Maps for HIST1301 and HIST1302

It is my firm belief that History and Geography are inseparable, for the simple reason that both are so obviously affected by the other. Moreover, along with other educators I am distressed by the seeming lack of geographic knowledge not only among college students but the population as a whole. For these reasons, and therefore because I am convinced that my students will benefit from it, I include a map study component in both my History courses. Below, students will find links to the maps that make up that portion of the course, along with the "take-at-home" Map Exams that I require students to complete.

HIST1301 Part 1 Maps Exploration, Discovery & Colonization 1492-1763 HIST1301 Part 2 Maps Revolution and the New Republic 1763-1801 HIST1301 Part 3 Maps The Early Republic 1801-1853 HIST1301 Part 4 Maps Civil War and Reconstruction 1850-1877

HIST1302 Part 1 Maps Late Nineteenth Century 1876-1900 HIST1302 Part 2 Maps The Progressive Era 1901-1920 HIST1302 Part 3 Maps The Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, the New Deal, and WWII 1921-1945 HIST1302 Part 4 Maps Immediate Post WWII Period 1945-1989 HIST1302 Part 5 Maps Immediate Post Cold War Period 1989-2009

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