History Hub

U.S. History

A growing catalog of American history lessons organized by era and topic. Each collection will contain interactive Mini Labs, Full Lessons, Source Labs, Inquiry Labs, and Skill Labs.

Era / TopicLesson TypeGrade / Learner Level
MINI LABFULL LESSONSOURCE LABINQUIRY LABSKILL LAB
Featured working lesson

The Great Migration: Why Did Millions Move?

Use the master lesson engine in a working Black History / U.S. History Inquiry Lab.

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INQUIRY LAB

Why Did the Colonies Rebel?

Causes of the American Revolution through competing evidence.

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Can Power Control Power?

Constitutional structure, separation of powers, and checks.

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This is the master collection page. As lessons are migrated, each collection below will fill with individual lesson cards rather than making the footer or homepage carry hundreds of lesson links.
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Indigenous America & Early Encounters

Native societies, geography, exchange, contact, and early encounters.

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Colonization & Early America

Settlement, labor systems, regional development, conflict, and colonial society.

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Revolution & Independence

Causes, ideas, war, independence, and the revolutionary era.

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Constitution & Early Republic

Government, federalism, political parties, expansion, and the early republic.

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Expansion, Reform & Sectional Conflict

Westward expansion, reform movements, slavery, and sectional tensions.

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Civil War & Reconstruction

Secession, war, emancipation, Reconstruction, citizenship, and contested freedom.

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Industrialization, Immigration & Urban America

Industry, labor, migration, immigration, cities, and the Gilded Age.

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Progressive Era & American Power

Reform, imperialism, World War I, and changes in politics and society.

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Depression, New Deal & World War II

Economic crisis, federal response, global war, and home-front change.

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Civil Rights & Cold War America

The Cold War, social movements, civil rights, and postwar transformation.

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Modern United States

Vietnam, political realignment, technology, globalization, and contemporary America.

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Civic Life & Historical Skills

Constitutional connections, source analysis, chronology, argument, and evidence.

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