IXL skill plan | The United States Through Industrialism plan for TCI History Alive!

1	Unit 1 Foundations of History
Lesson 1: Studying History Through Inquiry
Lesson 1: Studying History Through Inquiry


Lesson 2: Key Themes in History
Lesson 2: Key Themes in History

2	Unit 2 America Before and After Colonization
Lesson 3: Indigenous Peoples of North America		1. Pre-contact Native peoples: introduction
Lesson 3: Indigenous Peoples of North America
1. Pre-contact Native peoples: introduction

Lesson 4: European Colonization in the Americas		Portuguese and Spanish expeditions 1. Portuguese and Spanish expeditions: part I 2. Portuguese and Spanish expeditions: part II English and French expeditions 3. French and English expeditions: part I 4. French and English expeditions: part II The Columbian Exchange 5. The Columbian Exchange
Lesson 4: European Colonization in the Americas
Portuguese and Spanish expeditions 1. Portuguese and Spanish expeditions: part I 2. Portuguese and Spanish expeditions: part II English and French expeditions 3. French and English expeditions: part I 4. French and English expeditions: part II The Columbian Exchange 5. The Columbian Exchange

Lesson 5: Comparing the English Colonies		New England colonies 1. New England Colonies: founding and government 2. New England Colonies: economy and interactions with Native Americans Middle colonies 3. Middle Colonies: founding and government 4. Middle Colonies: economy and society Southern colonies 5. Southern Colonies: founding and government 6. Southern Colonies: economy and slavery
Lesson 5: Comparing the English Colonies
New England colonies 1. New England Colonies: founding and government 2. New England Colonies: economy and interactions with Native Americans Middle colonies 3. Middle Colonies: founding and government 4. Middle Colonies: economy and society Southern colonies 5. Southern Colonies: founding and government 6. Southern Colonies: economy and slavery

Lesson 6: Life in the Colonies		1. Life as a colonist
Lesson 6: Life in the Colonies
1. Life as a colonist

3	Unit 3 Revolution in the Colonies
Lesson 7: Toward Independence		1. Causes of the American Revolution: the French and Indian War 2. Causes of the American Revolution: politics and society 3. Causes of the American Revolution: introduction to mercantilism and the Navigation Acts 4. Causes of the American Revolution: new taxes and colonial response 5. Source analysis: the Boston Massacre
Lesson 7: Toward Independence
1. Causes of the American Revolution: the French and Indian War 2. Causes of the American Revolution: politics and society 3. Causes of the American Revolution: introduction to mercantilism and the Navigation Acts 4. Causes of the American Revolution: new taxes and colonial response 5. Source analysis: the Boston Massacre

Lesson 8: The Declaration of Independence		1. Source analysis: the Declaration of Independence
Lesson 8: The Declaration of Independence
1. Source analysis: the Declaration of Independence

Lesson 9: The American Revolution		1. The Revolutionary War: preparing for war 2. The Revolutionary War: struggle for independence 3. The Revolutionary War: turning the tide of war 4. The Revolutionary War: conclusion and aftermath
Lesson 9: The American Revolution
1. The Revolutionary War: preparing for war 2. The Revolutionary War: struggle for independence 3. The Revolutionary War: turning the tide of war 4. The Revolutionary War: conclusion and aftermath

4	Unit 4 Forming a New Nation
Lesson 10: Creating the Constitution		1. The Articles of Confederation 2. The Constitutional Convention
Lesson 10: Creating the Constitution
1. The Articles of Confederation 2. The Constitutional Convention

Lesson 11: The Constitution		Structure of the Constitution 1. The Constitution: structure and principles The three branches of government 2. The Legislative Branch 3. The Executive Branch 4. The Judicial Branch 5. Checks and balances Amendments 6. The Constitution: amendments
Lesson 11: The Constitution
Structure of the Constitution 1. The Constitution: structure and principles The three branches of government 2. The Legislative Branch 3. The Executive Branch 4. The Judicial Branch 5. Checks and balances Amendments 6. The Constitution: amendments

Lesson 12: The Bill of Rights		1. The Bill of Rights
Lesson 12: The Bill of Rights
1. The Bill of Rights

5	Unit 5 Launching the New Republic
Lesson 13: Political Developments in the Early Republic		1. Washington's presidency: part I 2. Washington's presidency: part II 3. The first party system: Federalists and Democratic-Republicans
Lesson 13: Political Developments in the Early Republic
1. Washington's presidency: part I 2. Washington's presidency: part II 3. The first party system: Federalists and Democratic-Republicans

Lesson 14: Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation		1. Washington's presidency: part I 2. Washington's presidency: part II
Lesson 14: Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation
1. Washington's presidency: part I 2. Washington's presidency: part II

Lesson 15: A Growing Sense of Nationhood
Lesson 15: A Growing Sense of Nationhood


Lesson 16: The Rise of Jacksonian Democracy		1. Jacksonian Democracy 2. Tariff, nullification, and bank war 3. Indian Removal and the Trail of Tears
Lesson 16: The Rise of Jacksonian Democracy
1. Jacksonian Democracy 2. Tariff, nullification, and bank war 3. Indian Removal and the Trail of Tears

6	Unit 6 An Expanding Nation
Lesson 17: Manifest Destiny and the Growing Nation		1. The Louisiana Purchase 2. Texas independence and annexation 3. The U.S.-Mexican War
Lesson 17: Manifest Destiny and the Growing Nation
1. The Louisiana Purchase 2. Texas independence and annexation 3. The U.S.-Mexican War

Lesson 18: Life in the West
Lesson 18: Life in the West


Lesson 19: Mexicano Contributions to the Southwest
Lesson 19: Mexicano Contributions to the Southwest

7	Unit 7 Americans in the Mid-1800s
Lesson 20: An Era of Reform		1. Antebellum reform movements 2. The abolitionists
Lesson 20: An Era of Reform
1. Antebellum reform movements 2. The abolitionists

Lesson 21: The Worlds of North and South		1. Industrial and Transportation Revolutions 2. Antebellum immigration 3. Comparing the North and the South
Lesson 21: The Worlds of North and South
1. Industrial and Transportation Revolutions 2. Antebellum immigration 3. Comparing the North and the South

Lesson 22: African Americans in the Mid-1800s		1. Slavery in the South
Lesson 22: African Americans in the Mid-1800s
1. Slavery in the South

8	Unit 8 The Union Challenged
Lesson 23: A Dividing Nation		1. Causes of the Civil War: Missouri Compromise to Bleeding Kansas 2. Causes of the Civil War: Dred Scott to secession
Lesson 23: A Dividing Nation
1. Causes of the Civil War: Missouri Compromise to Bleeding Kansas 2. Causes of the Civil War: Dred Scott to secession

Lesson 24: The Civil War		1. The Civil War: the beginning of the war 2. The Civil War: Bull Run to the Emancipation Proclamation 3. The Civil War: Gettysburg to the election of 1864 4. The Civil War: the conclusion of the war 5. Source analysis: the Gettysburg Address
Lesson 24: The Civil War
1. The Civil War: the beginning of the war 2. The Civil War: Bull Run to the Emancipation Proclamation 3. The Civil War: Gettysburg to the election of 1864 4. The Civil War: the conclusion of the war 5. Source analysis: the Gettysburg Address

Lesson 25: The Reconstruction Era		1. Radical Reconstruction 2. The end of Reconstruction and the rise of Jim Crow
Lesson 25: The Reconstruction Era
1. Radical Reconstruction 2. The end of Reconstruction and the rise of Jim Crow

9	Unit 9 Migration and Industry
Lesson 26: Tensions in the West
Lesson 26: Tensions in the West


Lesson 27: The Rise of Industry		1. Industrialization in the Gilded Age
Lesson 27: The Rise of Industry
1. Industrialization in the Gilded Age

Lesson 28: The Great Wave of Immigration		1. Cities in the Gilded Age
Lesson 28: The Great Wave of Immigration
1. Cities in the Gilded Age

10	Unit 10 A Modern Nation Emerges
Lesson 29: The Progressive Era
Lesson 29: The Progressive Era


Lesson 30: The United States Becomes a World Power		1. World War I: the road to war 2. World War I: the Great War
Lesson 30: The United States Becomes a World Power
1. World War I: the road to war 2. World War I: the Great War

Lesson 31: Linking Past to Present
Lesson 31: Linking Past to Present

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