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Launching the New Republic

In "Unit 4: Launching the New Republic", we'll explore a variety of issues surrounding the newly formed United States, ranging from the fierce political rivalry of Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton and the Presidency of Andrew Jackson, to the tragic forced removal of Native Americans from their traditional lands. 
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Unit Calendar - Periods 1 - 4
Study Guide


​Demonstration of Learning​
  1. A Competing Vision of the Future
  2. Tecumseh Blackout Poem
  3. Hero or Villain? Andrew Jackson​​
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History Alive - Unit 4 (pg 201 - 273)

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Learning Activities

Geography of the U.S. in 1838 
Political Developments in the Early Republic
A Growing Sense of Nationhood
Andrew Jackson and American Democracy


Geography of the U.S. in 1838 
Political Developments in the Early Republic
Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation
The Age of Jackson
Trail of Tears: Reflective Walk
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