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  6. Supreme Court Document Based Questions
  7. Liberty and Security in Modern Times
  8. Religious Liberty: An American Experiment
  9. Congress and the Constitution
  10. Immigration and Citizenship
  11. Gilded Age and Progressive Era
  12. Votes for Women

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Engaging narratives from across American History that allow your students to step into the past and meet the men and women, both well-known and forgotten, who have helped shape our history.

Gilded Age and Progressive Era

From 1876-1920, the United States went through a period of rapid technological, demographic, and political change. The Gilded Age and Progressive Era curriculum provides students an in-depth look at this formative period in United States history. Through primary-source-based activities and engaging narratives, students will be exposed to this fascinating period and analyze its numerous parallels to today.

 

The Gilded Age and the Progressive Era

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Building a New Economy

Lesson: The Rise of Big Business

Lesson: Workers in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Adapting to a New Society

Lesson: Farmers in the Gilded Age

Lesson: Immigration in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Lesson: African Americans in the Gilded Age

Lesson: Women in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

A New Role for America at Home and Abroad

Lesson: The Rise of Reform Politics

Lesson: The Rise of American Power in the World

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