Sage American History

Henry J. Sage | Aug 10, 2020

Sage American History is designed for use by undergraduate college, community college and high school teachers and students. These open educational resources may be used without charge by any academic institution or individual as long as copyrights are respected. Users should be aware that the course modules are not an objective text, but rather a detailed description of historic events as interpreted by a teaching historian who has been delivering classroom lectures for over 40 years.

Tags: urces/atlantic-world" title="Atlantic World"> title="North America"> title="United States"> title="Primary Sources"> title="Reading Lists"> title="Timelines"> title="African American"> title="Economic"> title="Environmental"> title="Labor"> title="Legal"> title="Maritime"> cience-and-technology" title="Medicine, Science, & Technology"> and-immigration" title="Migration & Immigration"> title="Military"> rican-and-indigenous" title="Native American"> ments-and-protests" title="Peace Movements & Protests"> title="Political"> title="Race & Ethnicity"> title="Religion"> title="Revolutions"> title="Slavery"> title="Social"> title="Sports"> title="State & Local"> er-and-sexuality" title="Women, Gender, & Sexuality"> title="1600-1800"> title="1800-1900"> title="1900-1945"> title="1945-Present">

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