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Visual Source Exercises for U.S. History Skillbook

U.S. History Skillbook

Visual Source Exercises

The exercises below are based around a collection of primary sources selected by the author to extend the historical period review materials. In addition to the comprehension questions included with each source, you should also apply the analysis techniques you learned in U.S. History Skillbook, like D.A.I.L.Y. and The 5 Ts. Use the appropriate template from the Worksheets section.

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Map
Chart/Graph
Cartoon/Illustration
Title/DescriptionHistorical PeriodSource TypeLink
#1 - European Claims in the New WorldPeriod 1: 1491-1607View
#2 - The Battle of SaratogaPeriod 3: 1754-1800View
#3 - The Missouri CompromisePeriod 4: 1800-1848View
#4 - Indian Removal ActPeriod 4: 1800-1848View
#5 - Trend in Alcohol Consumption, 1800-1870Period 5: 1844-1877View
#6 - Mexican CessionPeriod 5: 1844-1877View
#7 - Resources for War: Union vs. ConfederacyPeriod 5: 1844-1877View
#8 - "Is This a Republican Form of Government?" by Thomas NastPeriod 6: 1865-1898View
#9 - Price of Wholesale Wheat Flour, 1865-1900Period 6: 1865-1898View
#10 - American Expansion in the 1890sPeriod 7: 1890-1945View
#11 - "The Child Who Wanted to Play by Himself" by Leonard Raven-HillPeriod 7: 1890-1945View
#12 - U.S. Foreign-Born Population, 1890-1930Period 7: 1890-1945View
#13 - National Unemployment, 1930-1939Period 7: 1890-1945View
#14 - "The Spirit of 37," by O. SeibelPeriod 7: 1890-1945View
#15 - "Step on it, Doc!" by Roy JustusPeriod 8: 1945-1980View
#16 - Gulf of Tonkin, 1964Period 8: 1945-1980View
#17 - Women College Graduates, 1940-1980Period 8: 1945-1980View
SUGGESTED RESPONSES for all 17 ExercisesView