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Atlas and Outline Maps of World History
Created by Terri Johnson
THIS IS JUST A SAMPLE from the full ebook, which contains 53 historical maps, 50 state maps, 3 full U.S. Maps, 109 student maps and complete lesson plans. This Sampler contains 4 historical maps and 4 state maps only. To order the full set of Map Trek: US Edition maps,
please visit our website at www.KnowledgeQuestMaps.com.
MapTrek:U.S. Edition
Map Trek: US Edition
Atlas and Outline Maps of World History
Created by Terri Johnson
Published by: Bramley Books™, a division of Knowledge Quest, Inc. PostOfficeBox789 Boring,OR97009-0789
All rights reserved. However, Knowledge Quest, Inc. grants the right to the individual purchaser to reproduce the maps herein for noncommer-cial, individual use. Reproduction for an entire classroom, school or school systemisstrictlyprohibited.Pleasecall(210)[email protected] for information on quantity sale discounts. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system without written permission from the author.
Copyright: 2010KnowledgeQuest,Inc. and Terri Johnson
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Printed in the United States of America
ISBN978-1-932786-41-4(CD-ROM)
Cover design by Cathi Stevenson, Nova Scotia
Table of ContentsIntroduction ...............................................................................................................................................................................................5Lesson Plans ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 7U.S.Map(landforms) ............................................................................................................................................................................27VikingExpansion ....................................................................................................................................................................................29The Voyage of Christopher Columbus ...............................................................................................................................................31AfricanExploitation ...............................................................................................................................................................................33Europeans Settle in N. America...........................................................................................................................................................35James Towne ............................................................................................................................................................................................37NorthAmerica(map1) ..........................................................................................................................................................................39NorthAmerica(map2) .........................................................................................................................................................................41Native American Tribal Groups ..........................................................................................................................................................43Plymouth Colony ....................................................................................................................................................................................45King Philip’s War ...................................................................................................................................................................................47TheOriginal13Colonies .......................................................................................................................................................................49The Iroquois League. ...............................................................................................................................................................................51Restoration Colonies .............................................................................................................................................................................53New England Colonies ..........................................................................................................................................................................55The Middle Colonies ..............................................................................................................................................................................57The Southern Colonies ..........................................................................................................................................................................59Seven Year’s War .................................................................................................................................................................................... 61TheExplorationsofDanielBoone ......................................................................................................................................................63Early Battles of the Revolutionary War ............................................................................................................................................65Battle of Bunker Hill...............................................................................................................................................................................67The American Revolution .....................................................................................................................................................................69WestwardExpansion .............................................................................................................................................................................71LewisandClarkExpedition ................................................................................................................................................................73Warof1812 ...............................................................................................................................................................................................75GrowthoftheUSA(map1) .................................................................................................................................................................77GrowthoftheUSA(map2).................................................................................................................................................................79TrailsofExpansion ..................................................................................................................................................................................81Goldrush in California ...........................................................................................................................................................................83MexicanWar ...........................................................................................................................................................................................85ThePonyExpress ....................................................................................................................................................................................87Leading Up to Civil War ......................................................................................................................................................................89TheCivilWar(map1) ........................................................................................................................................................................... 91Gettysburg ................................................................................................................................................................................................93Vicksburg ..................................................................................................................................................................................................95TheCivilWar(map2) ..........................................................................................................................................................................97Reconstruction ........................................................................................................................................................................................99The Battle of Little Bighorn .................................................................................................................................................................101Jim Crow Laws/Women’s Rights ..................................................................................................................................................... 103Major Centers of Immigration ........................................................................................................................................................... 105World War I .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 107Famous Early Flights ...........................................................................................................................................................................109TheGreatDepression ............................................................................................................................................................................111WorldWarII(Europe) ........................................................................................................................................................................113The Bombing of Pearl Harbor .............................................................................................................................................................115WorldWarII(PacificTheater) ......................................................................................................................................................... 117The Cold War .........................................................................................................................................................................................119The Korean War .....................................................................................................................................................................................121The Vietnam War ................................................................................................................................................................................. 123The Wars in Asia................................................................................................................................................................................... 125The Gulf War ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 127AttackontheUnitedStates(9/11) ...................................................................................................................................................129Afghanistan ..............................................................................................................................................................................................131ConflictinIraq .......................................................................................................................................................................................133State Maps 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Georgia
Virginia
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Connecticut RI
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
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New York City (New Amsterdam)
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State MapsIncludes...
• Date of Statehood• Capital City
• Main rivers and waterways• Rank in size• Rank in date
• State bird• State flower
• Large 11”x17” US map
Instructions for use:
Of course, you may do whatever you wish with these maps, but we suggest that when you study a state, that the student label the cities and color in the state, especially on the large map which will give location and perspective. Also, take note of the state facts. If you have field guides available, look up the state bird and state flower. He may draw them on the map,if he wishes. When completed, post the maps on a bulletin board or as-semble them into a notebook, by size, by date of statehood or alphabetically. Have fun!
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Teacher’s Answer Map
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State Facts:• 31st state to enter the Union• 3rd largest state• State bird: California Quail• State flower: Golden Poppy
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Sacramento
California(September 9, 1850)
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ARIZONA
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PacificOcean
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
BerkeleyOakland
Santa Cruz
Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Redding
Mt. Shasta
Monterey
San Luis Obispo
Fresno
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Student Map
State Facts:• 31st state to enter the Union• 3rd largest state• State bird: California Quail• State flower: Golden Poppy
California(September 9, 1850)