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Topics, themes and concepts that change over time
1) American expansion and the westward movement - Within existing borders
Start of French Indian War
2) American foreign policy
a) Isolationism
b) America becomes world power
c) Cold war conflicts and events
d) America – The remaining super power
3) American literature that promoted political, economic, and social change or in some other way had a profound effect on the nation
George Mason’s Bill of Rights is drafted
Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense” is published
4) American settlers and their relationship with Native Americans and their encroachment on Native American territory
Bacon’s Rebellion
Proclamation of 1763 is signed by the King
5) Bill of rights and other 17 amendments and reasons for their addition to the constitution
John Peter Zenger is arrested
6) Creation of American holidays & construction of American landmarks
7) Development of sports in America & significant accomplishments or events in......

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