US History / APUSH-1 / 1491
Native Societies Before European Contact
Compare Native societies across North America before sustained European contact.
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US History / APUSH-1 / 1492
The Columbian Exchange
Trace how crops, animals, pathogens, and labor systems transformed the Atlantic world.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-2 / 1607
Spanish, French, Dutch, and English Colonies
Compare labor, religion, trade, and Native diplomacy across colonial regions.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-2 / 1676
Atlantic Slavery and Colonial Resistance
Investigate how slavery, land conflict, and colonial politics hardened racial hierarchy.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-3 / 1763
French and Indian War to Imperial Crisis
Decide how empire, debt, taxation, and resistance pushed colonists toward revolution.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-3 / 1776
Declaration, Revolution, and Republican Ideals
Evaluate revolutionary arguments, military choices, and contradictions over liberty.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-3 / 1787
Constitution, Federalism, and the Early Republic
Build a constitutional settlement from confederation weakness, state interests, and rights debates.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-4 / 1825
Market Revolution and Reform
Connect transportation, industrial work, reform movements, and changing family economies.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-4 / 1830
Jacksonian Democracy and Indian Removal
Test the contradiction between expanded white male democracy and forced Native removal.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-4 / 1835
The Cotton Kingdom and Slavery's Expansion
Analyze how cotton, land, credit, and coercion expanded slavery across the South.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-5 / 1846
Manifest Destiny and the Mexican-American War
Decide how expansion, slavery, and national identity collided in western conquest.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-5 / 1854
Sectional Crisis and the Road to Civil War
Track how compromise failed over slavery, popular sovereignty, and political violence.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-5 / 1863
Civil War Strategy and Emancipation
Use military, political, and moral evidence to explain emancipation as a war aim.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-5 / 1868
Reconstruction, Rights, and Redemption
Weigh constitutional amendments, federal enforcement, Black political power, and white backlash.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-6 / 1886
Industrial Capital and Labor in the Gilded Age
Investigate trusts, railroads, immigration, labor conflict, and state power.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-7 / 1906
Progressive Reform and American Cities
Turn muckraking evidence into policy choices on labor, food safety, settlement houses, and democracy.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-7 / 1898
American Imperialism and the Spanish-American War
Debate empire, anti-imperialism, strategic power, and the status of Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-7 / 1917
World War I Home Front and Treaty Debate
Balance mobilization, civil liberties, wartime dissent, and the fight over the League of Nations.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-7 / 1925
1920s Consumer Culture and the Harlem Renaissance
Interpret modernism, migration, jazz, literature, consumer credit, and cultural backlash.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-7 / 1933
Great Depression and New Deal State
Use evidence from banks, farms, workers, and courts to decide how the federal state should respond.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-7 / 1945
Manhattan Project and the Atomic Age
From secret research to atomic warfare, weigh scientific urgency, military strategy, and ethics.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-7 / 1942
World War II Home Front, Internment, and Mobilization
Assess total war production, Japanese American incarceration, women workers, and Black freedom claims.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-8 / 1962
Cuban Missile Crisis
Navigate the nuclear standoff using evidence from reconnaissance, diplomacy, and military planning.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-8 / 1964
Civil Rights Movement and Federal Intervention
Connect grassroots organizing, court decisions, direct action, media, and federal law.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-8 / 1968
Vietnam War and Protest Politics
Evaluate escalation, credibility, antiwar protest, media evidence, and public trust.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-8 / 1969
Space Race and Moon Landing
Guide the space race from Cold War prestige to the Apollo 11 landing.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-8 / 1972
Great Society, Sunbelt, and Conservative Backlash
Explain welfare state expansion, rights movements, suburban politics, and the rise of conservatism.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-9 / 1984
Reagan Era and the Late Cold War
Assess tax policy, deregulation, social conservatism, defense spending, and Cold War diplomacy.
Launch Evidence RoomUS History / APUSH-9 / 2001
Globalization, 9/11, and the Twenty-First Century
Connect trade, immigration, terrorism, surveillance, war, and political polarization.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-1 / 1200
Song China and the Global Tapestry
Investigate bureaucracy, commercialization, Champa rice, urbanization, and Confucian governance.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-1 / 1258
Dar al-Islam and Knowledge Networks
Follow political fragmentation, trade, scholarship, and cultural exchange across Islamic states.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-1 / 1300
South and Southeast Asian States
Compare Hindu, Buddhist, and Islamic influences in states tied to Indian Ocean trade.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-2 / 1241
Mongol Empire and Eurasian Connectivity
Track conquest, trade protection, disease movement, and cultural exchange under Mongol rule.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-2 / 1300
Silk Roads: Commerce, Credit, and Culture
Use caravan, city, and traveler evidence to explain overland exchange.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-2 / 1400
Indian Ocean Trade and Swahili City-States
Sail monsoon routes linking East Africa, Arabia, India, Southeast Asia, and China.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-2 / 1324
Trans-Saharan Trade and West African Empires
Follow gold, salt, Islam, and scholarship through Mali and the Sahara.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-3 / 1550
Land-Based Empires: Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Power
Compare gunpowder states, religious policy, taxation, and elite administration.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-3 / 1689
Qing and Russian Imperial Expansion
Map frontier expansion, tribute, forced labor, and diplomacy in Eurasian empires.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-4 / 1492
Maritime Exploration and the Americas
Analyze how voyages, conquest, disease, and extraction transformed the Atlantic world.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-4 / 1700
Transatlantic Slave Trade
Investigate forced migration, plantation economies, resistance, and demographic transformation.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-5 / 1789
French Revolution and Revolutionary Ideology
Test how Enlightenment ideas, fiscal crisis, and social inequality produced revolution.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-5 / 1791
Haitian and Latin American Revolutions
Compare anticolonial, anti-slavery, and creole independence movements in the Atlantic world.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-5 / 1800
Industrial Revolution in Britain and Beyond
Model how coal, textile production, labor, capital, and empire created industrialization.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-6 / 1884
Imperialism in Africa and Asia
Use Berlin Conference maps, resistance accounts, and economic data to explain new imperialism.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-6 / 1868
Meiji Restoration and Japanese Modernization
Decide how Japan responds to Western pressure through state-led industrial and military reform.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-7 / 1919
Treaty of Versailles and the Postwar Order
Negotiate reparations, self-determination, mandates, and security after World War I.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-7 / 1917
Russian Revolution and Soviet State Building
Trace war pressure, class conflict, Bolshevik strategy, civil war, and planned economy.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-7 / 1933
Interwar Fascism and Mass Politics
Investigate depression, nationalism, propaganda, and authoritarian movements in interwar societies.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-7 / 1942
World War II as Global Conflict
Map total war, genocide, occupation, resistance, and alliance strategy across theaters.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-8 / 1947
Indian Independence and Partition
Balance nonviolent resistance, imperial weakness, religious nationalism, and partition violence.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-8 / 1949
Chinese Revolution and Maoist China
Track civil war, land reform, revolution, collectivization, and Cold War alignment.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-8 / 1960
African Decolonization and Nation Building
Compare negotiated independence, armed struggle, Cold War pressure, and postcolonial state building.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-8 / 1968
Cold War Proxy Wars
Analyze Korea, Vietnam, Angola, and Afghanistan as conflicts shaped by local causes and superpower rivalry.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-8 / 1989
Fall of the Berlin Wall and Eastern Europe
Guide a transition from authoritarian rule to open borders without state violence.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-8 / 1991
Fall of the Soviet Union
Navigate reform, nationalism, coup politics, and nuclear security as a superpower dissolves.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-9 / 1995
Globalization, Trade, and Institutions
Evaluate global supply chains, WTO politics, labor, consumer choice, and inequality.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-9 / 2020
COVID-19 and Global Interdependence
Model public health, vaccine science, misinformation, supply chains, and unequal global risk.
Launch Evidence RoomWorld History / APWH-9 / 2011
Arab Spring and Digital-Age Protest
Investigate protest, social media, state repression, democratic transition, and civil conflict.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-1 / 1400
African Kingdoms and Knowledge Systems
Explore African states, trade, scholarship, arts, and governance before the Atlantic slave trade.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-2 / 1700
Middle Passage and the Making of the African Diaspora
Use ship records, narratives, and maps to understand forced migration and survival.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-2 / 1739
Maroon Communities and Resistance
Compare flight, rebellion, negotiation, and cultural survival in maroon societies.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-2 / 1777
Black Petitions in the Revolutionary Era
Read Black freedom petitions against revolutionary claims of liberty.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-2 / 1791
Haitian Revolution and Black Freedom
Investigate the only successful slave revolt that created an independent nation.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-2 / 1845
Abolition and Black Leadership
Analyze speeches, narratives, newspapers, and organizing by Black abolitionists.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-2 / 1863
Emancipation and Black Soldiers
Connect self-emancipation, federal policy, and Black military service in the Civil War.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-3 / 1870
Reconstruction and Black Political Power
Follow Black officeholding, schools, churches, constitutional change, and white supremacist violence.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-3 / 1896
Jim Crow, Disfranchisement, and Racial Violence
Use court cases, voting data, and anti-lynching evidence to understand racial apartheid.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-3 / 1900
Black Education and HBCUs
Compare educational visions, institution building, and debates over industrial and liberal education.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-3 / 1916
Great Migration and Urban Black Life
Trace migration decisions, labor markets, racial violence, housing, and community formation.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-3 / 1925
Harlem Renaissance and Cultural Authority
Curate poetry, visual art, music, patronage, and debates over representation.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-4 / 1942
Double V Campaign and World War II
Connect wartime service, industrial work, civil rights organizing, and claims against fascism and racism.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-4 / 1955
Montgomery, Direct Action, and Civil Rights Strategy
Simulate boycott logistics, grassroots leadership, legal strategy, and media pressure.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-4 / 1966
Black Power and Movement Debate
Compare self-defense, community control, electoral politics, and nonviolent direct action.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-4 / 1977
Black Feminism and Intersectionality
Analyze how Black feminists challenged race-only and gender-only frameworks.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-4 / 1988
Hip-Hop and Cultural Politics
Read music, sampling, space, policing, and youth expression as historical evidence.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-4 / 1994
Mass Incarceration and Policy Debate
Use sentencing data, policy texts, and community testimony to debate punishment and safety.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-4 / 2000
Afrofuturism, Technology, and Imagination
Explore how artists and thinkers use speculative futures to reinterpret history and possibility.
Launch Evidence RoomAfrican American Studies / APAAS-4 / 2021
Reparations, Memory, and Public Policy
Evaluate evidence for repair through slavery, segregation, housing, wealth, and public memory.
Launch Evidence RoomGlobal History / GLOBAL / 476 AD
Fall of the Western Roman Empire
A legacy global-history mission about institutions surviving after imperial collapse.
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