Regents US History, all three parts.
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Eleven Key Ideas, three exam parts
Built on the Grade 11 section of the NYS K-12 Social Studies Framework that the Regents Examination in United States History and Government (Framework) tests: all eleven Key Ideas, the short essays and the civic literacy essay.
11.1 Colonial Foundations (1607 to 1763)
11.2 Constitutional Foundations (1763 to 1824)
11.3 Expansion, Nationalism, and Sectionalism (1800 to 1865)
11.4 Post-Civil War Era (1865 to 1900)
11.5 Industrialization and Urbanization (1870 to 1920)
11.6 The Rise of American Power (1890 to 1920)
11.7 Prosperity and Depression (1920 to 1939)
11.8 World War II (1935 to 1945)
11.9 Cold War (1945 to 1990)
11.10 Social and Economic Change and Domestic Issues (1945 to present)
11.11 The United States in a Changing World (1990 to present)
| Part | What it is | Questions and credit |
|---|---|---|
| Part I | Stimulus-based multiple-choice questions: documents, maps, cartoons, graphs and tables. | 28 questions, 28 credits |
| Part II | Two short essays, each on a pair of documents: historical context, then the relationship between the documents (Set 1) or one document's reliability (Set 2). | 5-point rubric each, 10 credits |
| Part III | The civic literacy document-based essay: six short responses on six documents, then an essay on a constitutional or civic issue. | 6 credits, then a 5-point rubric weighted by 3 |