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UNIT PLANS - US HISTORY Unit 1: Beginnings of America Know How the Americas were settled and by whom Do Analyze the changes made to the "Americas" once Europeans were introduced Understand That people came to the "New World" for a variety of reasons Key Learning: How did people get to North America Unit Essential Questions: Where did people come from? What culture groups were present when Europeans came to North America? What caused the Europeans to explore? How did the Europeans impact North America? Concept: The Early Americas Concept: North American Cultures in the 1400s Concept: Europe and Exploration Lesson Essential Question: 1. According to scientists and historians, how and when did the first migration to the Americas occur? 2. What kind of cultures developed in Central and South America? 3. What characterized the earliest cultures of North America? Lesson Essential Question: 1. How did regional differences among Native Americans shape their diverse cultures? 2. What Native American customs were shared among several groups?

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Web www.researchthisstuff.com Topic: American History, The Constitution Title: American History to 1877 e-mail this to a friend Creation Date: Submit Your Own Research! American History to 1877 Hand-Picked Links Chosen for Content- American History: Killer Angels American History: American Constitution to 1877 American History: The War of 1812 American History to 1877 Now that America is an official country they need a government as well as laws. The documents that first served that purpose were the Articles of Confederation, drawn up by Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, as well as George Washington and other government officials. These documents were followed by the official US Constitution, which still exists today, and besides a few amendments, stands successful and in use. Although America had its Constitution in place there were still many problems that government officials had to face, one of the major ones of the time being slavery. The rich aristocrats in the south had many slaves to work their land and make them money through agriculture, but the northerners for the most part did not believe in slavery. As a sort of solution to the growing slavery problem the government decided to add a Bill of Rights to the Constitution , basically giving all people the same rights, and making slaves equal to all other people.

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31. The Song Of A Nation (1936) - IMDb Plot Keywords The Star Spangled Banner War Of 1812 American History Historical Event National Anthem See more http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0152523/

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35. The Treaty Of Ghent: Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained - Associated Content From The Hard Truth About the War of 1812; American History Significance of the War of 1812; U.S. History The War of 1812; The Causes and Effects of the War of 1812 http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/197157/the_treaty_of_ghent_nothing_vent

Associated Content Home News Home Creative Writing ... History The Treaty of Ghent: Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained Timothy Sexton Yahoo! Contributor Network Apr 11, 2007 "Contribute content like this. Start Here More: John Quincy Adams War of 1812 ... Tsar On Christmas Eve of 1814 the Treaty of Ghent was signed, creating what amounted to an armistice where American and Britain stopped fighting and agreed to a restoration of all conquered territories following the War of 1812. Interestingly, the Treaty of Ghent studiously avoided addressing the American grievances that acted as ignition for the war in the first place, such things as controlling the aggression of certain Indian tribes and search and seizure laws on the high seas. If the War of 1812 was itself an exercise in how meaningless a war can be, the peace treaty was equally an exercise in the mediocrity of treaty drafting. Strangely enough, the genesis behind the Treaty of Ghent was the Tsar of Russia. Tsar Alexander I was hardly what you would call eager to have his country square off against the might of Napoleon alone and wanted nothing less than to see England stretching its power overseas in a war almost guaranteed to go on too long and accomplish little. For purely personal political reasons, Tsar Alexander I sent a mediator to discuss drafting a peace treaty. Eventually American sent a party of five to Ghent, Belgium, headed up by John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay. Maine for themselves. Needless to say, John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay and the rest of the gang instantly rejected the British offers. The Treaty of Ghent appeared headed for a Mexican standoff; or at least a Belgian standoff.

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37. War Of 1812 A selection of articles related to war of 1812 war of 1812 American History Dictionary War of 1812. Definition and meaning of War of 1812 http://www.experiencefestival.com/war_of_1812

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zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Education Military History Military History Search Military History Wars Leaders Weapons ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Military History Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum War of 1812: Success on Lake Erie, Failure Elsewhere By Kennedy Hickman , About.com Guide See More About: war of 1812 battle of lake erie uss chesapeake uss essex ... oliver hazard perry Master Commandant Oliver Hazard Perry transferring from USS Lawrence to USS Niagara during the Battle of Niagara. zSB(3,3) War of 1812: 101 Assessing the Situation In the wake of the failed campaigns of 1812, newly re-elected President James Madison was forced to reassess the strategic situation along the Canadian border. In the Northwest, Major General William Henry Harrison had replaced the disgraced Brigadier General William Hull and was tasked with re-taking Detroit. Diligently training his men, Harrison was checked at the River Raisin and unable to advance without American control of Lake Erie. Elsewhere, New England remained reluctant to play an active role in supporting the war effort making a campaign against Quebec an unlikely prospect. As a result, it was decided to focus American efforts for 1813 on achieving victory on Lake Ontario and the Niagara frontier. Success on this front also required control of the lake. To this end, Captain Isaac Chauncey had been dispatched to Sackets Harbor, NY in 1812 for the purpose of constructing a fleet on Lake Ontario. It was believed that victory in and around Lake Ontario would cut off Upper Canada and open the way for an attack on Montreal.

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