Students at the Notre Dame School, New York, N.Y. Cased tintype of unidentified Native American, shown with feather-decorated spear, ca. 1870. (GLC 01363) he modules cover more than twenty topics that correspond to the major periods in American history and take into consideration the history standards, both required and advanced, to which high school students are held. Each module includes: a succinct historical overview learning tools including lesson plans, quizzes, and activities recommended documents, films, and historic images These modules were prepared by Steven Mintz, the John and Rebecca Moores Professor of History and the Director of the American Cultures Program at the University of Houston. His books include A Prison of Expectations: The Family in Victorian Culture, The Boisterous Sea of Liberty: A Documentary History of America from Discovery Through the Civil War and Huck's Raft: A History of American Childhood. The Revolutionary War The Constitution The New Nation The Jeffersonian Era The Jacksonian Era Pre-Civil War Reform Slavery Westward Expansion The Coming of the Civil War The Civil War Reconstruction The Gilded Age The United States Becomes a World Power Progressivism Immigration World War I The 1920s The Great Depression World War II Postwar America The Tumultuous 1960s The Vietnam War America at the End of the 20th Century September 11th Please Select Revolutionary War The Constitution The New Nation The Jeffersonian Era The Jacksonian Era Pre-Civil War Reform Slavery Westward Expansion Coming of Civil War The Civil War Reconstruction The Gilded Age US World Power Progressivism Immigration World War I The 1920s The Great Depression World War II Postwar America The 1960s The Vietnam War End of 20th Century September 11th Richard Riley, photograph album with cyanotypes of the Calhoun Industrial School (a freedmen's school devoted to industrial education), Calhoun, Va., ca. 1897-1905. (Detail, GLC 05140.02)