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History Lessons Chapter 3
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History Lessons Pages 17 -20, Chapter 4
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French And Indian War Maps
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Proclamation Line of 1763
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Key Battles In The American Revolution Document
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Key Battles Of The Civil War Document
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History Alive Chapter 5 section 4
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Chapter 8 Section Three in History Alive
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Andrew Jacksons Speech to Congress
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History Lessons Chapter 9 Section 4
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The Homestead Act Document
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The Freedmen's Bureau was established in 1865, the bureaus main policy was to aid those displaced by the war although it also set up southern public education, and supported freedom of African Americans and former slaves. To help African Americans the bureau, helped them get jobs, it resolved disputes between white people and black people, and it helped set up courts.
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The microphone was invented the year that reconstruction ended.
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Tanks helped break the stalemates, and moved war to different areas. Tanks brought war to an end much quicker, changing the corse of war.
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The Zimmerman Telegram was from Germany intended to go to Mexico, although the United States received it. The Telegram stated that if Mexico would help Germany fight America in WWI, Germany would help Mexico regain California
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The Attack on Pearl Harbor was a devastating day in American History. Japanese planes dropped bombs on pearl harbor without warning or any conception of them doing so. This was a major turning point for America in world war two.
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Superglue was invented during WW2. Superglue made a difference on how things might sick together
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The Truman Doctrine, introduced the idea to financially aid Turkey and Greece. This was put in place to also help stop the spread of communism in Europe.
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The remote was a large change in the TV industry. The remote changed the way the people thought about television
