Week of August 31st- September 4th

Mon: - Forum post leader choosing

          - presentig projects 7th Grade History Review:

           https://mrbruns.ning.com/group/ushistory/forum/7th-grade-history-review

           -> Presenting the projects

          - Civil war 1861-186

 - one of the largest wars in US history

- south supported slavery; south: Jefferson Davis, president

- north won; north: Abraham Lincoln

   French and Indian war

- battle between France &India  and  England

- France  dominated at the beginning but England won in the end

- England gained more land which eventually lead to the Revolutionary War

Battle of Gettysburg

-July1, 1863- july 3, 1863

-most important battle of the civil war 

- it was fought in Northern Virginia,  Southern Pennsylvania

Revolutionary War

- War of independence

- fought by the 13 American colonies and the British rulers 

- 1775-1783

- 15 000 US troops 

- 4 435 US troop deaths 

- free from Britain rule

- declaration of independence

- lowered taxes 

Vicksburg

- April 1862- July 1863

Bering Sea Land Bridge 

- 14 000-20 000 years ago

- Clovis people

-Brought Native Americans

- Established first European Settlers

- Native American methods and wayz 

-Fierce resistance traveling west

Tue:  projects:

Industrial Revolution

-18th-19th centuries

-Industrialization of countries

- Jmaes watt, Henry Ford

- Negative: slavery

- Positive: cheap, fast 

- 1760-1820/1840

- hand production in manufactories

American Gold Rush

- 1845-1855

2 billion worth gold was found

-Amador county, California first gold found 

- James Marshall start the gold rush

- Gold Seekers are called 49ers, came in 1849

-helped the economy 

Wed:

Christopher Columbus

- was trying to find a way to get to asia faster but ended up in America

- The Columbian Exchange

-chicken pox

Women rights

- started in summer 1848 in seneca falls, New York

- kead by Elizabeth cady Stanton

-didn't have the same rights as men

- once marries they lost everything

- women could not vote

- not allowed to sit in certain places

- now:

- women can vote

- women are also now allowed to serve on the jury

 Mr. Bruns top 10

- Native Americans Coming and Going(forced) 10 000 years ago

- Columbus and Exploration (1492- early 1600's)

- Jamestown and Colonization ( early 1600's - 1770's) 

- Revolutionary War (1775-1783)

- US Constitution (1789)

- Westward expansion (1800s)

- Texas War for Ind (1835/36)/Mexican-American War (1846-1848)

-Civil War (1861-1865)

- Reconstruction (1865-1877)

Thu:

-The Ununited States of America

-13 little Countries

- No president, congress

- Fail 

 Constitutional Convention

-> Was designed to change the articles

US Constitution

- 3 government: Judicial, Legislative, Executive 

- gave power to states

Explorers:

- christopher Columbus 

- Hernan Cortez

- Francisco Pizarro 

-Ferdinand Magellan

-Amerigo Vespucci

What part of america did a specific Country settle?

- Spanish- Southwest US, South America

-Portugal- Brazil, South Amrica

- France- Central part of US, Canada

- GB- part of Canada, eastern Part of US

- Russia- Alaska

- Dutch - New York, New York city 

"Don't tread on me" flag

French/Indian war 

"No taxation without representation "

Fri:


Louisiana purchase states:

-Iowa

- Wisconsin 

- Arkansas

- Nebraska

- South Dakota

Louis and Clark expedition

- given the duty to explore Louisiana purchase

- started mapping their ways 

- found new plants and animals

 

 Texas war of independence 

- Texas used to be part of Mexico

- Mexico opened up immigration and encouraged Americans to 

 move to Mexico

requier

-> roman catholic

->no slavery

Texas became an independent country 

Mexican Cession:

- California 

- Arizona

- Nevada 

 

              

      

         

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