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Transcript of Tuesday, Dec. 6 1. Update your table of contents if you did not yesterday DateTitle Entry # 11/29The...
Tuesday, Dec. 61. Update your table of contents if you did not yesterdayDate Title Entry
#11/29 The Legacy of War notes 6712/2 Chapter 8 Timeline 6812/5 Issues After the War notes 6912/5 Chapter 8 Vocabulary 7012/6 Analyzing Primary Sources worksheet 71
2. Turn to entry 68 and trade spirals
Learning Recover/ Wednesday, Dec. 7th)Political CartoonNoah
NO Learning Recover/ Wednesday, Dec. 7th
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5thLearning Recover/ Wednesday, Dec. 7th unless I get
the assignment before that!!!Political CartoonGabby
Learning Recover/ Wednesday, Dec. 7th unless I get the assignment before that!!!
6th“Who Fired First” 25 word answerXavier (has been absent so has until next Monday)
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NO Learning Recover/ Wednesday, Dec. 7th
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
1786-1787 – Daniel Shays leads a rebellion of Mass. farmers
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
1786-1787 – Daniel Shays leads a rebellion of Mass. farmers
1787 – Constitution al Convention is held in Philadelphia
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
1786-1787 – Daniel Shays leads a rebellion of Mass. farmers
1787 – Constitution al Convention is held in Philadelphia
1788– U.S. Constitution is ratified
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
1786-1787 – Daniel Shays leads a rebellion of Mass. farmers
1787 – Constitution al Convention is held in Philadelphia
1788– U.S. Constitution is ratified
1789- George Washington becomes the first president of the U.S.
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
1786-1787 – Daniel Shays leads a rebellion of Mass. farmers
1787 – Constitution al Convention is held in Philadelphia
1788– U.S. Constitution is ratified
1789- George Washington becomes the first president of the U.S.
1791- Bill of Rights is ratified.
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
1786-1787 – Daniel Shays leads a rebellion of Mass. farmers
1787 – Constitution al Convention is held in Philadelphia
1788– U.S. Constitution is ratified
1789- George Washington becomes the first president of the U.S.
1791- Bill of Rights is ratified.
1779 – Spain declares war on Britain
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
1786-1787 – Daniel Shays leads a rebellion of Mass. farmers
1787 – Constitution al Convention is held in Philadelphia
1788– U.S. Constitution is ratified
1789- George Washington becomes the first president of the U.S.
1791- Bill of Rights is ratified.
1779 – Spain declares war on Britain
1781 – Joseph II allows religious freedom for Christians in Austria
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
1786-1787 – Daniel Shays leads a rebellion of Mass. farmers
1787 – Constitution al Convention is held in Philadelphia
1788– U.S. Constitution is ratified
1789- George Washington becomes the first president of the U.S.
1791- Bill of Rights is ratified.
1779 – Spain declares war on Britain
1781 – Joseph II allows religious freedom for Christians in Austria
1787 – Freetown, Sierra Leone, is made a home for freed slaves
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776-1791)
USA
World
1777- Patriots win Battles of Saratoga. Continental Congress passes the Articles of Confederation
1781- Articles of Confederation go into effect. British surrender at Yorktown
1783 – Treaty of Paris formally ends the Revolutionary War
1786-1787 – Daniel Shays leads a rebellion of Mass. farmers
1787 – Constitution al Convention is held in Philadelphia
1788– U.S. Constitution is ratified
1789- George Washington becomes the first president of the U.S.
1791- Bill of Rights is ratified.
1779 – Spain declares war on Britain
1781 – Joseph II allows religious freedom for Christians in Austria
1787 – Freetown, Sierra Leone, is made a home for freed slaves
1789– French Revolution begins
Timeline grade
• Six pictures• 12 events
Total of 18
Count how many they missed and put minus however at the top
What to get done today?1. Finish Revolution test
2. Finish notes from yesterday (3 questions and a summary) entry #69
3. Analyzing Evidence worksheet (homework!!) #71
4. Vocabulary entry #70
Turn in your spiral before you leave!!!!