History Notes 11/10/11
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Original History Notes – 11/10/11
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Semester is getting away from us – coming to a rapid conclusion
We have to get moving… Still far behind
Today:
Finish Up Jackson
Do a few other things
About 10 years before Texas Joins Union
Rest of Jacksons presidency andx move little past it
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The Era of Good Feelings
(Catchup today)
So, war of 1812, we can catchup.
After the war of 1812 takes up almost all of Madison’s second term, James monroe follows.
His presidency is referred to as the “Era of Good Feelings”
War of 1812 signals end of federalists party, 1817 – Country was down to only one surviving political party. Not as much fighting going on, politicians seemed to get along better.
Very important going on but not as much political arguing.
From this point forward, for a while, was the democrats. The only ones in existance from 1817 – 1835). afterwards birth of second American party system.
History 11/1/2011
15 Multiple Choice Question
6 Identification Questions → Choose 4
Short answer question
Shays rebellion vs Whiskey Rebellion
Essay
Virginia Plan
Called for a 2 house legislature – each house number of representitives determined by population, angers small states
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History Notes – 10/27/2011
War Hawks
Group of young Congressmen from the southern and western states who are going to push James Madison to declare war on Great Britain
Today going to fight war of 1812 – referred to as 2nd war for independence. Nation was unprepared for, not going to solve anything.
History 10/25/11
Quiz back at end of class
Next Thursday – Next Major Test
Study guide on blackboard either today or tommorow – likely tommorow
Nov. 3 – Make sure prepared
American Revolution – What we cover Tuesday.
The Second Great Awakening
Lois clarks guide – negotiate with Indians – very important instrament in Journey.
New Religious Awakening – Talk about today.
Remember, first great awakening. Mainly northwern event. Jonathan Edwards – George Whitefielf – Fiery sermons to stir people up for christianity.
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History Notes 10/18/2011
The Presidency of John Adams
Thursday Quiz – Open Notes not Open Book:
Book Report:
Indians – Red, White, and Blck
Don’t go past Civil War
Jimy Carter least favorite president – horible president
Washington’s Farewell Address:
Washington – as preparing to elave office, 2 terms – 8 years – had enough. Retire and go home to Virginia. Set’s the ground for 2 terms. The founding father of the country.
History 10/13/11 Notes
The presidency of George Washington
Plan on having little quiz on constitution week from today – Next Thursday – 10/20/11
|- Articles of confederation
|- First few years right after federation
|- All notes on thursday – maybe a little bit further back
Anounce #2:
| Next Big test – Exam 2 – Thursday Nov. 3 – Test #2
|- Covers up to Chaprters 11 (Double check That)
Anounce #3:
|- Miss major test on Nov. 3 – Makeup day Thursday Nov. ??
Last Announce:
|- Book Review: Tuesday – Book review handout, make sure to find your book. Due End of November.
|- Book Project Time Period: 1400 – 1865
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Talk about today – Founding of the constitution – Overhaul government, establish new plan of government.,. Talk about new president.
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The projector’s down so thats a sign of…
No, we’re already getting a break on Tuesday, enough free time.
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Topics:
Articles of Confedideration
Northwest Ordinance
Shay’s Rebellion
The Constitutional Convention
James Madison & Bill Franklin
3/5 Compromise
President George Washington
Cabinet
Thomas Jefferson
Plexander Hamilton
The American Revolution
Today we’re going to Fight the revolution:
Talk about a few battles. First actual revolution battle takes place in 1775 outside of Boston. First shot’s were fired at Lexington and Concord, sent out Olive branch petition.
Before any of events take place – first battle.
American are grouping together – British army comes together and march up hil. Americans start mowing them down row by row, eventually American retreats.
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