'Enslaved african americans' presentation slideshows

Life in the South Setting the Scene

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Bellringer

Bellringer. A B C D. Which quality of an army do you think is most important for success? Explain Why. A. Size of the army B. Strong leadership C. Advanced technology D. Enthusiasm for their cause. Chapter 6 The American Revolution (1776-1783). Section 1 The Early Years.

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Terms and People

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Reconstruction Jeopardy

Reconstruction Jeopardy. Reconstruction Jeopardy. $100. These Social Classes struggled to make a living after the Civil War because slavery ended. Who are the Elite and Middle Classes?. $200. This Social Class was freed after the Civil War. Who are the Enslaved African Americans?. $300.

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Virginia

SOL VS.7a, 7b. 7c. Virginia. SOL VS.6a, 6b. 6c. Virginia. VS.7a. Difference between northern and southern states. VS.7a. North. South.

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The Age of Reform

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Guided Reading Answers. 4-1. 1. Ohio River valley 2. Iroquois 3. Albany Conference 4. federal government 5. Delaware 6. Quebec 7. Cuba; the Philippines 8. Delaware Prophet; Pontiac 9. George Grenville, Chancellor of the Exchequer ; customs duties. 4-1 (continued).

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Objectives

Objectives. Identify the issues facing the Second Continental Congress. Describe the differences between Patriots and Loyalists. Identify the Olive Branch Petition, and explain why it failed. Explain the significance of the Battle of Bunker Hill. Terms and People.

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7.2 King Cotton & Life in the South

7.2 King Cotton & Life in the South. A. Cotton Gin, Cotton Boom 1. Eli Whitney, a young CT schoolteacher, invented the cotton gin, a machine that removed the seeds out of cotton fiber. 2. The simple cotton gin had an enormous effect on the southern economy.

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The Gold Rush

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