| 1. Geography, History, and the Social Sciences (Prehistory–Present) |
11. The Nation Grows and Prospers (1790–1825) |
| 2. Before the First Global Age (Prehistory–1600) |
12. The Jacksonian Era (1824–1840) |
| 3. Exploration and Colonization (1492–1675) |
13. Westward Expansion (1820–1860) |
| 4.The Thirteen English Colonies (1630–1750) |
14. North and South (1820–1860) |
| 5. Crisis in the Colonies (1745–1775) |
15. Reform and a New American Culture (1820–1860) |
| 6. The American Revolution (1775–1783) |
16. Slavery Divides the Nation (1820–1861) |
| 7. Creating a Republic (1776–1790) |
17. The Civil War (1861–1865) |
| 8. Government, Citizenship, and the Constitution (1787–Present) |
18. Reconstruction and the Changing South (1863–1896) |
| 9. Launching the New Government (1789–1800) |
19. The United States Since 1865 (1865–Present) |
| 10. The Age of Jefferson (1801–1816) |