Unit
2: From Making a Revolution to Making
a Nation -1763 to 1830s
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What’s in Unit 2?
This period covers
the transformations:
- From British colonies to revolution
- From revolution to creation of a new
republic and its first fragile beginnings
- From
the new republic to a nation that was both united in nationalism and
splintering into sectionalism
What Are the Periods Covered within Unit 2?
You cover within this
Unit’s three periods:
- Path to Revolution and War
- A New
Government of Small-r republicanism; The Federalist Republic
- Essential
Transformations: What Changed from 1800 to 1840
Organization of Unit 1, Unit 2, and Unit 3 (ALL organized in the same
way)
Using the Units, you know at the beginning of the Unit ALL possible essay questions and ALL possible objective questions
for the exam that ends
the Unit.
Top of each Unit:
- A link to an overview (like this one)
- A link to all possible essay questions for the Unit exam
Middle of each Unit:
- 3 folders, each with content for about
one-third of the time period covered by the Unit and each with
Bottom of the Unit:
- A folder containing videos for the Unit
- A folder containing the two parts of
the exam that end each Unit
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Organization of Each Folder in a Unit
Top of with content to help you:
- A link to all possible objective questions for this content
- A link to resources and references to
help save you time with this content
- If applicable to the content, other
resources such as maps
Bottom with work
you do:
- The versions of the Reading Quiz for
this content
- One so you can check your knowledge before you read–and get full
extra credit of 3 points whether you miss none or all of the questions.
- One so you can test yourself as many
times as you wish
- One so you can earn the 10 points for
the quiz and confirm that you have learned the basic facts
- The Video assignment for the content
The only work
outside of the Unit are the optional, extra credit Study Groups to help you
read efficiently.
You find the Study Groups by
clicking on Discussions (on the Course Menu on the left).
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Copyright C. J. Bibus,
Ed.D. 2003-2013
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