Curriculum - American History 1901-1950

  1. Atomic Bombs Destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki
  2. The Atomic Energy Commission Is Established
  3. Augustus Saint-Gaudens
  4. Autoworkers Negotiate a Contract with a Cost-of-Living Provision
  5. Avant-garde Art in the Armory Show Shocks American Viewers
  6. Avery, Macleod, and McCarty Determine That DNA Carries Hereditary Information
  7. Aviator Earhart Disappears in Flight over South Pacific
  8. Awa Tsireh
  9. Ayn Rand
  10. B. F. Skinner
  11. Babe Ruth
  12. Baekeland Invents Bakelite
  13. Baker Dances in La Revue nègre
  14. Baker Establishes The 47 Workshop at Harvard
  15. Balanchine and Kirstein Make New York a World Center for Ballet
  16. Balanchine’s Serenade Inaugurates American Ballet
  17. The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Finds New Leadership
  18. The Bank of United States Fails
  19. The Banking Act of 1933 Reorganizes the American Banking System
  20. The Banking Act of 1935 Centralizes U.S. Monetary Control
  21. Barbara Jordan
  22. Barbara W. Tuchman
  23. Barbara Walters
  24. Battle of Bataan
  25. Battle of Bulge
  26. Battle of Château-Thierry/Belleau Wood
  27. Battle of Coral Sea
  28. Battle of Guadalcanal
  29. Battle of Guam
  30. Battle of Leyte Gulf
  31. Battle of Meuse-Argonne
  32. Battle of Midway
  33. Battle of Monte Cassino
  34. Battle of Okinawa
  35. Battle of St. Mihiel
  36. Battle of the Bulge
  37. Battle of the North Atlantic
  38. The Baylor Plan Introduces Prepaid Hospital Care
  39. Bea Medicine
  40. Beatrix Jones Farrand
  41. Beebe and Barton Set a Diving Record in a Bathysphere
  42. Bell Labs Is Formed
  43. Bell System Demonstrates Long-Distance Television
  44. Bell’s X-1 Rocket Plane Breaks Sound Barrier
  45. Belva A. Lockwood
  46. Ben Nighthorse Campbell
  47. Ben Reifel
  48. Benedict Publishes Patterns of Culture
  49. Benjamin Nathan Cardozo
  50. Benjamin Spock