evaluate the extent to which the Navigation Acts affected the economic development of the British North American colonies in the period 1651–1754.
LEQ: Causation - Salem Witch Trials
Evaluate the extent to which the Salem Witch Trials affected the social and religious landscape of New England in the period 1692–1754.
LEQ: Causation - Slavery in the Colonies
Evaluate the extent to which the introduction and expansion of slavery affected the development of the British North American colonies in the period 1619–1754.
LEQ: Causation - The Great Awakening
Evaluate the extent to which the First Great Awakening affected the colonial identity in the period 1730s–1754.
LEQ: Changes in History - Colonial Autonomy and British Control
Evaluate the extent to which colonial autonomy in the British American colonies changed in response to British economic policies and trade regulations in the period 1607–1754.
LEQ: Changes in History - Colonial Diversity
Evaluate the extent to which the diversity of the British American colonies changed in response to immigration in the period 1607–1754.
LEQ: Changes in History - Slavery in the Colonies
Evaluate the extent to which the institution of slavery changed in the British American colonies in response to the economic needs of the colonies in the period 1607–1754.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Development of Autonomy in the American Colonies
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the development of autonomy in the American colonies in the period 1607–1754.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The First Great Awakening
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the First Great Awakening in the American colonies in the period 1730s–1740s.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Growth of Slavery in the American Colonies
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the growth of slavery in the American colonies in the period 1607–1754.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Impact of Mercantilism on Colonial Development
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the impact of mercantilism on colonial development in the period 1607–1754.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Salem Witch Trials
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Salem Witch Trials in the period 1692.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Halfway Covenant
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Navigation Acts
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Bacon's Rebellion
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Colonial Population Growth
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Mercantilism and Colonial Trade
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Salem Witch Trials
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Stono Uprising
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - British Economic Policies and Colonial Response
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Colonial Diversity
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Colonial Government Structures
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Colonial Rebellions
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Slavery in the Colonies
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Puritan Motivations
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Navigation Acts
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SAQ: Primary Source - Declaration of Independence
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SAQ: Primary Source - John Adams on Independence
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SAQ: Primary Source - Navigation Acts
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SAQ: Primary Source - Salem Witch Trials
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SAQ: Primary Source - Washington's Farewell Address
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Colonial Autonomy and British Control
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Colonial Education and Enlightenment Influence
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Colonial Rebellions
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Puritan Immigration and Regional Development
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Slavery in the Colonies
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DBQ: Causation - Colonial Resistance and the Path to Independence
Evaluate the extent to which British economic policies following the Seven Years' War led to the American colonies' declaration of independence in the period 1763–1776.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Path to American Independence
Evaluate the extent to which the Seven Years' War (French and Indian War) affected the relationship between Britain and its American colonies in the period 1754–1783.
DBQ: Relative Causes - Road to the American Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the American Revolution in the period 1763–1776.
LEQ: Causation - The Effect of the Articles of Confederation on the Development of the U.S. Constitution
Evaluate the extent to which the Articles of Confederation affected the development and ratification of the U.S. Constitution in the period 1781–1789.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of Republican Motherhood
Evaluate the extent to which the concept of Republican Motherhood affected the role of women in American society in the period 1780–1830.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of the Seven Years' War on Colonial-British Relations
Evaluate the extent to which the Seven Years' War (1754-1763) affected colonial-British relations in the period 1754–1800.
LEQ: Causation - The Influence of the French Revolution on American Politics
Evaluate the extent to which the French Revolution influenced the political division in the United States during the 1790s.
LEQ: Causation - The Role of Taxation without Representation
Evaluate the extent to which the principle of 'taxation without representation' led to the development of American revolutionary sentiment in the period 1754–1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - Development of American Political Parties
Evaluate the extent to which the development of political parties in the 1790s changed the political landscape of the United States in the period 1790–1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - Impact of Revolutionary Ideals on Women's Roles
Evaluate the extent to which the roles of women in American society changed as a result of the American Revolution in the period 1776–1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Articles of Confederation to the Constitution
Evaluate the extent to which the United States Constitution represented a change from the Articles of Confederation in the period 1781–1789.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Effect of Revolutionary Ideals on Slavery
Evaluate the extent to which the Revolutionary War and its ideals changed the institution of slavery in the United States in the period 1775–1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Seven Years' War on Colonial Relations
Evaluate the extent to which colonial relations with the British government changed in response to the Seven Years' War in the period 1754–1800.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The American Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the American Revolution in the period 1754–1776.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Development of a New Government
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the development of the United States Constitution in the period 1781–1789.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Failure of the Articles of Confederation
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the failure of the Articles of Confederation in the period 1777–1787.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Formation of Political Parties
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the formation of the first political parties in the United States in the period 1789–1800.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Shift in Colonial Attitudes
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the shift in colonial attitudes towards Britain between 1763 and 1776.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Lexington and Concord
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Articles of Confederation
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Boston Tea Party
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Constitutional Convention
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Stamp Act
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Taxation and Colonial Resistance
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Articles of Confederation
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Constitutional Convention
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Declaration of Independence
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Stamp Act
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Taxation without Representation
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Articles of Confederation
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Declaration of Independence
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Development of Political Parties
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Seven Years' War
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Constitution
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Seven Years' War
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Stamp Act
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Articles of Confederation
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Constitution of the United States
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Declaration of Independence
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Stamp Act
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SAQ: Primary Source - Washington's Farewell Address
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Alien and Sedition Acts and the Patriot Act
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Articles of Confederation and the Constitution
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Federalists and Democratic-Republicans
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Stamp Act and Townshend Acts
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - The Seven Years' War and the French Revolution
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DBQ: Causation - The Louisiana Purchase
Evaluate the extent to which the Louisiana Purchase led to the expansion of the United States' territory and influence in the period 1800–1848.
DBQ: Changes in History - Westward Expansion and National Identity
Evaluate the extent to which westward expansion affected the development of a national identity in the United States in the period 1800–1848.
DBQ: Relative Causes - The Louisiana Purchase
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Louisiana Purchase in the period 1800–1804.
LEQ: Causation - Jacksonian Democracy
Evaluate the extent to which Jacksonian Democracy affected social and political reforms in the United States in the period 1828–1848.
LEQ: Causation - The Louisiana Purchase
Evaluate the extent to which the Louisiana Purchase affected territorial expansion and national politics in the United States in the period 1803–1853.
LEQ: Causation - The Missouri Compromise
Evaluate the extent to which the Missouri Compromise affected the sectional tensions between the North and the South in the United States in the period 1820–1860.
LEQ: Causation - The Revolution of 1800
Evaluate the extent to which the 'Revolution of 1800' affected political party dynamics in the United States in the period 1800–2000.
LEQ: Causation - The War of 1812
Evaluate the extent to which the War of 1812 affected American national identity and economic development in the period 1812–1860.
LEQ: Changes in History - Jacksonian Democracy
Evaluate the extent to which Jacksonian democracy changed the political landscape of the United States in the period 1828–1848.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Erie Canal
Evaluate the extent to which the completion of the Erie Canal changed economic development in the United States in the period 1825–1860.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Louisiana Purchase
Evaluate the extent to which the Louisiana Purchase changed the United States' territorial expansion in the period 1800–1848.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the War of 1812
Evaluate the extent to which the War of 1812 changed U.S. foreign policy and national identity in the period 1800–1848.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Missouri Compromise
Evaluate the extent to which the Missouri Compromise changed the debate over slavery in the United States in the period 1820–1860.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Jacksonian Democracy
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the rise of Jacksonian Democracy in the period 1800–1848.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Louisiana Purchase
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LEQ: Relative Causes - Missouri Compromise
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Missouri Compromise in the period 1800–1848.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Monroe Doctrine
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Monroe Doctrine in the period 1800–1848.
LEQ: Relative Causes - War of 1812
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the War of 1812 in the period 1800–1848.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Indian Removal Act
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Louisiana Purchase
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Missouri Compromise
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Monroe Doctrine
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The War of 1812
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Election of 1824
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Louisiana Purchase
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Missouri Compromise
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Monroe Doctrine
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The War of 1812
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Economic Developments
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Jacksonian Democracy
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Jefferson's Policies
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Slavery and Abolition
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - War of 1812
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Andrew Jackson's Presidency
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Missouri Compromise
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Monroe Doctrine
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The War of 1812
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SAQ: Primary Source - Marbury v. Madison
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Election of 1800
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Louisiana Purchase
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Monroe Doctrine and Slavery Debate
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SAQ: Primary Source - The War of 1812
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Federalists and Whigs
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Jefferson's Policies vs. Jackson's Policies
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Jeffersonian Republicans and Jacksonian Democrats
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Marbury v. Madison and McCulloch v. Maryland
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - War of 1812 and Mexican-American War
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DBQ: Causation - The Road to Civil War
Evaluate the extent to which the debate over the expansion of slavery contributed to the onset of the Civil War in the period 1844–1861.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Path to the Civil War
Evaluate the extent to which the annexation of Texas and the Oregon Treaty affected the sectional tensions leading to the Civil War in the period 1844–1861.
DBQ: Relative Causes - The Road to the Civil War
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Civil War in the period 1844–1861.
LEQ: Causation - The Civil War's Impact on Federal Power
Evaluate the extent to which the Civil War affected the balance of power between the federal government and the states in the period 1861–1877.
LEQ: Causation - The Compromise of 1850
Evaluate the extent to which the Compromise of 1850 affected political tensions between the North and South in the period 1850–1870.
LEQ: Causation - The Dred Scott Decision
Evaluate the extent to which the Dred Scott decision affected the political landscape of the United States in the period 1857–1865.
LEQ: Causation - The Emancipation Proclamation
Evaluate the extent to which the Emancipation Proclamation affected the course of the Civil War and the political landscape in the United States from 1863 to 1877.
LEQ: Causation - The Kansas-Nebraska Act
Evaluate the extent to which the Kansas-Nebraska Act affected the political realignment in the United States in the period 1854–1860.
LEQ: Changes in History - Reconstruction's Impact on African American Rights
Evaluate the extent to which the rights of African Americans changed as a result of Reconstruction in the period 1865–1877.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Civil War's Impact on Federal and State Power
Evaluate the extent to which the balance of power between the federal government and the states changed as a result of the Civil War in the period 1844–1877.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Mexican-American War on Slavery Debates
Evaluate the extent to which the debates over slavery changed in response to the Mexican-American War in the period 1844–1877.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Role of Women during the Civil War and Reconstruction
Evaluate the extent to which the role of women in society changed as a result of the Civil War and Reconstruction in the period 1861–1877.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Transformation of the American Economy Post-Civil War
Evaluate the extent to which the American economy transformed in response to the Civil War and Reconstruction in the period 1865–1877.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Expansion and Conflict
Evaluate the relative importance of territorial expansion, slavery, and sectionalism as causes of the American Civil War in the period 1844–1861.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Reconstruction
Evaluate the relative importance of political, economic, and social factors in shaping the outcomes of Reconstruction in the period 1865–1877.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Civil War
Evaluate the relative importance of political, economic, and social causes of the Civil War in the period 1820–1860.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Compromise of 1850
Evaluate the relative importance of political compromises, economic changes, and social movements in contributing to the passage of the Compromise of 1850.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Failure of Reconstruction
Evaluate the relative importance of political resistance, economic constraints, and social attitudes in contributing to the failure of Reconstruction in the period 1865–1877.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - End of the Civil War
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Lincoln's House Divided Speech
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Lincoln's Letter to Greeley
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Polk's Inauguration and Slavery
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Seneca Falls Convention
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - American Principles
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Emancipation Proclamation
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Kansas-Nebraska Act
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Reconstruction Era
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Compromise of 1850
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Civil War Battles
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Economic Impacts of the Civil War
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Political Parties and Ideologies
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Reconstruction Policies
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Slavery and Expansion
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SAQ: Primary Source - Calhoun's Exposition and Protest
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SAQ: Primary Source - Grant's Veto of the Civil Rights Bill
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SAQ: Primary Source - Lincoln's 'House Divided' Speech
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SAQ: Primary Source - Morse's Anti-Catholic Sentiment
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Gettysburg Address
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Civil War Battles and Political Changes
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Economic Changes North and South
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Reconstruction Policies
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Slavery and Emancipation
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - The Compromise of 1850 and Kansas-Nebraska Act
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DBQ: Causation - The Age of Invention and Labor Movements
Evaluate the extent to which technological advancements and industrialization led to the development of labor movements in the period 1876–1898.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Impact of Industrialization and Economic Policies
Evaluate the extent to which the rise of industrialization and the implementation of economic policies affected social and political developments in the United States in the period 1865–1898.
DBQ: Relative Causes - The Age of Invention and Economic Growth
Evaluate the relative importance of technological innovation and labor movements in shaping the economic and social landscape of the United States in the period 1870–1900.
LEQ: Causation - The Effects of Imperialism
Evaluate the extent to which American imperialism in the late 19th century affected international relations and the global balance of power during the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Causation - The Effects of Jim Crow Laws
Evaluate the extent to which Jim Crow laws affected African American communities in the South during the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of Technological Advancements on Industrial Growth
Evaluate the extent to which technological advancements in the late 19th century affected industrial growth in the United States during the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of the Populist Movement
Evaluate the extent to which the Populist movement of the late 19th century affected American politics and society during the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Causation - The Role of Labor Unions
Evaluate the extent to which labor unions in the late 19th century affected workers' rights and labor conditions in the United States during the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Changes in History - American Imperialism
Evaluate the extent to which American foreign policy changed in response to the ideologies of imperialism and expansionism in the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Changes in History - Industrialization and Labor Movements
Evaluate the extent to which labor movements in the United States changed in response to industrialization in the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Changes in History - Jim Crow Laws
Evaluate the extent to which racial policies and attitudes in the South changed in response to Reconstruction policies in the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Changes in History - Populist Movement
Evaluate the extent to which the Populist movement changed American politics and society in the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Changes in History - Women's Suffrage Movement
Evaluate the extent to which the women's suffrage movement in the United States changed in response to national politics and reform movements in the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Expansionism and Imperialism
Evaluate the relative importance of economic motives versus strategic and military considerations in the expansion of American imperialism in the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Industrialization and Urbanization
Evaluate the relative importance of technological innovation versus social and economic factors in the industrialization and urbanization of the United States in the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Jim Crow Laws
Evaluate the relative importance of Supreme Court decisions versus local and state political actions in the establishment of Jim Crow laws in the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Labor Movements
Evaluate the relative importance of economic conditions versus labor union strategies in shaping the outcomes of labor movements in the period 1865–1898.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Populist Movement
Evaluate the relative importance of economic conditions versus political actions in the rise and fall of the Populist Movement in the period 1865–1898.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Anti-Imperialism
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Atlanta Compromise
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Edison's Inventions
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Populist Movement
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Sherman Antitrust Act
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - California Gold Rush
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Industrialization
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Reconstruction Era
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Sherman Antitrust Act
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Gettysburg Address
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - American Imperialism
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Industrialization and Labor
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Jim Crow Laws
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Populist Movement
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Women's Suffrage
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Industrialization's Impact
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Jim Crow Laws
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Populist Movement
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SAQ: Primary Source - Declaration of Independence
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SAQ: Primary Source - Du Bois’s Double Consciousness
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SAQ: Primary Source - Edison and the Age of Invention
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SAQ: Primary Source - Gettysburg Address
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SAQ: Primary Source - Washington’s Farewell Address
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Booker T. Washington vs. W.E.B. Du Bois
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Industrialization and Labor Unions
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Industrialization's Impact on Urban and Rural Life
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Populist Movement and Grange Movement
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Tariffs
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DBQ: Causation - The Progressive Era's Impact
Evaluate the extent to which the Progressive Era (1900-1920) led to significant social and political reforms in the United States.
DBQ: Changes in History - Progressive Era to WWII
Evaluate the extent to which the Progressive Era reforms affected the policies and social attitudes during the period of the Great Depression and World War II in the period 1900–1945.
DBQ: Relative Causes - The Transformation of American Society and Government (1900-1938)
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the transformation of American society and government in the period 1900–1938.
LEQ: Causation - The Effects of World War II on American Society
Evaluate the extent to which World War II affected American society in the period 1941–1945.
LEQ: Causation - The Great Depression's Impact on American Society
Evaluate the extent to which the Great Depression affected American society in the period 1929–1941.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of Progressive Era Reforms
Evaluate the extent to which the Progressive Era reforms affected American society in the period 1900–1920.
LEQ: Causation - The Influence of the New Deal on American Political and Economic Systems
Evaluate the extent to which the New Deal influenced the American political and economic systems in the period 1933–1945.
LEQ: Causation - The Role of US Foreign Policy in WWI
Evaluate the extent to which United States foreign policy contributed to the nation's entry into World War I in the period 1914–1917.
LEQ: Changes in History - American Isolationism
Evaluate the extent to which American foreign policy maintained its isolationist stance from the end of World War I to the beginning of World War II in the period 1918–1941.
LEQ: Changes in History - Progressive Era Reforms
Evaluate the extent to which the role of the federal government in regulating economic activity changed in response to the industrial and social challenges of the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the period 1800–1945.
LEQ: Changes in History - The New Deal's Impact
Evaluate the extent to which the New Deal changed the relationship between the federal government and American citizens in the period 1776–1945.
LEQ: Changes in History - U.S. Foreign Policy Pre and Post WWI
Evaluate the extent to which United States foreign policy towards Latin America changed from the early 19th century to the end of World War II in the period 1820–1945.
LEQ: Changes in History - Women's Roles 1800-1945
Evaluate the extent to which the roles and status of women in American society changed as a result of the Progressive Era and World War II in the period 1800–1945.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Great Depression
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Great Depression in the period 1929–1933.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The New Deal
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the implementation of the New Deal in the period 1933–1939.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Rise of Progressivism
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the rise of the Progressive movement in the period 1890–1920.
LEQ: Relative Causes - U.S. Entry into World War I
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the United States' entry into World War I in the period 1914–1917.
LEQ: Relative Causes - U.S. Foreign Policy Shifts Pre-WWII
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of shifts in United States foreign policy in the period 1919–1941.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Coolidge's Business Philosophy
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - FDR's Good Neighbor Policy
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Pearl Harbor Attack
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Roosevelt's Square Deal
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Wilson's Call for WWI
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - 1920s Business Culture
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Progressive Ideals
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The New Deal
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - U.S. Entry into WWI
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - US Entry into WWII
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Civil Rights Movements
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Progressive Era Reforms
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Great Depression
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - US Foreign Policy 1890–1945
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - World War II Home Front
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Impact of the New Deal
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Nature of Progressivism
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Open Door Policy
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Use of Atomic Bombs
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Women in WWII
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SAQ: Primary Source - Bazhanov on Stalin
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SAQ: Primary Source - FDR's First Inaugural Address
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SAQ: Primary Source - FDR's Speech to Congress
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Declaration of Independence
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SAQ: Primary Source - Washington's Farewell Address
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Espionage and Sedition Acts
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - New Deal and WWII Domestic Policies
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Progressive and Populist Movements
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson's Presidencies
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - The Great Migration and Women's Roles in WWI
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DBQ: Causation - The Marshall Plan and the Cold War
Evaluate the extent to which the Marshall Plan led to the containment of communism in the period 1947-1952.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Consequences of Watergate on American Politics
Evaluate the extent to which the Watergate scandal affected the relationship between the American government and its citizens in the period 1972–1980.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Effectiveness of Civil Rights Legislation
Evaluate the extent to which civil rights legislation in the mid-1960s affected the progress of the civil rights movement in the United States in the period 1960–1980.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Impact of Civil Rights Legislation on Racial Equality
Evaluate the extent to which civil rights legislation in the 1960s affected racial equality in the United States in the period 1964–1980.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Vietnam War on American Society
Evaluate the extent to which the Vietnam War affected American society and domestic policy in the period 1964–1975.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Impact of Truman's Policies on Cold War Dynamics
Evaluate the extent to which the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan affected the dynamics of the Cold War in the period 1945–1960.
DBQ: Relative Causes - Cold War Policies
Evaluate the relative importance of economic assistance, military aid, and political support in the United States' strategy to counter communism in the period 1945–1975.
LEQ: Causation - Civil Rights Movements' Impact on Legislation
Evaluate the extent to which the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s affected civil rights legislation in the United States in the period 1950–1980.
LEQ: Causation - The Effects of the Eisenhower Interstate System
Evaluate the extent to which the development of the Interstate Highway System under President Eisenhower affected American suburbanization and economic growth in the period 1956–1980.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of McCarthyism on American Society
Evaluate the extent to which McCarthyism affected American society in the period 1950–1970.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of the Marshall Plan on European Recovery
Evaluate the extent to which the Marshall Plan affected European economic recovery in the period 1948–1960.
LEQ: Causation - Vietnam War's Impact on American Politics
Evaluate the extent to which the Vietnam War affected American politics in the period 1964–1975.
LEQ: Changes in History - Civil Rights Movement's Impact on Legislation
Evaluate the extent to which the Civil Rights Movement changed federal legislation in the period 1954–1980.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Civil Rights Movement on American Culture
Evaluate the extent to which American culture changed in response to the Civil Rights Movement in the period 1954–1980.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Cold War on American Domestic Policy
Evaluate the extent to which American domestic policy changed in response to the Cold War in the period 1945–1980.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Women's Movement on Legislation
Evaluate the extent to which federal legislation changed in response to the Women's Movement in the period 1960–1980.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Vietnam War's Impact on American Society
Evaluate the extent to which the Vietnam War changed American society in the period 1964–1980.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Civil Rights Movement
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Civil Rights Movement in the period 1945–1980.
LEQ: Relative Causes - McCarthyism
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of McCarthyism in the period 1945–1980.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Civil Rights Movement's Shift in Strategy
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the shift in strategy within the Civil Rights Movement from non-violent protest to more militant actions in the period 1945–1980.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Cold War
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Cold War in the period 1945–1980.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Vietnam War
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Vietnam War in the period 1945–1980.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Eisenhower's Farewell Address
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Opposition to the Vietnam War
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Civil Rights Act of 1964
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Truman Doctrine
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Watergate Scandal
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Civil Rights Act of 1964
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Eisenhower's Farewell Address
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Eisenhower's Farewell Address
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - JFK's Inaugural Address
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Vietnam War's Impact
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - McCarthyism
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The 1960s Counterculture
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Civil Rights Movement
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Cold War and Truman's Foreign Policy
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Vietnam War
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - McCarthyism
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The 1950s
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Marshall Plan
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Rise of Conservatism
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Vietnam War
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SAQ: Primary Source - Eisenhower on the Armaments Industry
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SAQ: Primary Source - Eisenhower's Farewell Address
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SAQ: Primary Source - Friedan on Women's Rights
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SAQ: Primary Source - Johnson on Civil Rights
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SAQ: Primary Source - Kennedy on Public Information and Secrecy
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Civil Rights Acts of 1957 and 1964
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Eisenhower's and Nixon's Foreign Policies
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Korean War and Vietnam War
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - McCarthyism and Red Scare
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan
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DBQ: Causation - The Bush Presidency and the New World Order
Evaluate the extent to which the presidency of George H.W. Bush led to a new world order in the period 1988-1993.
DBQ: Changes in History - Economic Policies and Their Impacts
Evaluate the extent to which neoliberal economic policies affected American society and the global economy in the period 1980–2010.
DBQ: Relative Causes - Reaganomics and its Impact
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the economic changes in the United States in the period 1981–1989.
LEQ: Causation - Immigration and Demographic Changes
Evaluate the extent to which immigration policies and demographic changes affected American society in the period 1965–2015.
LEQ: Causation - Reaganomics
Evaluate the extent to which Ronald Reagan's economic policies affected the American economy in the period 1980–2000.
LEQ: Causation - The Digital Revolution
Evaluate the extent to which the digital revolution affected the American workforce and economy in the period 1980–Present.
LEQ: Causation - The Rise of Conservatism
Evaluate the extent to which the rise of conservatism affected American politics and society in the period 1980–Present.
LEQ: Causation - The War on Terror
Evaluate the extent to which the War on Terror reshaped U.S. foreign policy and American society in the period 2001–Present.
LEQ: Changes in History - Immigration and American Society
Evaluate the extent to which American society changed in response to the increase in immigration from Latin America and Asia in the period 1965–2000.
LEQ: Changes in History - Reaganomics and Economic Inequality
Evaluate the extent to which economic inequality in the United States changed in response to Reagan's economic policies in the period 1980–2000.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of Digital Revolution
Evaluate the extent to which the digital revolution changed the American economy in the period 1980–Present.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Role of Women in the Workforce
Evaluate the extent to which the role of women in the American workforce changed in response to societal and economic developments in the period 1960–2000.
LEQ: Changes in History - The War on Terror and U.S. Foreign Policy
Evaluate the extent to which U.S. foreign policy changed in response to the War on Terror in the period 2001–Present.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Immigration and Demographic Changes
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of immigration and demographic changes in the United States in the period 1965–2000.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The 2008 Financial Crisis
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LEQ: Relative Causes - The Digital Revolution
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LEQ: Relative Causes - The End of the Cold War
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LEQ: Relative Causes - The Rise of Conservatism
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - 2000 Presidential Election
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Bush's Presidency
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Immigration Act of 1965
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Reagan's Policies
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Repeal of Glass-Steagall
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Digital Revolution
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Immigration Trends
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Post-Cold War Vision
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Reagan's Vision of Government
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Response to 9/11
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Digital Revolution
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Immigration Trends
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Reaganomics and Its Impact
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Role of Women in Society
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - U.S. Foreign Policy Post-Cold War
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - 2000 Presidential Election
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Digital Revolution
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Immigration Act of 1965
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Reaganomics
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Repeal of Glass-Steagall
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SAQ: Primary Source - End of the Cold War
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SAQ: Primary Source - Immigration Act of 1965
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SAQ: Primary Source - NAFTA
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SAQ: Primary Source - Reaganomics
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SAQ: Primary Source - War on Terror
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Digital Revolution under Clinton and Bush
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Immigration Policies from 1980 to 2000
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Reagan and Bush's Foreign Policies
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Reaganomics and Clinton's Economic Policies
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Urban Trends and Policies in the Late 20th Century
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