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            U.S. History Fundamentals

            1 book, 5 articles, 6 videos

            A Readocracy
            Foundations Collection

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            Credits available for History

            1 book, 5 articles, 6 videos

            11h

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            i.e. 3 weeks if committing 1h/day

            Key resources, primarily for a high school students audience, covering all phases of US history to date:
            Pre-Columbian and Colonial Era (before 1607 - 1776)
            Revolutionary Era (1776 - 1789)
            Early Republic and Expansion (1789 - 1861)
            Civil War and Reconstruction (1861 - 1877)
            Industrialization and the Gilded Age (1877 - 1900)
            20th Century and Modern Era (1900 - present)

            4 Overall Resources

            A Readocracy
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            U.S. History Fundamentals

            1 book, 5 articles, 6 videos

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            A Readocracy
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            Credits available for History

            1 book, 5 articles, 6 videos

            11h

            Estimated Time to achieve credential requirements

            i.e. 3 weeks if committing 1h/day

            About this collection Key resources, primarily for a high school students audience, covering all phases of US history to date: Pre-Columbian and Colonial Era (before 1607 - 1776) Revolutionary Era (1776 - 1789) Early Republic and Expansion (1789 - 1861) Civil War and Reconstruction (1861 - 1877) Industrialization and the Gilded Age (1877 - 1900) 20th Century and Modern Era (1900 - present)

            4 Overall Resources

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