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Lesson 13: The Revolutionary War
AP_US_History_Lesson_15 Related Subjects American History Advanced Placement View educational material Readings Topic 01: Major Battles Topic 02: The War Continues with French Allies Topic 03: Peace of Paris (1783) Interactive Media Files Topic 01: Major Battles Topic 02: The War Continu...
New Georgia Encyclopedia: Hugh M. Dorsey (1871-1948)
during themilitia and Continental Line during the Revolutionary War. He later commanded a brigade under General George Washington at Yorktown, Virginia, and he was brevetted a brigadier general in November 1783. Both Revolutionary War. He later commanded a brigade under General George Washin...
 History-Social Science Framework (CA Dept. of Education)
30 Course Descriptions Ancient World (to A.D. 500) Medieval and Early Modern World (500–1450) Modern World (1789 to present) GRADE FIVE U.S. History: Making a New Nation GRADE SIX Ancient World to A.D. 500 GRADE SEVEN Medieval and Early Modern World to 1789 GRADE EIGHT U.S. Growth and Conflict...
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30 Course Descriptions Ancient World (to A.D. 500) Medieval and Early Modern World (500–1450) Modern World (1789 to present) GRADE FIVE U.S. History: Making a New Nation GRADE SIX Ancient World to A.D. 500 GRADE SEVEN Medieval and Early Modern World to 1789 GRADE EIGHT U.S. Growth and Conflict 1783–1914 GRADE TEN The Modern World 1789 to Present GRADE ELEVEN U.S. Continuity and Change 1900 to Present Linking to the Present Linking Past to Present . . . to PresentLinking Past
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www.cde.ca.gov/re/pn/fd/documents/hist-social-sci-frame.pdf#page=45
30 Course Descriptions Ancient World (to A.D. 500) Medieval and Early Modern World (500–1450) Modern World (1789 to present) GRADE FIVE U.S. History: Making a New Nation GRADE SIX Ancient World to A.D. 500 GRADE SEVEN Medieval and Early Modern World to 1789 GRADE EIGHT U.S. Growth and Conflict <span class="highlight">1783</span>–1914 GRADE TEN The Modern World 1789 to Present GRADE ELEVEN U.S. Continuity and Change 1900 to Present Linking to the Present Linking Past to Present . . . to PresentLinking Past
William Jay (ca. 1792-1837)
New Georgia Encyclopedia: William Jay (ca. 1792-1837) NGE >> The Arts >> Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Historic Preservation >> Architecture: Design >> Antebellum Period, 1783-1860 >> William Jay (ca. 1792-1837) advanced search Certain features wit...
Collin Rogers (1791-1845)
New Georgia Encyclopedia: Collin Rogers (1791-1845) NGE >> The Arts >> Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Historic Preservation >> Architecture: Design >> Antebellum Period, 1783-1860 >> Collin Rogers (1791-1845) advanced search Certain features within...
Plantation Agriculture
were Georgia's principal commercial crops in the colonial period. The loss of the British subsidy for indigo ended that industry in Georgia after the Revolution, although Florida exported minor amounts of the staple during the British Period (1763-1783). Both Georgia and Florida exported some...
Henry Knox, With Portrait
Yorktown siege in 1781; commanded the West Point post, 1782–1783; organized the Society of the Cincinnati, 1783; was commander in chief of the Army, 23 December 1783–20 June 1784; served under the Confederation as Secretary at War, 8 March 1785–11 September 178...
Gilder Lehrman Collection: War Letters
History by EraAn Introduction The Americas to 1620 Colonization & Settlement, 1585-1763 The American Revolution, 1763-1783 The New Nation, 1783-1815 National Expansion & Reform, 1815-1860 Civil War & Reconstruction, 1861-1877 Rise of Industrial America, 1877-1900 Progressiv...
English 346--Ethnic American Literature--Fall 1999
English 346--Ethnic American Literature--Fall 1999 English 346--Ethnic American Literature--Fall 1999 [updated11/29/99] Section 06 [engl346-06]: MW 2:10-4:00 in 22-315 Instructor: Steven Marx [http://www.multimedia.calpoly.edu/libarts/smarx] smarx@calpoly.edu Office hours: MTWR 4:10-5:00 FO...
Remembering Black Loyalists
Pages are optimized for use on an 800x600 monitor. Pages conform to HTML 4.0 Transitional. Read about their story... Between 1783 and 1785, more than 3000 Black persons came to Nova Scotia as a direct result of the American Revolution. They came from slavery and war to take control of...
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