The U.S. History section contains seven units based on the New York State curriculum requirements.
Each section has its own sub-page.
The Seven Units are:
Unit One - Geography and the Development of the United States
Unit Two - Constitutional Foundations for the United States Democratic Republic
Unit Three - Industrialization and the United States
Unit Four - The Progressive Movement: Responses and Challenges brought about by Industrialization and Urbanization
Unit Five - At Home and Abroad: Prosperity and Depression, 1917 to 1940
Unit Six - The United States in the Age of Global Crisis: Responsibility and Cooperation
Unit Seven - The World in Uncertain Times: 1950 to the Present
Wherever possible, I have added both local Long Island and New York history.
New York State Regents Review Short Documentary Movies
This link goes to two pages of short films that are on Learner.org in the America's History in the Making section.
They are an excellent review for the examination.
Each movie is under 30 minutes and explains in detail the events that took place during the nation's history and development.
Please note: This website does NOT include every lesson according to the state standards.
In each of the sub-sections, any item in brown opens to another document or handout.
Each section has its own sub-page.
The Seven Units are:
Unit One - Geography and the Development of the United States
Unit Two - Constitutional Foundations for the United States Democratic Republic
Unit Three - Industrialization and the United States
Unit Four - The Progressive Movement: Responses and Challenges brought about by Industrialization and Urbanization
Unit Five - At Home and Abroad: Prosperity and Depression, 1917 to 1940
Unit Six - The United States in the Age of Global Crisis: Responsibility and Cooperation
Unit Seven - The World in Uncertain Times: 1950 to the Present
Wherever possible, I have added both local Long Island and New York history.
New York State Regents Review Short Documentary Movies
This link goes to two pages of short films that are on Learner.org in the America's History in the Making section.
They are an excellent review for the examination.
Each movie is under 30 minutes and explains in detail the events that took place during the nation's history and development.
Please note: This website does NOT include every lesson according to the state standards.
In each of the sub-sections, any item in brown opens to another document or handout.
U.S. History & Government Opening Day
Before you go any further, let's see what you know?
The following link is a short America Quiz.
Test your knowledge by taking this short test.
Before you go to each unit a strong suggestion is that you open, download or copy
the following documents which will help you throughout the school year.
Regents textbook: The American Vision - Chapter Summary
Map of the fifty United States
Physical and Climatic Map of the United States
Regions of the United States (map quiz)
Turning Points in American History
List of U.S. Presidents 1
List of U.S. Presidents 2
List of U.S. Presidents 3
Summaries of Key Supreme Court Cases of the United States
Before you go any further, let's see what you know?
The following link is a short America Quiz.
Test your knowledge by taking this short test.
Before you go to each unit a strong suggestion is that you open, download or copy
the following documents which will help you throughout the school year.
Regents textbook: The American Vision - Chapter Summary
Map of the fifty United States
Physical and Climatic Map of the United States
Regions of the United States (map quiz)
Turning Points in American History
List of U.S. Presidents 1
List of U.S. Presidents 2
List of U.S. Presidents 3
Summaries of Key Supreme Court Cases of the United States
Special Lessons
September 11th presentation
Veterans Day (November 11th) Presentation
Constitution Day, September 17th.
Watch the video below.
September 11th presentation
Veterans Day (November 11th) Presentation
Constitution Day, September 17th.
Watch the video below.