A Brief History of the United States
by OpenStories
Original author: Joel Dorman Steele
"A Brief History of the United States" by Joel Dorman Steele is a historical account written in the late 19th century. The work is designed as a concise educational resource aimed at American youth, covering key events from early discoveries to significant wars and developments in the country's history. It seeks to engage readers with essential historical facts while making the subject accessible and enjoyable to school students. The opening of the book lays the foundation for its educational approach, emphasizing the need for engaging and manageable historical texts due to the common deficiencies in historical knowledge among students. It articulates the author's intention to present American history by highlighting crucial events and epochs, such as the early discoveries, colonial development, and the revolutionary war, using maps and topical questions to enhance learning. The text discusses prehistoric North America, touching on the Mound Builders and the various Native American tribes, while setting the stage for European exploration and colonization, ultimately leading to the establishment of the United States.
A Brief History of the United States, by Joel Dorman Steele. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #6434.
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32 Chapters
- 1.Preface818 words
- 2.Appendix: Questions for Class Use,335 words
- 3.Introduction (1)8,787 words
- 4.Introduction (2)8,876 words
- 5.Introduction (3)8,325 words
- 6.Introduction (4)7,190 words
- 7.Conclusion: OF THE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA.--After these battles, (1)8,741 words
- 8.Conclusion: OF THE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA.--After these battles, (2)8,629 words
- 9.Conclusion: OF THE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA.--After these battles, (3)8,777 words
- 10.Conclusion: OF THE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA.--After these battles, (4)8,744 words
- 11.Conclusion: OF THE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA.--After these battles, (5)8,866 words
- 12.Conclusion: OF THE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA.--After these battles, (6)8,711 words
- 13.Conclusion: OF THE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA.--After these battles, (7)4,702 words
- 14.Introduction10,558 words
- 15.Section II766 words
- 16.Section III632 words
- 17.Section V219 words
- 18.Section VI513 words
- 19.Section VII651 words
- 20.Section VIII668 words
- 21.Section IX262 words
- 22.Section X: CLAUSE 1. No State shall enter into any treaty,178 words
- 23.Section I718 words
- 24.Section II478 words
- 25.Section I: The judicial power of the United States shall be vested248 words
- 26.Section II324 words
- 27.Section I: Full faith and credit shall be given in each State to50 words
- 28.Section II167 words
- 29.Section III138 words
- 30.Section IV: The United States shall guarantee to every State in2,306 words
- 31.Section 3129 words
- 32.Section 4: The validity of the public debt of the United States,100 words