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The Industrial Revolution and New Inventions in the U.S.
Examine how inventions like the cotton gin, steamboat, and telegraph transformed production and travel.
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Antebellum America: Expansion, Division, and the Road to Civil War
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Examine 19th-century American territorial and economic expansion, the growth of sectional divisions over slavery, and the political conflicts that led to the Civil War.
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