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US Domestic and Foreign Affairs from 1945-1980s REVIEW US Domestic and Foreign Affairs from 1945-1980s 20 Minutes- brainstorm, research and include details when possible

US Foreign Affairs from 1945-1980s REVIEW US Foreign Affairs from 1945-1980s 15 Minutes- brainstorm, research and include details when possible

The Post Cold War Era 1980-2011 REVIEW **20 Minutes- brainstorm, research and include details when possible

Causes of the American Revolution REVIEW Causes of the American Revolution Each person creates a web diagram Include at least 2 supporting pieces of evidence for each main idea 20 Minutes- brainstorm, research and include details

Creating the Constitution REVIEW Creating the Constitution Each person creates a web diagram Include at least 2 supporting pieces of evidence for each main idea 20 Minutes- brainstorm, research and include details

REVIEW The New Nation 1789-1800 Each person creates a web diagram Include at least 2 supporting pieces of evidence for each main idea 20 Minutes- brainstorm, research and include details

US Foreign Affairs 1812-1850s REVIEW Each person creates a web diagram Include at least 2 supporting pieces of evidence for each main idea 20 Minutes- brainstorm, research and include details

Jacksonian Democracy and the Age of Reform REVIEW Jacksonian Democracy and the Age of Reform 1820s-1850s Each person creates a web diagram Include at least 2 supporting pieces of evidence for each main idea 20 Minutes- brainstorm, research and include details