Full-year AP US History curriculum

AP US History Full-Year Curriculum

Eighty-one sequenced lessons across all nine periods, from 1491 to the present, with editorial slides, guided student handouts, complete teacher answer keys, one-page lesson plans, primary sources, SAQ practice, document analysis, and exam prep.

  • 81 complete lessons across all nine AP US History periods
  • Editorial slides, guided handouts, complete answer keys, and one-page plans
  • SAQ practice, document-based source analysis, and nine exam-prep capstones

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AP US History complete curriculum cover showing actual lesson slides and primary sources from the nine-period course
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One coherent teaching year

Every lesson arrives as a complete classroom set.

Every period follows the same teachable system and ends with review plus an exam-prep capstone. Use the full year in sequence, pull one period at a time, or return to the source and writing practice when students need another pass.

81sequenced lessons
9course periods
4coordinated files per lesson
9review and exam-prep capstones

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These are the current live product gallery images: the nine-period course map, a real editorial lesson slide, and the matching guided student handout.

Course map

All nine periods, one connected course from 1491 to the present.

  1. Period 1Colonial Foundations, 1491-1607
  2. Period 2Colonial America, 1607-1754
  3. Period 3Revolution and the New Nation, 1754-1800
  4. Period 4The Early Republic, 1800-1848
  5. Period 5Civil War and Reconstruction, 1844-1877
  6. Period 6The Gilded Age, 1865-1898
  7. Period 7The Emergence of Modern America, 1890-1945
  8. Period 8Cold War America and the Liberal Era, 1945-1980
  9. Period 9America Since 1980

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