'American farmer' presentation slideshows

A Walk Through Modern U.S. History

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He was a skilled Confederate general from Virginia.

He was a skilled Confederate general from Virginia.

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The Progressive Movement

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United States Agriculture

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Immigration and American Identity

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6/4: The Problem with Progress

6/4: The Problem with Progress. Between the end of the Civil War and the beginning of the twentieth century, coal production skyrocketed 800 percent and steel production increased even more

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THE AGE OF REASON

THE AGE OF REASON. THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Science in the New World. The invasion of smallpox Cotton Mather, the great Puritan minister and historian, vs. Dr. William Douglass and the medical community. An American Pattern: Thought in Action.

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THE AGE OF REASON

THE AGE OF REASON. THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Science in the New World. The invasion of smallpox Cotton Mather, the great Puritan minister and historian, vs. Dr. William Douglass and the medical community. An American Pattern: Thought in Action.

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THE AGE OF REASON

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Hector St. John de Crevecoeur (1735-1813)

Hector St. John de Crevecoeur (1735-1813). Biography. French mapmaker who settled in New York and married an American woman Left during the Revolution to tend to his sick father 1782 published Letters from an American Farmer Returned to NY in 1783 to find wife dead and farm destroyed.

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Hector St. John de Crevecoeur (1735-1813)

Hector St. John de Crevecoeur (1735-1813). Biography. French mapmaker who settled in New York and married an American woman Left during the Revolution to tend to his sick father 1782 published Letters from an American Farmer Returned to NY in 1783 to find wife dead and farm destroyed.

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Immigration to the US

Immigration to the US. Colonies. Religious migration to New England- Great Migration in mid 1600s due to religious persecution in England Mainly men and indentured servants migrate to Chesapeake- first women in 1619 Primogeniture

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Letters from an American Farmer

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Alger and Most Significant Quote

Consider the American themes we have discussed so far and the article we have read on the Horatio Alger myth. Find the MOST significant quote from the chapter you read that best exemplifies the theme of the chapter.

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