Days Topic(s) Pages Support Materials Bible Integration (Main Activity) 68 Chapter 10 Test Chapter 11: Changing American Life 69–70 Improving Transportation and 207–14 Activity 1: “The The Age of Communication Invention 71–72 Developing Industry, 215–22 Activity 3: American Understanding Agriculture, and Sea Trade Inventions Why People Accepted Their Wages 73 Reforming America 222–28 Activity 5: Chapter Review 74 Chapter 11 Review 75 Chapter 11 Test Chapter 12: Westward Expansion 76 Moving Westward 231–34 Activity 1: Trails to the Reasons for Going West West 77 Acquiring Texas 234–37 Activity 2: Map Study: “Remember the Manifest Destiny Alamo!” 78 Settling Oregon, Utah, and 238–41 Activity 3: Oregon Trail California Diary 79 Fighting for the Southwest 241–45 Thoreau’s “Civil Disobedience” 80–81 Increasing Sectional Rivalry 245–46 Activity 4: Chapter Review 82 Chapter 12 Review 83 Chapter 12 Test Chapter 13: Storm Clouds over the Nation 84 Differences Between the 251–54 Activity 1: Who Has the Differences North and the South Greater Authority? Between the North and the South 85 Slavery in Antebellum America 254–62 Activity 3: Frederick Charles Hodge; Douglass’s Escape from African Americans, Slavery the Bible, and Slavery; The Church and the Slave 86 The Slavery Issue Intensifies 262–66 Activity 4: Differing Viewpoints: The Episode 87 The Election of 1860 and 266–69 Research the Candidates The Secession of Secession the Southern States 88 Fort Sumter and War 270–73 Activity 5: Account of the Shared Core Firing on Fort Sumter Values 89 Chapter 13 Review 90 Chapter 13 Test Chapter 14: The States at War
Days Topic(s) Pages Support Materials (Main Activity) Bible Integration 68 Chapter 10 Test Chapter 11: Changing American Life 69–70 Improving Transportation and Communication 207–14 Activity 1: “The The Age of Invention 71–72 Developing Industry, Agriculture, and Sea Trade 215–22 Activity 3: American Inventions Understanding Why People Accepted Their Wages 73 Reforming America 222–28 Activity 5: Chapter Review 74 Chapter 11 Review 75 Chapter 11 Test Chapter 12: Westward Expansion 76 Moving Westward 231–34 Activity 1: Trails to the West Reasons for Going West 77 Acquiring Texas 234–37 Activity 2: Map Study: Manifest Destiny “Remember the Alamo!” 78 Settling Oregon, Utah, and California 238–41 Activity 3: Oregon Trail Diary 79 Fighting for the Southwest 241–45 Thoreau’s “Civil Disobedience” 80–81 Increasing Sectional Rivalry 245–46 Activity 4: Chapter Review 82 Chapter 12 Review 83 Chapter 12 Test Chapter 13: Storm Clouds over the Nation 84 Differences Between the North and the South 251–54 Activity 1: Who Has the Greater Authority? Differences Between the North and the South 85 Slavery in Antebellum America 254–62 Activity 3: Frederick Douglass’s Escape from Slavery Charles Hodge; African Americans, the Bible, and Slavery; The Church and the Slave 86 The Slavery Issue Intensifies 262–66 Activity 4: Differing Viewpoints: The Episode 87 The Election of 1860 and Secession 266–69 Research the Candidates The Secession of the Southern States 88 Fort Sumter and War 270–73 Activity 5: Account of the Firing on Fort Sumter Shared Core Values 89 Chapter 13 Review 90 Chapter 13 Test Chapter 14: The States at War
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