U.S. History (Class) Links

Helpful videos were compiled into playlists for each unit of study in U.S. History this year.

1st Semester:

L. 10: The Civil War

L. 11: Reconstruction

L. 12: The American West

L. 13-15: The Gilded Age

L. 16-18: The Progressive Era

L. 19-21: Imperialism

L. 22-25: The Great War

L. 26 & 27: Postwar Tensions

L. 28 & 29: The Roaring 20s

L. 30 & 31: The Great Depression

L. 32 & 33: FDR & The New Deal

L. 34-37: World War II

2nd Semester:

L. 38-40: The Cold War

L. 41, 42A, 42: Postwar America/Two Americas

L. 43-45: Civil Rights Movement

L. 46: Social Change

L. 47: JFK

L. 48: LBJ

L. 49: Counterculture

L. 50-52: Vietnam

L. 53: Nixon

L. 54: Gerald Ford

L. 54: Carter/1970s

L. 55: Reagan Era/1980s

L. 56: Ending the Cold War

L. 57: Into the 21st Century

L. 58: U.S. Foreign Policy

L. 58: 9/11

L. 59: Moving Forward

Best Place to Start for Helpful U.S. History Websites

A one-stop website with links to many of the top U.S. History websites. Look thorough the many organizations that have a website listed and look up what you are studying to understand what you are reading about and what we are learning about in the classroom.

Every little bit helps!!

Quizlet

Yet another great resource to quiz yourself on U.S. History topics when you study each chapter and for your final exams.

Use it to improve your study and retention skills to UNDERSTAND U.S. History!

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