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1860 -1865 New yorkers fought alongside of the northerners to save the union |
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Underground Railroad |
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Harriet Tubman escaped slavery and moved to Auburn New York where she helped slaves escape from the South to Canada on the Underground" railroad. |
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Northers became abolitionists because they were fighting against slavery. |
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Industrial Revolution |
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It began in England in the late 1700's people stopped producing goods by hand at home and started to use machines driven by steam power in factories |
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Diaries, interviews, and photographs |
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textbooks and articles..... do not come from someone who lived it. |
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A fact is a statement about something that is said to have happened. It is a truth. You have blue eyes.
An opinion is something that a person's thinks or a belief. You are pretty. |
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they lived in wigwams, they are peaceful, they were hunters and gatherers |
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Iroquois(Haudenosaunee)[image] |
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Lived in longhouses. They were fierce warriors |
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A small domeshaped house that could fit only one family made of branches and bark |
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A long house that can fit a lot o families made of saplings and branches covered with bark and grass |
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Iroquois Confederacy[image] |
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All five Indian tribes united to form a union |
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The Dutch established a colony which they called New Netherlands. New Netherlands was known for his fur trade. |
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The SOns of liberty organized parades and attacked British tax collectors |
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Colonists in Boston threw chests of tea into the harbor in protest |
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By 1775 the colonists were in open rebellion against the British |
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oppossed the revolution and took the side of the British |
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favored the revolution and were against the British |
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Declaration of Independence |
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Each of the colonies now became an independent state |
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Articles of Confederation |
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The 13 new states also agreed to form a new national government under the Articles of Confederation |
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The new constitution proposed a much stronger government with a President, Congress, and Supreme Court. |
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First ten amendments of the constitution |
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Americans went to war again with the British |
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