H 1PEARSON Middle School Social Studies — American History

Pearson American History ©2016

PEARSON’s NEW Social Studies Program for the Middle GradesPearson’s new social studies program was created in collaboration with educators, social studies experts, and students. The program is based on Pearson’s Mastery System. The System uses tested best practices, content expectations, technology, and a four-part framework—Connect, Investigate, Synthesize, and Demonstrate—to prepare students to be college- and career-ready.

The program is designed to unlock the exciting story of our nation’s history with engaging stories, activities, and opportunities for drawing connections from the content to students’ own lives, expanding their understanding of American history and why it remains important today. The program is available in print, digital, and blended options.

James West Davidson, Michael B. Stoff

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• Demonstrate Students demonstrate their understanding through a variety of authentic, formative, and summative assessments and retention of learning.

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Student MaterialsStudents can learn content by reading narrative text online, using any devise including a smart phone, or in a printed Student Edition.

Interactive features enhance learning and reach different students through content that expands the text. Features include charts, primary source image galleries, cartoons, 3-D models, illustrations, timelines, and simulations.

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• World History

• United States History

• Economics

• Magruder’s American Government

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Student MaterialsPrint Student Edition plus Digital Courseware License 1-year license 6-year license

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American History Survey

Topic 1: The Early Americas and European Exploration (Prehistory–1550)

Topic 2: European Colonization of North America (1500–1750)

Topic 3: The Revolutionary Era (1750–1783)Topic 4: A Constitution for the United States

(1776–Present)Topic 5: The Early Republic (1789–1825)Topic 6: The Age of Jackson and Westward

Expansion (1824–1860)Topic 7: Society and Culture Before the Civil War

(1820–1860)Topic 8: Sectionalism and Civil War (1820–1865)Topic 9: The Reconstruction Era (1865–1877)Topic 10: Industrial and Economic Growth

(1865–1914)Topic 11: The Progressive Era (1865–1920) Topic 12: Imperialism and World War I (1853–1919) Topic 13: Prosperity and Depression (1919–1939) Topic 14: World War II (1935–1945) Topic 15: Postwar America (1945–1975) Topic 16: A Global Superpower Facing Change

(1975–2000) Topic 17: Meeting New Challenges (2001–Present)

American History Split Topic ListAmerican History: Beginning to 1877

Topic 1: The Early Americas and European Exploration (Prehistory–1550)

Topic 2: European Colonization of North America (1500–1750)

Topic 3: The Revolutionary Era (1750–1783)Topic 4: A Constitution for the United States

(1776–Present)Topic 5: The Early Republic (1789–1825)Topic 6: The Age of Jackson and Westward

Expansion (1824–1860)Topic 7: Society and Culture Before the Civil War

(1820–1860)Topic 8: Sectionalism and Civil War (1820–1865)Topic 9: The Reconstruction Era (1865–1877)

* Available for PC, Mac®, iPad™, and Android™ tablets with Android 0S.31 or greater.** Digital Ancillaries are the same for Survey Edition and Beginnings to 1877.