Khan Academy

Shaping American national identity from 1890 to 1945 (K-A)

Why study US history, government, and civics? (K-A)

The Manhattan Project and the atomic bomb (K-A)

Early abolition (K-A)

Life for enslaved men and women (K-A)

The United Nations (K-A)

World War II in the Pacific in 1942 (K-A)

Manifest Destiny (K-A)

Sectional conflict: Regional differences (K-A)

Big takeaways from the Civil War (K-A)

The Compromise of 1850 (K-A)

Early phases of Civil War and Antietam (K-A)

The Kansas-Nebraska Act and party realignment (K-A)

Increasing political battles over slavery in the mid-1800s (K-A)

The slave economy (K-A)

Later stages of the Civil War – 1863 (K-A)

Uncle Tom's Cabin – influence of the Fugitive Slave Act (K-A)

Later stages of the Civil War – Appomattox and Lincoln's assassination (K-A)

An overview and the 13th Amendment (K-A)

Uncle Tom's Cabin – plot and analysis (K-A)

Later stages of the Civil War – the election of 1864 and Sherman's March (K-A)

Black Codes-notes (K-A)

Uncle Tom's Cabin – reception and significance (K-A)

Significance of the battle of Antietam (K-A)

Comparing the effects of the Civil War on American national identity (K-A)