WORLD 01
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Indigenous histories, chronology, geography, and source analysis
← Grade 8 Bridge
Pre-Columbian societies through the turn of the twentieth century
U.S. History Evidence Atlas
Corroborate sources. Complicate the story.
The U.S. History Atlas flattened every conflict into one tidy line. Super Gio must restore contested liberty, displacement, war, Reconstruction, industry, and voices left at the edge.
SUPER GIO SAYS“One source tells a story. Three sources start an investigation.”
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GRADE 8 ARTIFACTEvidence Landscape
YOUR EXPEDITION MAP
Eight worlds to master
Finish each Challenge mission to earn a WORLD MASTERED star.
WORLD 02
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colonization, exchange, labor, resistance, and competing perspectives
Colonization and Atlantic Worlds
Analyze encounters, settlement, forced migration, trade, disease, labor systems, and resistance across Atlantic worlds.WORLD 03
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revolutionary ideas, war, independence, and contested liberty
Revolution and Founding
Evaluate causes of the American Revolution and tensions between declarations of liberty and lived exclusion.WORLD 04
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constitutional structure, federalism, rights, compromise, and interpretation
Constitution, Federalism, and Rights
Analyze how the Constitution distributes power and how debates over rights and representation developed.1
LearnDecode Constitution, Federalism, and Rights
→2PracticeApply constitutional structure, federalism, rights, compromise, and interpretation
→3ChallengeConstitution Casebook Challenge
→SUPER GIO CHALLENGE · WORLDS 1–4
WORLD 05
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territorial growth, displacement, reform, and historical consequence
Expansion, Removal, and Reform
Examine expansion, Indigenous removal, migration, economic change, and reform through conflicting sources.WORLD 06
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slavery, sectional conflict, war, emancipation, and causation
Sectionalism, Slavery, and Civil War
Analyze how slavery shaped political conflict, resistance, secession, war aims, and emancipation.WORLD 07
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citizenship, Reconstruction, industrialization, labor, and migration
Reconstruction and Industrial America
Evaluate Reconstruction and the transformation of work, cities, technology, immigration, and inequality.WORLD 08
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historical argument, continuity, change, primary sources, and public history
Gilded Age and Turn-of-Century Capstone
Create a public-history exhibit explaining a major U.S. transformation at the turn of the twentieth century.1
LearnDecode Gilded Age and Turn-of-Century Capstone
→2PracticeApply historical argument, continuity, change, primary sources, and public history
→3ChallengeU.S. History Museum Challenge
→SUPER GIO CHALLENGE · WORLDS 5–8