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In April 1775, following the battles at Lexington and Concord, Dr. Joseph Warren of Boston, a zealous champion of American liberty and president of the Massachusetts Provincial Congress, wrote an open letter to the British people giving the colonists view of the events. It had been Warren who disp...

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The Monroe Doctrine (1823) President James Monroe presented this doctrine as part of his annual message to Congress in December 1823. He proposed it at a time when the Old World powers were losing their colonial interests in the New World. The United States had recognized the former colonies of Arge...

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Samuel F. B. Morse, from Imminent Dangers to the Free Institutions of the United States through Foreign Immigration (1835) In the early 1830s, Samuel Morsewho would later invent the telegraphbegan attacking in print the Leopoldine Society to Aid the Missions, which was making contributions to t...

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Welcome to the computer lab! Go to www.myhistorylab.com and log in to the online textbook webiste with your registered account. Remember to sign in as a returning user. You don't need the access code, just your individual password. Then, once you are logged into the site, scroll down on the left t...

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DBQ: The debate over the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1789 revealed bitter controversies on a number of issues. Discuss the issues involved and explain why these controversies developed. [Source: 1977 AP Exam] Above, the 1977 DBQ question for the AP exam sits. It's not that impressive, is it? It's n...

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DBQ: In what ways did the French and Indian War (1754-1763) alter the political, economic and ideological relations between Britain and its colonies? Use the documents and your knowledge of the period 1740-1766 in constructing your response. [Source: 2004 AP Exam] Directions: 1) Create a the...

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Prepared by Leslie Lindenauer for the Paul Revere House, Boston. Even simple artifacts, such as the geneological chart of American Revolutionary hero Paul Revere, can provide information about the lives of earlier generations, such as age at first marriage, lifespan, and family size. Revere wa...

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Choose one question and answer fully. Feel free to use your text and other research sites to aid your answer. Please cite your sources, however, at the end of your essay answer. Internet sources should be hyperlinked. Let me know if you have any specific questions, ok? Thanks. · Wh...

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Use the documents provided in class (the diaries of Columbus and the writings of Las Casas) to answer the following questions. Email me (mre@engineofsouls.com) if you have any questions or need any help. 1. Justify the role of progress from the Spanish perspective, using specific phrases and ex...

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In order to get to know each other better, let's share some answers to the following questions: 1) If you could go back in time, who would you choose to meet and what would you ask or do? 2) What is the most confusing thought/question you have ever had? 3) What is your most prized possession and why? 4) Wh...

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Summer Assignment I hope all of you are enjoying your summer. Although many consider time in the summer to fly, take some time to think about how your perceptions of the moments and events of your days are remembered both by you and the people around you. This is how history is studied. What motivate...

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	Primary Source #3: Joseph Warren & Lexington (Preview) In April 1775, following the battles at Lexington and Concord, Dr. Joseph Warren of Boston, a zealous champion of American liberty and president of the Massachusetts Provincial Congress, wrote an open letter to the British people giving the colonists view of the events. It had been Warren who disp...	mr e	18	9620	Nov 5, 2007 by mre
	Primary Source #9: Monroe Doctrine (Preview) The Monroe Doctrine (1823) President James Monroe presented this doctrine as part of his annual message to Congress in December 1823. He proposed it at a time when the Old World powers were losing their colonial interests in the New World. The United States had recognized the former colonies of Arge...	mre	14	4838	Nov 5, 2007 by mre
	Primary Source #11: Foreign Immigration (Preview) Samuel F. B. Morse, from Imminent Dangers to the Free Institutions of the United States through Foreign Immigration (1835) In the early 1830s, Samuel Morsewho would later invent the telegraphbegan attacking in print the Leopoldine Society to Aid the Missions, which was making contributions to t...	mre	11	2236	Nov 4, 2007 by mre
	Assignment #6: Chapter 8 Online (Preview) Welcome to the computer lab! Go to www.myhistorylab.com and log in to the online textbook webiste with your registered account. Remember to sign in as a returning user. You don't need the access code, just your individual password. Then, once you are logged into the site, scroll down on the left t...	mre	1	851	Oct 4, 2007 by Chris
	Assignment #8: Alien & Sedition DBQ (Preview) DBQ: The debate over the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1789 revealed bitter controversies on a number of issues. Discuss the issues involved and explain why these controversies developed. [Source: 1977 AP Exam] Above, the 1977 DBQ question for the AP exam sits. It's not that impressive, is it? It's n...	mre	0	6872	Oct 4, 2007 by mre
	Assignment #3: French & Indian War DBQ (Preview) DBQ: In what ways did the French and Indian War (1754-1763) alter the political, economic and ideological relations between Britain and its colonies? Use the documents and your knowledge of the period 1740-1766 in constructing your response. [Source: 2004 AP Exam] Directions: 1) Create a the...	mr e	14	28953	Sep 27, 2007 by mre
	Primary Source #2: Revere Family Tree (Preview) Prepared by Leslie Lindenauer for the Paul Revere House, Boston. Even simple artifacts, such as the geneological chart of American Revolutionary hero Paul Revere, can provide information about the lives of earlier generations, such as age at first marriage, lifespan, and family size. Revere wa...	mre	18	2939	Sep 21, 2007 by mre
	Asignment #2: Pre-Revolution Questions (Preview) Choose one question and answer fully. Feel free to use your text and other research sites to aid your answer. Please cite your sources, however, at the end of your essay answer. Internet sources should be hyperlinked. Let me know if you have any specific questions, ok? Thanks. · Wh...	mr e	17	3553	Sep 13, 2007 by Alexa
	Primary Source #1: Columbus & Las Casas (Preview) Use the documents provided in class (the diaries of Columbus and the writings of Las Casas) to answer the following questions. Email me (mre@engineofsouls.com) if you have any questions or need any help. 1. Justify the role of progress from the Spanish perspective, using specific phrases and ex...	mr e	15	18998	Sep 13, 2007 by Andrew L.
	Assignment #1: Icebreaker Questions (Preview) In order to get to know each other better, let's share some answers to the following questions: 1) If you could go back in time, who would you choose to meet and what would you ask or do? 2) What is the most confusing thought/question you have ever had? 3) What is your most prized possession and why? 4) Wh...	mre	32	1264	Sep 13, 2007 by Erin
	Summer Assignment (Preview) Summer Assignment I hope all of you are enjoying your summer. Although many consider time in the summer to fly, take some time to think about how your perceptions of the moments and events of your days are remembered both by you and the people around you. This is how history is studied. What motivate...	mre	3	977	Aug 2, 2007 by Anonymous
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