Grade level: 9-12 – High School

Transitioning From Isolationist Policies to Involvement in WWI
Great Depression – Causes and Effects
Movements Such As Harlem Renaissance, African-American Migration, Women’s Suffrage, and Prohibition
Improved Standard of Living and Other Factors Resulted in Social and Cultural Changes and Tensions
Racial Intolerance, Anti-immigrant Attitudes, and the Red Scare Contributed to Social Unrest After World War I
Isolationism After World War I
United States Emerges As a World Power
Progressive Policies Tried to Address Problems Associated With Industrial Capitalism, Urbanization, and Political Corruption
Institutionalized Discrimination After Reconstruction
Continued Settlement and the Impact on Native Americans