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Year 3: The 19th Century

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Tapestry Year 3 covers the history of the world during the 1800's. In addition to a review of the Constitution, Jeffersonian Democracy, the Federalist Era, the Monroe Doctrine and more are covered. Studies of Europe include the French Revolution, European Imperialism, and Victorian England.

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Contents

Unit 1: Napoleon's World

1. When John Adams Was President
2. Napoleon: The Man and His Career
3. Early Industrial Revolution
4. Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase
5. Jefferson and the Supreme Court
6. Madison and the War of 1812
7. Reshaping Europe and South America
8. South America in Transition
9. Monroe and the American Hemisphere

Unit 2: The Age of Industry & Expansion

10. John Quincy Adams and Political Realignments
11. Jacksonian Democracy
12. Revolutions in Texas & Europe
13. Victorian England
14. Victorians at Home and Abroad
15. Manifest Destiny
16. Sea to Shining Sea
17. The Oregon Trail
18. 1848: Gold Dust & Gunpowder

Unit 3: Nations Uniting & Dividing

19. Westerners in Asia
20. Franklin Pierce & the Crimean War
21. America Divides & Italy Unites
22. Lincoln and the Start of the Civil War
23. Decisive Years of the Civil War
24. Closing Years of the Civil War
25. Andrew Johnson vs. Radical Reconstruction
26. Ulysses Grant & the Plains Indians Wars
27. Technological Progress & the Unification of Germany

Unit 4: The Gilded Age

28. Introducing Africa and Reforming Empires
29. The Scramble for Empire
30. Imperialism and Culture
31. Waves of Immigrants
32. Captains of Industry
33. Labor Issues and the New South
34. Farmers, Populists, Gold Strikes and Gold Standards
35. Powerful Men and Inspiring Women
36. The Balkan Problem & American Imperialism