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Unit One

Unit One. Chapter One Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4. Chapter Two Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4. Chapter Three Section 1 Section 2 Section 3. Chapter 1. Section 1: Converging Cultures. The Earliest Americans. How early did humans arrive to the Americas?

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World History

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RI NY PA MD

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Exploration and Expansion

Exploration and Expansion. Voyages and Discovery. 1. Foundations of Exploration. The Drive to Explore Age of Exploration was driven by the search for wealth Many explorers hoped to find faster routes to Asia Some set out to find glory and fame Others to spread faith in new lands

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River Bass

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Alexander Hamilton The Money Man

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CH. 4-3 THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR BEGINS

CH. 4-3 THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR BEGINS. AMERICAN HISTORY. THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. After declaring independence the Congress and colonies took steps to form a country State Constitutions adopted Colonists needed to win the war CONTINENTALS AND REDCOATS

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Art in New York City - Day 1

PowerPoint presentation looking at art in NYC.

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7. European famous Art

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How did Slavery Develop in the American Colonies?

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PROGRESS

PROGRESS. VS. PRESERVATION. THESIS.

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7.6 The Tide Begins to Turn

7.6 The Tide Begins to Turn. New American Strategy. At the beginning of the Revolutionary War, both sides planned to defeat their enemy in one big battle.

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War of 1812

War of 1812. Violations of Neutrality. USS Constitution-stop pirates in North Africa Impressment-forcing American sailors to serve on British ships. Embargo Act of 1807 Non-Intercourse Act Indian Conflicts-Over Land. Trading. Embargo Act 1807 Refused trade with all foreign countries

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Hudson River School

Hudson River School. Thomas Cole said: if nature were untouched by the hand of man--as was much of the primeval American landscape in the early 19th century--then man could become more easily acquainted with the hand of God. Visual representations of Thoreau, Whitman and Emerson

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Chapter 7 The Early Years of the Revolution

Chapter 7 The Early Years of the Revolution. Americans Divided. Less than 50% of people supported the war. In general, most Patriots came from New England or Virginia. Loyalists were concentrated in New York state and large cities; most worked for the British govt.

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The Early Years of the War

The Early Years of the War. Americans Divided. Historians estimate 20-30% Loyalists, 40-45% Patriots, remainder being neutral Loyalists were often government officials, clergy, or Quakers

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Benedict Arnold: The American Traitor

Benedict Arnold: The American Traitor. Erin Jessen. Pre-war Life. Benedict Arnold was born American He fought in the French and Indian war on- and-off *Arnold owned an apothecary, however, after many of Britain's taxes, he started to deal in illegal smuggling-- against the taxes

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The Dutch & The Portuguese

By: Caleb Stanfield & Ciara Whitaker. The Dutch & The Portuguese . Portuguese . Portugal is located beside Spain and Europe Brazil had heavy jungles which made both mining and farming difficult, the Portuguese were in no hurry to settle here

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Labor and Kids vs. Big Business

Labor and Kids vs. Big Business. Overview

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