United States History I: To 1877

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Contents

1. 1. Worlds in Motion: The Americas, West Africa and Europe Before 1492 (finished)
2. 2. Contact and Conquest: The Atlantic World, 1492–1590 (finished)
3. 3. Footholds: Spanish, French, Dutch and English Colonies, 1565–1660 (finished)
4. 4. Colonies in Conflict: War, Rebellion and the Hardening of Slavery, 1660–1720 (finished)
5. 5. An Atlantic Society: Economy, Slavery and Faith in British America, 1700–1754 (finished)
6. 6. Empire and Resistance: From the Seven Years' War to Independence, 1754–1776 (finished)
7. 7. The War for Independence, 1775–1783
8. 8. Creating a Republic: Confederation, Constitution and Rights, 1776–1791
9. 9. The Early Republic: Parties, Power and Expansion, 1789–1815
10. 10. Markets and Nation: The Market Revolution and Sectional Strain, 1815–1840
11. 11. Democracy and Removal in the Age of Jackson, 1824–1840
12. 12. Faith and Reform: Awakening, Abolition and Women's Rights, 1800–1860
13. 13. Slavery and Freedom in the Cotton South, 1800–1860
14. 14. Expansion and War: Texas, Oregon, Mexico and the Gold Rush, 1820–1853
15. 15. The Sectional Crisis, 1846–1861
16. 16. The Civil War, 1861–1865
17. 17. Reconstruction, 1863–1877

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