Indiana / James A. Banks . . . [et al.].

Contents;

Introduction: Indiana: Its land, people and neighbors

Unit 1: Settling the western hemisphere
Chapter 1: People in the western hemisphere
Lesson 1: People come to the Americans
Lesson 2: Prehistoric native Americans
Lesson 3: Native American life after 1700
etc.

Chapter 2: Europeans in the Americas
Lesson 1: The arrival of Europeans
Lesson 2: Europeans in the middle west
Lesson 3: French forts
etc.

Unit 2: Creating a state and a nation
Chapter 3: The American revolution
Lesson 1: The French and Indian war
Lesson 2: The American revolution
Lesson 3: Indiana in the revolution
etc.

Chapter 4: Building a new state
Lesson 1: Forming a government
Lesson 2: Native Americans fight for their land
Lesson 3: Statehood
etc.

Unit 3: Challenge and opportunity
Chapter 5: The civil war
Lesson 1: Slavery in Indiana
Lesson 2: The civil war in Indiana
Lesson 3: After the war
etc.

Chapter 6: New growth, new challenges
Lesson 1: Farm life
Lesson 2: The growth of the cities
Lesson 3: Working after the war

Unit 4: Indiana in the 20th century
Chapter 7: A time of change
Lesson 1: Inventions and entrepreneurs
Lesson 2: The "Great war" and the 1920s
Lesson 3: The great depression and world war II
etc,

Chapter 8: Economic growth
Lesson 1:Our free-enterprise system
Lesson 2: Agriculture in Indiana
Lesson 3: Mining and manufacturing
etc.

Chapter 9: Indiana's government and you
Lesson 1: Indiana's local government
Lesson 2: Indiana's state government
Lesson 3: Our nation's government
etc.

Unit 5: Indiana in the 21st century
Chapter 10: Indiana today
Lesson 1: A blend of cultures
Lesson 2: Sports and recreation
Lesson 3: Literature and the arts

Chapter 11: Indiana, the western hemisphere, and the world
Lesson 1: Indiana: A growing state
Lesson 2: Neighbors in the western hemisphere
Lesson 3: Indiana and the global economy
etc.

Bibliography : p. R36-R39 . _ Glossary : p. R40-R47 . _ Index : p. R48-R56.