'British ships' presentation slideshows

The Great War

The Great War. Chapter 20. Queen Victoria 1837-1901. Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany was her grandson. Her descendants ruled Europe. King George V of England was her grandson. Her descendants ruled Europe. Czar Nicholas of Russia was her grandson-in-law (married to her granddaughter Alexandra).

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Georgia and the American Experience

Georgia and the American Experience. Chapter 6: An Age of Expansion, 1783-1838 Study Presentation . Georgia and the American Experience. Section 1: Creating A New Government Section 2: Land Fever in Georgia Section 3: Economic Growth in Georgia

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Georgia and the American Experience

Georgia and the American Experience. Chapter 6: An Age of Expansion, 1783-1838 Study Presentation . Georgia and the American Experience. Section 1: Creating A New Government Section 2: Land Fever in Georgia Section 3: Economic Growth in Georgia

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The New State

The New State. Unit 3, Lesson 1. Statehood for Ohio. More and more settlers moved to the Ohio Territory Census ? official population count Showed more than 45,000 people were living in the area in 1800 How many people would it need to become a state? State the policy that included this.

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Shakespearean Drama

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Brazilian Revolutions

Brazilian Revolutions . By: Caroline Lugli, Ali Knoll, and Rachel Barnette. Inconfidencia Mineira (1792) Causes.

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Attaining a Homeland

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Warm Up: What can you infer about this Political Cartoon?

Warm Up: What can you infer about this Political Cartoon?. Review Jefferson. 4 th President: James Madison. America Breaks Neutrality War of 1812. What do we remember about James Madison?. James Madison. Father of the Constitution Wrote Bill of Rights Wrote Federalist Papers. Video.

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The Longitude Question

The Longitude Question. 1490-1945. European exploration and colonial expansion is at its height British maintain worldwide dominance British Royal Navy dominates the seas. Lands at any time part of the Brittish Empire shown in red. http://www.regiments.org/nations /.

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The Middle Colonies

The Middle Colonies. September 18, 2013. Pennsylvania. Before The Settlers. Before the Commonwealth was settled by Europeans, the area was home to the Delaware, Susquehannock , Iroquois, Eriez , Shawnee, and other American Indian Nations. First settlers.

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Daily Fix-Its

Daily Fix-Its. Fifth Grade Scott Foresman Reading Street Unit 2 Week 5. 1. Mr. henry enjoy teaching U.S. history. 2. He is eagar to teach we about the Revolutionary War. 1. Mr. henry enjoy teaching U.S. history. 2. He is eagar to teach we about the Revolutionary War.

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I. George Washington as President (1789-1797)

New Government is Launched Battling the National Debt Building up the Economy The Whiskey Rebellion Foreign Policy Precedents (examples) set by Washington. I. George Washington as President (1789-1797).

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The Road to the American Revolution

The Road to the American Revolution. Rachael Canfield . Road to Revolution . Key People . Key Events. Key Outcomes . Primary Sources . Key People. The Colonists. King George III. The British Army. The Colonists. Who: Men and women who began life in [what would become] America

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From Neutrality to War 1939-1941

From Neutrality to War 1939-1941. Outbreak of War in Europe. Hitler breaks Munich agreement, occupies Czechoslovakia Britain and France draw line at Poland Stalin (USSR) and Hitler sign nonaggression pact, secretly divide Poland . Outbreak of War in Europe. Invasion of Poland

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The Stirrings of rebellion

The Stirrings of rebellion. Chapter 4: Section 1. Do Now: Respect Talk Obj : Colonists objections to British taxes Tensions Rise in MA Battle of Lexington and Concord HW: Active Read 4.2 . Colonies organize to resist . The Stamp Act: Passed by George Grenville in 1765

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The Boston Tea Party

The Boston Tea Party. By: Haley Rhodes . Taxes . The Sons of Liberty. The Sons of Liberty was a secret group of most of the men in Boston. They were against the king. They (and their families) boycotted British goods and the wives made their own clothing. The Plan .

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British Army

British Army. Advantages Well trained, well disciplined Skilled marksmen Skilled in use of bayonet *Plenty of supplies, ammunition Disadvantages *Farm away from Britain (where supplies are) Convicts, extreme lower class fighting Fight for pay for a foreign country (Hessians). Leader

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The Acts

The Acts. STAMP ACT CONGRESS. Tax Colonist boycotted all British goods. Attacked officials sent by Great Britain to enforce the stamp act, burned the stamps in the street. Many colonies sent representatives to a special meeting in New York, which they called, The Stamp Act Congress

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