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WARMUP #1

WARMUP #1.

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Announcing AP U.S. History Course and Exam Revisions

Announcing AP U.S. History Course and Exam Revisions. AP Annual Conference. July 20, 2012. AP USH Course and Exam Revisions. Course Update Project Goals The AP U.S. History Curriculum Framework The Revised AP U.S. History Exam Design Teacher Support Frequently Asked Questions

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Social Reforms

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Read Beginning Story pg. 74-75

Read Beginning Story pg. 74-75. 1. Why did slave owners consider a slave who could read a threat? 2. Why did Frederick Douglass feel broken in body, soul, and spirit when sent to the slave breaker? 3. Why do you think he changed his name after escaping to the North?.

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XYZ Co. Are We On the Same Page?

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Immigration in the 1800s

Immigration in the 1800s. February 21, 2014. February 21, 2014. Materials. Homework. NB Pencil Homework. Paragraph 1 why did people in the 1800s immigrate to the United States?

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Explain why American cities grew in the 1800s.

Objectives. Explain why American cities grew in the 1800s. List the new inventions and advances in agriculture and manufacturing. Describe the improvements in transportation during the early 1800s. Discuss the wave of immigration to the United States in the 1840s and 1850s.

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By: Ali Sullivan

By: Ali Sullivan. What is the Transportation Revolution?. It was a rapid growth in the speed and convenience of transportation. It helped business throughout the country by reducing shipping times and rates. . New Ways to Travel. The railroad and steamboat were invented during this time.

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California Gold Rush

California Gold Rush. By Ava, Allison, Arjun, Chris, Cody and Steven . Key Vocabulary Words . Territory: a place owned and governed by a country. Gold rush: a huge movement of people bring to find gold. Forty-niners: one who went to California seeking gold in the gold rush 1849.

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Transportation and Early Industrialization from 1800 - 1860

Transportation and Early Industrialization from 1800 - 1860. Leaving the horse and buggy in its wake. Essay 2,6,8. Transportation Developments. Unpaved roads Paved turnpikes (toll roads) National Road (Cumberland Road) Canal building Steamboat (Fulton) Clipper ships.

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Transportation Revolution Questions

Transportation Revolution Questions. Steamboats Clipper Ships Railroads. What mode of transportation was developed first?. Steamboats Clipper Ships Railroads. A. Steamboats. What mode of transportation was famous for its beautiful design and record breaking voyages?. Steamboats

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