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Settling the western hemisphere (1491-1607)
Colonial America (1607-1650)
British Empire in America: growth and conflict (1650-1750)
Resistance, rebellion, and revolution (1750-1775)
American Revolution and the new nation (1775-1787)
Establishment of new political systems (1787-1800)
Jeffersonian revolution (1800-1820)
Rise of manufacturing and the age of Jackson (1820-1845)
Union expanded and challenged (1835-1860)
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Union divided : the Civil War (1861-1865)
Era of Reconstruction (1865-1877)
Western expansion and its impact on the American character (1860-1895)
America transformed into the Industrial giant of the world (1870-1910)
Rise of the American imperialism (1890-1913)
Progressive Era (1895-1914)
United States and World War I (1914-1921)
Beginning of modern America: the 1920s
Great Depression and the New Deal (1929-1939)
World War II (1933-1945)
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Origins of the Cold War (1945-1960)
Prosperity and anxiety: the 1950s
American in an era of turmoil (1960-1975)
Decline and rebirth (1968-1988)
Prosperity and a new world order (1988-2000)
Threat of terrorism, increase of presidential power, and economic crisis (2001-2014)
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