'United states senator' presentation slideshows

Do Now

Do Now. Where did Illinois get its name?. The word "ILLINOIS" is the French form of the Algonquin name ILLINI which means "superior men." It is how some native Americans in this area referred to themselves. . Illinois History and Government.

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THE MANHATTAN PROJECT

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VA/US SOL Review of Unit 3: SOL 7

VA/US SOL Review of Unit 3: SOL 7. Civil War & Reconstruction. Causes of the Civil War. Sectional debate over tariffs - North favored high tariffs, South opposed them B. Extension of slavery in the territories -Balance of free to slave states

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Development of the battle.

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Methods of Persuasion

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The plan failed and Brown and his men were quickly arrested.

At dawn of October 16, 1859, a group of men took control of a building in Harpers Ferry, Virginia, where the federal government stored weapons. The leader of the group was an abolitionist named John Brown. The men hoped to start an uprising by handing out the weapons to slaves.

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Andrew Johnson

Andrew Johnson. 17TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES (1865-1869). Family. Born on December 29, 1808 in Raleigh, North Carolina Parents Mary McDonough and Jacob Johnson. His father died when Andrew was only 3 that left his family poor.

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By: Jamie Dodson

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Harry Truman

Harry Truman. Who- The 33 rd president cock of the United States. (1945-1953) While running for president for his second term he was expected to lose the newspaper printed the wrong winner on the headlines. What- served as president. When- Served from (1945-1953)

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Chappaquiddick By Edward M. Kennedy

Leah Pionati. Chappaquiddick By Edward M. Kennedy. Author Biography. 1. Title/Position Older brothers John and Robert were assassinated United States State Senator of Massachusetts Was considered frontrunner to win the 1972 Democratic Party Presidential nomination. 2. Accomplishments

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James Monroe

James Monroe. By J acob Powell & Skye Simonsen. The Basics:. Born on April 28 th , 1758 In Westmoreland Country, Virginia. He died the Fourth of July 1831, while in New York. He died of Heart Failure. . The Basics:.

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Week 14: Causes of the Civil War

Week 14: Causes of the Civil War. SOL 6g & 7a.

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Life in 1964

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President James Monroe

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Goucher College Model Senate

Goucher College Model Senate. Why should YOU be a part of Goucher College Model Senate?. Become more informed about the U.S. Senate A great introduction to Political S cience courses in college Meet other high school leaders from the Greater Baltimore area

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Barack Obama

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World War I Notes Continued

World War I Notes Continued . * H.W. Due Friday: Chapter 24, life on the battle field Prompt: Assess if soldiers described the realities of war in their letters home, or if they idealized their time on the battlefield.

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Alabama Literacy Test (1940s)

Alabama Literacy Test (1940s). Does enumeration affect the income tax levied on citizens in various states? A United States Senator elected at the general election in November takes office the following year on what date?

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