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A History of USVol 1, The First AmericansPrehistory - 1600

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1. History? Why?

2. Away with Time

3. In the Beginning

4. How the First Americans Became Indians p. 27, The United States of America landforms

5. Put On Your Earmuffs States, p. 4, Alaska

6. Cliff Dwellers and Others States, p. 12, Colorado

7. The Show-Offs States, p. 74, Oregon

8. Taking a Tour p. 43, Native American Tribal Groups

9. Plains Indians are Not Plain at All

10. Mound for Mound, Those Are Heavy Hills

11. Indians of the Eastern Forests

12. People of the Long House

13. Let's Turn North p. 29, Viking Expansion

14. The Power of the Press

15. A Boy Named Christopher Has a Dream

16. A New Land is "Discovered" p. 31, The Voyage of Christopher Columbus

17. The Next Voyage

18. Stowaways: Worms and a Dog

19. Sailing Around the World

20. What's in a Name?

21. About Beliefs and Ideas

22. New Spain

23. Ponce de Leon, Pizarro, and Spanish Colonies States, p. 18, Florida

24. Gloom, Doom, and a Bit of Cheer

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A History of USVol 1, The First Americans

25. North of New Spain

26. Looking for Cibola with Coronado States, p. 6, Arizona

27. Conquistadors: California to Florida States, p. 10 California

28. A Place Called Santa Fe States, p. 62, New Mexico

29. Las Casa Cares

30. The Big Picture

31. From Spain to England to France

32. France in America: Pirates and Adventurers

33. Rain, Ambush, and Murder

34. New France

35. Elizabeth and Friends

36. Utopia in America

37. Lost: A Colony States, p. 92, Virginia

38. An Armada Is a Fleet of Ships

39. The End: Keep Reading p. 39 and 41, North America c. 1600 maps 1 and 2

By Sally Powell, Copyright 2011, Knowledge Quest, Inc.



A History of USVol 2, Making Thirteen Colonies1600 - 1740


1. A Sign in the Sky

2. Across the Ocean p. 39 and 41, North America c. 1600, maps 1 and 2

3. The First Virginians p. 35 Europeans Settle in North America

4. English Settlers Come to Stay p. 37 James Towne

5. John Smith

6. The Starving Time

7. A Lord, A Hurricane, A Wedding

8. A Share in America

9. Jamestown Makes It

10. 1619 - A Big Year

11. Indians vs. Colonists

12. Massacre in Virginia, Poverty in England

13. The Mayflower: Saints and Strangers p. 45 Plymouth Colony

14. Pilgrims, Indians, and Puritans

15. Puritans, Puritans, and More Puritans

16. Of Towns and Schools and Sermons

17. Roger Williams

18. "Woman, Hold Your Tongue"

19. Statues on the Common

20. Of Witches and Dinosaurs

21. Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Maine p. 55 The New England Colonies

22. King Philip's War p. 47 King Philip's War

23. The Indians Win This One

24. What's a Colony? p. 49 The Original 13 Colonies


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25. Silvernails and Big Tub p. 57 The Middle Colonies

26. West to Jersey

27. Cromwell and Charles

28. William the Wise

29. Ben Franklin

30. Maryland's Form of Toleration

31. Carry Me Back to Ole Virginny p. 59 The Southern Colonies

32. The Good Life

33. Virginia's Capital

34. Pretend Some More

35. South Carolina: Riches, Rice, Slaves

36. North Carolina: Dissenters and Pirates

37. Royal Colonies and a No-Blood Revolution

38. A Nasty Triangle p. 34 African Exploitation

39. Four and Nine Make Thirteen

40. Over the Mountains

41. Westward Ho p. 63 The Explorations of Daniel Boone

42. The End - and the Beginning




A History of USVol 3, From Colonies to Country1735 - 1791


1. Freedom of the Press

2. Jenkins' Ear

3. Frenchmen and Indians

4. A Most Remarkable Man

5. Pitt Steps In p. 61 The Seven Years' War

6. Au Revoir (Goodbye), France

7. Staying in Charge p. 63 The Explorations of Daniel Boone

8. What Is an American?

9. A Girl Who Always Did Her Best

10. The rights of Englishmen

11. A Taxing King

12. The Firebrands

13. A Massacre in Boston

14. One If by Land, Two If by Sea p. 65, Early Battles of the Revolutionary War

15. An American Original

16. On the Way to the Second Continental Congress

17. Naming a General

18. The War of the Hills p. 67 The Battle of Bunker Hill

19. Fighting Palm Trees

20. Declaring Independence

21. Signing Up

22. Revolutionary Women and Children

23. Freedom Fighters

24. Soldiers from Everywhere


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25. Black Soldiers

26. Fighting a War

27. Howe Billy Wished France Wouldn't Join In

28. Valley Forge to Vincennes

29. The States Write Constitutions

30. More About Choices

31. When It's Over, Shout Hooray p. 69 The American Revolution

32. Experimenting with a Nation

33. Looking Northwest p. 71 Westward Expansion

34. A Man with Ideas

35. A Philadelphia Welcome

36. Summer in Philly

37. A Slap on the Back

38. Roger to the Rescue

39. Just What Is a Constitution?

40. Good Words and Bad

41. No More Secrets

42. If You Can Keep It




A History of USVol 4, The New Nation1789 - 1850


1. The Father of Our Country

2. About Being President

3. The Parties Begin

4. A Capital City

5. Counting Noses

6. The Adams Family Moves to Washington

7. About President Adams

8. Alien and Sedition: Awful and Sorry

9. Something Important: Judicial Review

10. Meet Mr. Jefferson

11. Meriwether and William - or Lewis and Clark p. 73, Lewis & Clark Expedition

12. An Orator in a Red Jacket Speaks

13. The Great Tekamthi, Also Called Tecumseh

14. Osceola

15. The Revolutionary War Part II, or the War of 1812 p. 75 War of 1812

16. The Other Constitution

17. That Good President Monroe p. 77 Growth of the United States 1792 - 1821

18. JQA vs. AJ

19. A Day of Celebration and Tears

20. Old Hickory

21. Yankee Ingenuity: Cotton and Muskets

22. Going Places

23. Teakettle Power

24. Making Words


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25. A Time to Weep

26. The Second Seminole War

27. History's Paradox

28. A Man Who Didn't Do As His Neighbors Did

29. African-Americans

30. The King and His People

31. Abolitionists Want to End Slavery

32. Frederick Douglass

33. Naming Presidents p. 79 Growth of the United States 1836 - 1861

34. A Triumvirate Is Three People

35. The Great Debate

36. Liberty for All?




A History of USVol 5, Liberty for All?1820 - 1860


1. The Long Way West

2. Mountain Men

3. Riding the Trail to Santa Fe

4. Susan Magoffin's Diary

5. Pioneers: Taking the Trail West

6. Getting There p. 81 Trails of Expansion in the USA 1821 - 1862

7. Latter-Day Saints

8. Coast-to-Coast Destiny

9. A Hero of His Times

10. Texas: Tempting and Beautiful

11. Fighting Over a Border p. 85 Westward Expansion / Mexican War

12. There's Gold in Them Hills p. 83 Goldrush in California

13. Clipper Ships and Pony Express p. 87 The Pony Express & Telegraph Lines

14. Flying by Stagecoach

15. Arithmetic at Sea

16. Thar She Blows!

17. A Japanese Boy in America

18. Cities and Progress

19. A Land of Movers

20. Workin' on the Railroad

21. "She Wishes to Ornament Their Minds"

22. Do Girls Have Brains?

23. Seneca Falls and the Rights of Women

24. A Woman Named Truth


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25. Life in the Mills

26. Working Women and Children

27. American Writers

28. Mr. Thoreau - at Home with the World

29. Melville and Company

30. If a Poet Writes You a Letter, Pay Attention

31. Painter of Birds and Painter of Indians

32. Amistad Means Friendship

33. Webster Defends the Union

34. Big Problems and a Little Giant p. 89 Leading up to the Civil War

35. A Dreadful Decision

36. Fleeing to Freedom

37. Over the River and Underground

38. Seven Decades




A History of USVol 6, War, Terrible War1855 - 1865


1. Americans Fighting Americans

2. The War Begins p. 91 The American Civil War

3. Harriet and Uncle tom

4. Harriet, Also Known as Moses

5. Abraham Lincoln

6. New Salem

7. Mr. President Lincoln

8. President Jefferson Davis

9. Slavery

10. John Brown's Body

11. Lincoln's Problems

12. The Union Generals

13. The Confederate Generals

14. President Davis's Problems

15. Choosing Sides

16. The Soldiers

17. Willie and Tad

18. General McClellan's Campaign

19. War at Sea

20. Emancipation Means Freedom

21. Determined Soldiers

22. Marching Soldiers p. 95 Vicksburg

23. Awesome Fighting p. 93 Gettysburg

24. Lee the Fox


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25. Speeches at Gettysburg

26. More Battles - Will It Ever End?

27. The Second Inaugural

28. Closing In on the End p. 97 The American Civil War

29. Mr. McLean's Parlor

30. A Play at Ford's Theatre

31. After Words




A History of USVol 7, Reconstructing America1865 - 1890


1. Reconstruction Means Rebuilding p. 99 Reconstruction

2. Who Was Andrew Johnson?

3. Presidential Reconstruction

4. Slavery and States' Rights

5. Congressional Reconstruction

6. Thaddeus Stevens: Radical

7. Impeaching a President

8. Welcome to Meeting Street

9. A Southern Girl's Diary

10. A Failed Revolution

11. Meanwhile, Out West

12. Riding the Trail

13. Rails Across the Country

14. Taking the Train

15. Fencing the Homestead

16. Reaping a Harvest

17. The Trail Ends on a Reservation p. 101 Battle of Little Bighorn

18. The People of the Pierced Noses

19. A Villain, a Dreamer, a Cartoonist

20. Phineas Taylor Barnum

21. Huck, Tom, and Friends

22. Immigrants Speak p. 105 Major Centers of Immigration

23. More About Immigrants

24. The Strange Case of the Chinese Laundry


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25. Going to Court

26. Tea in Wyoming

27. Are You a Citizen If You Can't Vote? p. 103 Jim Crow Laws and Women's Right to Vote

28. Mary in the Promised Land

29. One Hundred Candles

30. How Were Things in 1876?

31. The Wizard of Electricity

32. Jim Crow - What a Fool! p. 103 Jim Crow Laws and Women's Right to Vote

33. Ida B. Wells

34. Lynching Means Killing by a Mob

35. A Man and His Times

36. A Man Ahead of His Times

37. End Words




A History of USVol 8, An Age of Extremes1880 - 1917


1. Carnegie

2. A Bookkeeper Named Rockefeller

3. Mr. Storyteller

4. Powerful Pierpont

5. Monopoly - Not Always a Game

6. Builders and Dreamers

7. Lady L

8. Presidents Again

9. The People's Party

10. Making Money

11. Hard Times

12. Gold and Silver

13. A Cross of Gold

14. Some Bad Ideas

15. Producing Goods

16. Harvest at Haymarket

17. Workers, Labor (and a Triangle)

18. Rolling the Leaf in Florida

19. Catching The Day

20. Telling It Like It Is

21. Bread and Roses, Too

22. The Fourth Estate

23. Ida, Sam, and the Muckrakers

24. A Boon to the Writer


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25. In Wilderness Is Preservation

26. The Gilded Age Turns Progressive

27. Teedie

28. From Dude to Cowboy

29. The Spanish-American War

30. Aloha Oe

31. Teddy Bear President

32. Jane Addams, Reformer

33. Henry Ford

34. The Birdmen p. 109 Famous Early Flights

35. William Howard Taft

36. A Schoolteacher President

37. War p. 107 World War I




A History of USVol 9, War, Peace, and All That Jaz1918 - 1945


1. War's End

2. Fourteen Points

3. Another Kind of War

4. The Prohibition Amendment

5. Mom, Did You Vote?

6. Red Scare

7. Soft-Hearted Harding

8. Silent Cal and the Roaring Twenties

9. Everyone's Hero

10. Only the Ball Was White

11. American Music

12. Hubba, Hubba, Hubba!

13. Space's Pioneer

14. The Lone Eagle p. 109 Famous Early Flights

15. The Prosperity Balloon

16. Getting Rich Quickly

17. Down and Out p. 111 The Great Depression

18. Economic Disaster

19. A Boy Who Loved History

20. How About This?

21. A Lonely Little Girl

22. First Lady of the World

23. Handicap or Character Builder?

24. Candidate Roosevelt


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25. President Roosevelt

26. Twentieth-Century Monsters

27. A Final Solution

28. War and the Scientists

29. Fighting Wolves

30. Pearl Harbor p 115 The Bombing of Pearl Harbor

31. Taking Sides

32. World War

33. A Two-Front War p. 117 War in the South Pacific

34. Forgetting the Constitution

35. A Hot Island

36. Axing the Axis

37. Going for D-Day p. 113 World War II

38. A Wartime Diary

39. April in Georgia

40. President HST

41. A Final Journey

42. Day by Day

43. A Little Boy

44. Peace

45. Picturing History




A History of USVol 10, All The People1945 - 2001


1. The Making of a President

2. A Major Leaguer

3. A (Very Short) History of Russia

4. A Curtain of Iron

5. The Marshall Plan

6. A "Lost" Election

7. Spies p. 119 The Cold War

8. Tail Gunner Joe

9. Liking Ike p. 121 The Korean War

10. Houses, Kids, Cars, and Fast Food

11. French Indochina

12. Separate but Unequal

13. Linda Brown - and Others

14. MLKs, Senior and Junior

15. Rosa Parks Was Tired

16. Three Boys and Six Girls

17. Passing the Torch

18. Being President Isn't Easy

19. Some Brave Children Meet a Roaring Bull

20. Standing With Lincoln

21. The President's Number

22. LBJ

23. The Biggest Vote in History

24. Salt and Pepper the Kids


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25. A King Gets a Prize and Goes to Jail

26. From Selma to Montgomery

27. War in Southeast Asia p. 123 The Vietnam War

28. Lyndon in Trouble

29. Friedan, Schlafly, and Friends

30. As Important As the Cotton Gin

31. Picking and Picketing

32. "These Are the Times That Try Men's Souls"

33. Up to the Mountain

34. A New Kind of Power

35. The Counterculture Rocks

36. Nixon: Vietnam, China, and Watergate p. 125 Wars in Asia

37. A Congressman and a Peanut Farmer

38. Taking a Leading Role

39. Living on the Edge

40. The End of the Cold War p. 127 The Gulf War

41. A Quilt, Not a Blanket

42. Is It Me or We?

43. The Land That Never Has Been Yet

44. A Boy from Hope

45. Politics and Values

46. Electing the 21st Century's First President

47. Of Colleges and Courts

48. Big Ideas

49. Catastrophe, War, and a New Century p. 129 Attack on the United States

50. New York and the American Way p. 131 Afghanistan

51. The Best in US (and Some Civics)

52. Religious Freedom: It's Freedom to Think For Yourself


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