To Begin the World Over Again is the first course in a four-part set, surveying American history from the pre-Columbian era through the colonial period and the American Revolution to the ratification of the Constitution. The course is comprised of the following:

• 10 units of 3-5 sessions each
• 10 document lessons
• 400 pages of text
• 50+ on-location videos
• guided notes for each session
• 50+ rigorous assessments
• around 300 structure terms
• 30+ hours of audio content (the entirety of the course)

To Begin the World Over Again is the first course in a four-part set, surveying American history from the pre-Columbian era through the colonial period and the American Revolution to the ratification of the Constitution. The course is comprised of the following:

• 10 units of 3-5 sessions each
• 10 document lessons
• 400 pages of text
• 50+ on-location videos
• guided notes for each session
• 50+ rigorous assessments
• around 300 structure terms
• 30+ hours of audio content (the entirety of the course)

To Begin the World Over Again is the first course in a four-part set, surveying American history from the pre-Columbian era through the colonial period and the American Revolution to the ratification of the Constitution. The course is comprised of the following:

• 10 units of 3-5 sessions each
• 10 document lessons
• 400 pages of text
• 50+ on-location videos
• guided notes for each session
• 50+ rigorous assessments
• around 300 structure terms
• 30+ hours of audio content (the entirety of the course)

To Begin the World Over Again is the first course in a four-part set, surveying American history from the pre-Columbian era through the colonial period and the American Revolution to the ratification of the Constitution. The course is comprised of the following:

• 10 units of 3-5 sessions each
• 10 document lessons
• 400 pages of text
• 50+ on-location videos
• guided notes for each session
• 50+ rigorous assessments
• around 300 structure terms
• 30+ hours of audio content (the entirety of the course)

The Noise of Democracy is the second course in a four-part set, surveying American history from the pre-Columbian era through the colonial period and the American Revolution to the ratification of the Constitution. The course is comprised of the following:

• 10 units of 3-5 sessions each
• 10 document lessons
• 400 pages of text
• 50+ on-location videos
• guided notes for each session
• 50+ rigorous assessments
• around 300 structure terms
• 30+ hours of audio content (the entirety of the course)

The Noise of Democracy is the second course in a four-part set, surveying American history from the pre-Columbian era through the colonial period and the American Revolution to the ratification of the Constitution. The course is comprised of the following:

• 10 units of 3-5 sessions each
• 10 document lessons
• 400 pages of text
• 50+ on-location videos
• guided notes for each session
• 50+ rigorous assessments
• around 300 structure terms
• 30+ hours of audio content (the entirety of the course)

The Noise of Democracy is the second course in a four-part set, surveying American history from the pre-Columbian era through the colonial period and the American Revolution to the ratification of the Constitution. The course is comprised of the following:

• 10 units of 3-5 sessions each
• 10 document lessons
• 400 pages of text
• 50+ on-location videos
• guided notes for each session
• 50+ rigorous assessments
• around 300 structure terms
• 30+ hours of audio content (the entirety of the course)

The Noise of Democracy is the second course in a four-part set, surveying American history from the pre-Columbian era through the colonial period and the American Revolution to the ratification of the Constitution. The course is comprised of the following:

• 10 units of 3-5 sessions each
• 10 document lessons
• 400 pages of text
• 50+ on-location videos
• guided notes for each session
• 50+ rigorous assessments
• around 300 structure terms
• 30+ hours of audio content (the entirety of the course)