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U.S. History Sourcebook - Basic

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U.S. History Sourcebook - Basic

Publisher: CK-12 Foundation
Number of pages: 148

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Contents: Basic - Introduction; Colonial America; The Early Republic; Manifest Destiny and the Slavery Question; A Nation Divided: The American Civil War and Reconstruction; The Gilded Age and the Rise of American Power; The Progressive Era; World War I.

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