Correlations

America: Past and Present, 8th Edition, AP* Edition ©2007

Robert A. Divine, T. H. Breen, George M. Fredrickson, R. Hal Williams

Correlated to AP* United States History Themes

The AP* U.S. History Themes that appear in the College Board's AP* United States History Course Description booklet (Acorn Book) are correlated here with those portions of America: Past and Present that are especially relevant to each theme. The purpose of the themes is to tie together the events of U.S. history and encourage students to think conceptually about patterns of change over the span of history. This conceptual understanding of U.S. history could be important to success on the AP* U.S. history exam.

American Diversity	pp. 3–11, 50–61, 73–79, 95–104, 162–168, 223–228, 252–260, 278–284, 303–322, 328, 344–353, 361–364, 381–385, 398–411, 421–426, 437–444, 481–496, 527–536, 539–570, 579–589, 633–648, 654–664, 678–680, 706–711, 723–737, 743–747, 750–754, 765–770, 851–856, 866–870, 876–886, 905–911, 938–944, 959–962
American Identity	pp. 3–11, 33–79, 95–116, 122–157, 161–219, 223–235, 251–261, 268–274, 278–284, 304–305, 328, 331–340, 361–362, 371, 381–391, 398–401, 411–416, 420–447, 451–453, 460–477, 481–496, 506–512, 536, 539–551, 565, 574–575, 587–588, 597, 601–624, 628, 633–642, 650–665, 673–681, 691–697, 701–717, 720, 723–737, 749–750, 775–780, 793–805, 809–817, 839–847, 866–871, 881–887, 895–896, 903–912, 925, 933–934, 938–943, 959–962
Culture	pp. 6–10, 65–71, 77–79, 100–101, 105–110, 138–139, 145, 161–168, 195–196, 201, 204–210, 217, 260–261, 277–282, 288, 299, 305–313, 310–311, 348–354, 361–362, 402–403, 469, 500, 511–513, 540–541, 550–560, 587–590, 592–593, 627–628,645–650, 697, 706–708, 723–737, 743–747, 757–760, 796–798, 839–848, 881–887, 905–911, 925, 932, 953, 957, 959–960
Demographic Changes	pp. 5–16, 34–47, 54–60, 63–79, 96–105, 128–129, 163–168, 224–227, 252–267, 304–328, 337–341, 376–385, 398–400, 430–431, 444–447, 460–466, 481–496, 524–533, 539–548, 553–565, 587–588, 633–642, 645–647, 668–669, 723–726, 749–753, 839–846, 876–877, 905–909, 938–943, 959–962
Economic Transformations	pp. 9–16, 33–39, 73–81, 108–110, 128–145, 164–166, 198–211, 225–233, 239–242, 252–267, 277–287, 293–299, 304–306, 315–328, 376–386, 411–413, 426–428, 444–447, 460–467, 496–536, 577–597, 621–648, 654–657, 665–686, 710–711, 719–723, 749–775, 793–799, 805, 839–850, 867, 901–907, 914–917, 934–942, 950–962
Environment	pp. 5–16, 69–72, 105–109, 204–205, 224–227, 252–267, 324–328, 361–369, 376–385, 460–462, 482, 490–506, 511–519, 524–525, 539–547, 645–646, 667–670, 719–721, 758–759, 839–846, 897, 901–905, 916, 938–940, 957, 961–962
Globalization	pp. 9–28, 73–81, 105–110, 116–123, 203–209, 232–234, 239–244, 261–267, 324–327, 361–375, 502–504, 511–529, 601–624, 639–640, 689–717, 719–723, 779–836, 840, 846–847, 897–905, 911–914, 917–925, 933–938, 947–949, 952–963
Politics and Citizenship	pp. 113–116, 127–157, 161–193, 195–220, 223–240, 251–260, 268–274, 277–300, 304, 313–322, 344–359, 378–386, 389–426, 436–478, 543–548, 565–570, 574–583, 634–642, 658–662, 706–709, 724–726, 736, 799–801, 825–828, 848–856, 866–874, 881–887, 906–909, 938–944, 950–957
Reform	pp. 42–50, 110–113, 161–168, 190–193, 229–230, 283–287, 321–323, 331–359, 399–407, 437–439, 451–478, 524–536, 553–570, 579–587, 627–686, 734–735, 755–776, 848–857, 866–877, 881–887, 897, 904–911, 934–935, 939–946, 952, 959–963
Religion	pp. 7–12, 17–25, 41–60, 78, 81–92, 98–101, 110–113, 117–118, 138–139, 164, 305, 309–313, 331–336, 348–354, 364, 382, 398–401, 543, 546, 548, 552, 562, 604, 637, 737, 743–747, 918–919, 927–930, 952–953, 959
Slavery and Its Legacies in North America	pp. 11–13, 18–21, 39–42, 55–60, 71–79, 98, 108–109, 164–166, 181, 190–193, 239–240, 254–257, 303–328, 344–353, 390–393, 402–417, 420–425, 436–439, 451–478, 529–530, 557–560, 567–570, 612–614, 635–639, 710–712, 722–731, 735–736, 766–771, 796–799, 851–856, 868–875, 884–885, 897, 941–942
War and Diplomacy	pp. 26, 48–49, 81–84, 116–123, 127–157, 203–208, 232–235, 240–248, 364–365, 371–376, 419–447, 452–453, 483–492, 601–602, 609–624, 689–717, 779–836, 861–866, 875–883, 887, 897–902, 911–925, 933–938, 947–953, 956–959, 962–963