HIST 1301 Links by Course Schedule

David Lauderback
Professor of History

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US History I

http://www.austincc.edu/dlauderb

HIST 1301 048 & 049

MW 7:30 - 8:50 & 9:00am - 10:20am

SYN 45768 & 45769

RGC 025

Date

Topic

Reading

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UNIT 1: “The Colonial Experience” — 1492-1763

Jan. 18	“The Useable Past”		Regarding the Italian Population (1888) The Good Wife's Guide Housekeeping Monthly (1955) Working Stiffs Concise History of Black-White Relations (2007) The Doll Test (2007)
Jan. 23	“Il Rinascimento”	Ch. 2	Summa Thelogica (1265-1274) De Studiis et Litteris (1477) Scientific Revolution (1453-1659) The Black Death (1347-1350)
Jan. 25	“Columbian Exchange”	Ch. 1	Columbus Meets the Arawak (1492-1495) Columbian Biological Exchange Small Pox in the Americas Small Pox Oldest Map of the World (1418/1763) Map of the World (1482) Map of the Americas (1513/1518) Map of the Americas (1638) Map of the Tenochtilan (1524)
Jan. 30	“Chesapeake Bay”	Ch. 3 SELECT BOOK	Jamestown Original Settlers (1607) Virginia Timeline John Rolfe & Tobacco (1609)
Feb. 1	“White Over Black”	REVIEW NOTE CARDS	Sicut Dudum (1435) Romanus Pontifex (1455) See "We weighing all and singular and premises . . ." Middle Passage Slave Ship 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sugar Making Act of the Commonwealth of Virginia (Sept. 1667) Act of the Commonwealth of Virginia (Oct. 1669) Act of the Commonwealth of Virginia (1705) Africans in America
Feb. 6	“The City on the Hill”	Ch. 4	95 Theses Wittenberg, (1517) Institutes of the Christian Religion (1537) City on the Hill (1630) Anne Hutchinson Examined (1637) Great Awakening at Wheathersfield (23 Oct. 1740) Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God Title Page Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God (8 July 1741)
Feb. 8	“The Middle Ground”	TOPIC PAGE DUE Ch. 5	Plymouth Rock Tisquantum "Squanto" “God hath Consumed the Natives” Pequot War Chronology Pequot War (1637) Missituc (Mystic) Village (26 May 1637) Metacomet 1675 Concerto Two Violins D Minor J.S. Bach (1723) Metacomet 1675 Amherst and Pontiac (16 July 1763)
Feb. 13	“War for Empire”
Feb. 15	UNIT 1 EXAM: “The Colonial Experience” — 1492-1763

UNIT 2: “Building a Nation” — 1763-1815

Feb. 20	“‘No Taxation Without Representation’”	Ch. 6	“Freedom of Speech” Cato's #15 (4 Feb. 1720) “Cautions against . . . Power” Cato's #33 (17 June 1721) Stamp Act Resolutions (19 Oct. 1765) Boston Massacre (5 Mar. 1770)
Feb. 22	“War for Independence”	Ch. 7	Treaty with France (6 Feb. 1778) Treaty of Paris Painting Treaty of Paris (4 Oct. 1783) Washington at Yorktown (19 Oct. 1781) Treaty of Paris Painting Treaty of Paris See Article 6 (4 Oct. 1783)
Feb. 27	“Contagion of Liberty”		Lee Resolution (2 July 1776) Declaration of Independence (4 July 1776) Articles of Confederation (1777) Northwest Ordinance (1787) Washington's Draft of Constitution Washington to Congress (17 Sept. 1787)
Feb. 29	“Making the Constitution”	Ch. 8 REVIEW NOTE CARDS	Virginia Plan (29 May 1787) Washington's Draft of Constitution Washington to Congress (17 Sept. 1787) Federalist # 10 (22 Nov. 1787) Federalist # 51 (8 Feb. 1788) Bill of Rights (25 Sept. 1789) Washington to Congress 17 Sept. 1787
Mar. 5	“The United States of America”	Ch. 9	Washington's Inaugural Address (16 Apr. 1789) Washington's Farewell Address (19 Sept. 1796) Judiciary Act (24 Sept. 1789) Alien Act (17 June 1798) Alien Enemies Act (17 Sept. 1798) Sedition Act (14 July 1798)
Mar. 7	UNIT 2 EXAM: “Building a Nation” — 1763-1815		Washington's Farewell Address 19 Sept. 1796

MAR 12 - 18 SPRING BREAK -- NO CLASS

UNIT 3: “The Market Revolution” — 1815-1840

Mar. 19	“Wages of Whiteness”	Ch. 10	Human Variation (1700-1900) Indegenous Races of the Earth Nott and Glidon (1857) Types of Mankind Nott and Gliddon (1857) Types of Mankind Nott and Gliddon (1857) Man and Gorilla Nott and Gliddon (1857) Irish in America (1837)
Mar. 21	“Marshall Court”	ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY DUE	John Marshall (1832) Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 137 (1803) McCulloch v. MD, 17 U.S. 316 (1819) Gibbons v. Ogden, 22 U.S. 1 (1824)
Mar. 26	“Jacksonian Persuasion”	Ch. 11 REVIEW NOTE CARDS	Andrew Jackson Sequoia (1837) Jackson's Message on Indian Removal (6 Dec. 1830) Worcester v. GA, 31 U.S. 515 (1832)
Mar. 28	“Politics, Parties, and Portent”		Population 1820 Elec. of 1820 Missouri Compromise (1820) James Monroe Elec. of 1824 James Quincy Adams John C. Calhoun Elec. of 1828 Jackson's Bank Veto 10 July 1832 Elec. of 1832 Henry Clay Elec. of 1836 Martin Van Buren Elec. of 1840 William Henry Harrison Population 1840
Apr. 2	“Market, Family, & Morality”	Ch. 12	True Womanhood Dorthea Dix Hospital (1848) Help Me Keep Him Pure Not for Ourselves Alone -- Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1848)
Apr. 4	“Second Great Awakening”		Frederick Douglass The Liberator & The Liberator Andrew Jackson Davis
Apr. 9	UNIT 3 EXAM: “The Market Revolution” — 1815-1840

UNIT 4: “A Nation Divided” — 1840-1877

Apr. 11	“Slave Economy”	Ch. 13 MAKE-UP EXAM	Cotton Gin Patent (1794) Cotton Gin Patent Drawing (1794) Cotton Gin Photo
Apr. 16	“A Slave Society”	Ch. 14 OUTLINE DUE	Universal Law of Slavery (1850) Runaway Notice Oak Valley Plantation
Apr. 18	“Manifest Destiny”		McCormick Reaper (1831) Sewing Machine (1845) Printing Press (1841) John O'Sullivan (1845) Elec. of 1844 Polk's War Message (1846) James K. Polk Wilmot Proviso (1846)
Apr. 23	“Free Soil”		Elec. of 1848 Gold! 1849 The Gold Rush Zachary Taylor Anti-Free Soil Cartoon (1850) Compromise of 1850 Fugitive Slave Act (1850) Eric Foner on the Fugitive Slave Act Millard Fillmore Elec. of 1852 Franklin Pierce
Apr. 25	“Sectional Crisis”	Ch. 15	Harriet Beecher Stowe (1852) Uncle Tom's Cabin (1852) Kansas Nebraska Act (1854) Reynold's Political Map (1856) Elec. of 1856 James Buchanan Caning of Charles Sumner (1856) Blessings of Slavery (1857) Dred Scott v. Sanford, 60 U.S. 393 (1857) House Divided Speech 16 June 1858 Elec. of 1860
Apr. 30	“Civil War”	Ch. 16	Ft. Sumpter Surrenders (13 Apr. 1861) Emancipation Proclamation (22 Sept. 1862) General Order #143 (22 May 1863) Ft. Sumpter Surrenders (22 Sept. 1861) Emancipation Proclamation (22 Sept. 1862) Gettysburg Address (19 Nov. 1863) Lincoln's Second Unaugural Adress (4 Mar. 1865) Emancipation Proclamation (22 Sept. 1862) Surrender of Army Northern Virginia (10 Apr. 1865)
May 2	“Reconstruction”	Ch. 17 FINAL DRAFT DUE	Birth of a Nation Louisiana Legislature (1868) 13th Amendment 14th Amendment 15th Amendment Elec. of 1876 US v. Cruikshank, 92 U.S. 555 (1875) Civil Rights Cases, 109 U.S. 3 (1883) Plessy v. Ferguson, 163 U.S. 537 (1896)
May 7	UNIT 4 EXAM: “A Nation Divided” — 1840-1877		Treaty Ft. Laramie (29 Apr. 1868) Yellowstone Park (1 Mar. 1871) Dawes Act (8 Feb. 1887)


HIST 1301 048 & 049	MW 7:30 - 8:50 & 9:00am - 10:20am
SYN 45768 & 45769	RGC 025