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Explain The Creditbilty Gap that devolped between the U.S and its citizens 

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Explain The Creditbilty Gap that devolped between the U.S and its citizens 

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This was the Difference of what was being reported to the Americans than what was actually happening

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Disscuss how the U.S became involved in the Vetinam War

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Disscuss how the U.S became involved in the Vetinam War

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We got involved in the Vietnam war to stop the spread of communism.

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Summarize the accomplishments of the Civil right movement  

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Summarize the accomplishments of the Civil right movement  

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1)Segregation was overruled (brown vs bored ) JFK had to help with segregation
2)Right to vote (protests)
3)Freedom riders get the attention of the democratic party.
4)James Meredith was the first African american to go to and all white college
5)Montgomery bus boycott African Americans stopped riding the bus until segregation stopped

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James Howard Meredith (born June 25, 1933) is a Civil Rights Movement figure, writer, political adviser and Air Force veteran. In 1962, he became the first African-American student admitted to the segregated University of Mississippi, after the intervention of the federal government, an event that was a flashpoint in the Civil Rights Movement.

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What is the significasnce of Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, and Shermans MArch?

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What is the significasnce of Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, and Shermans MArch?

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1.  Fort Sumter was the first battle site of the US Civil war. A Union base was located in South Carolina and was attacked on by Confederate troops who claimed the fort as theirs. President Lincoln ordered the Union troops not to fire back because he did not want to start the first civil war so the Fort was easily taken over by the South.
2. During the battle of Gettysburg General Lee attacked in the North trying to cut of Washington DC. It was a short 3 day battle but was the bloodiest battle of the whole war over 50,000 men were killed. This signaled the end of the War and lose for the Confederate Army.
3.  Sherman's March was the plan to attack the confederate army repeatedly as they chased them back into the south, but Sherman's army could not catch the Confederate Army. So they started to destroy everything in their path, they burned railroad tracks, bridges, harvest, and plantations. This was Total War on Steroids.

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Why was ouyr countrys PrProsperity in the 1920s Superficial?

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Why was ouyr countrys PrProsperity in the 1920s Superficial?

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The prosperity of the 1920s was superficial because even as businesses prospered, not everyone did. Businesses like the Railroad and Iron ranges had reduced wages for their workers. There was a large pay gap between managers and workers. Too many goods bought on credit instead of money actually being put directly into the businesses.

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What were 5 Actions from the Bristish that lead to the Declaration of Independence?

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What were 5 Actions from the Bristish that lead to the Declaration of Independence?

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1. The first action by the British that outraged the English settlers was a Tea Act. This lowered the price of tea so much that it was not profitable anymore.
2.Stamp Act was a tax put onto legal documents, this outraged the people because the British did not have to pay the same tax.
3. Townsend Acts were taxes put onto glass, paper lead and a lot of other goods that the English people used daily.
4. The Boston Massacre outraged the settlers because 5 of "their people" were killed by British soldiers in America.
5. The Intolerable Acts are when the King closed all ports in America to all ships except British ones forcing the settlers to have to buy goods from only the British.

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1. Fort Sumter was the first battle site of the US Civil war. A Union base was located in South Carolina and was attacked on by Confederate troops who claimed the fort as theirs. President Lincoln ordered the Union troops not to fire back because he did not want to start the first civil war so the Fort was easily taken over by the South.
2.Uncle Tom's Cabin was a book written about the harsh realities of life as a salve on a southern plantation.This book was read by many northerners and sparked a deep outrage for the use of Slavery in the South.
3. The actual use of Slavery divided our country further into two since the North did not support its use while the South deemed it to be a necessity on the plantations.
4. Economic differences sparked separation of our country because the north relied on the transportation of the railways while the south was based on farming. The north was often more technologically advanced compared to the south and held 9 out of 10 of the major cities of the country.
5. The Election of 1860 divided the country because many Southern leaders did not want Lincoln to become President for fear he would end slavery.

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1. Gives you the freedom of press, religion, speech and the right to gather and petition
2. The Right to keep and bear arms
3. No soldiers will be kept in the home of civilians without the consent of the owner
4.The right to feel safe and secure and homes, no searches or seizures  without legal  warrants
5. If arrested you must be charged with a crime, you cannot just be be held
6. If arrested you have the right to a fair, public and speedy trial.
7. You have the right to be tried by a jury of your peers
8.  You should not be given excessive bail, fines or punishments for your crimes
9.  Rights are given to the people
10. Laws not regulated by the US Government are regulated by the States or the people, EX: Education is ruled by each state

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Identify long term, short term, and immediate causes of World War 2

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Identify long term, short term, and immediate causes of World War 2

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Long Term:
*Imperialism in Germany,Italy and Japan Aggressive expansion
*Economic and Political turmoil in Europe and beyond citizens were angry and willing to do anything
*Germany and Treaty of Versailles (WW2) Serious implications and restriction on Germany
*Japan builds and empire (started conquering islands)

Short Term:
*Germany &Hitler ignored Hitler they thought he would be satisfied
*Italy-Mussolini they were dictators who where power hungry
*Russia & Stalin power hungry
*Japan & Tojo dictator and power hungry
*All dictators have desire for imperialism
*Appeasement other countries let Hitler do what he wanted and they thought he would stop

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1)Ensured money in banks. this is to protect money despised in a banks. More People put their money in banks and bank loans this cost the government a lot of money and is still around today
2)Home Owners loan corporations- this would help to assist homeowners who could not make their payments. this allowed more people to have a home but it was more expensive but it also saved the homes of about 1 million families
3)Farm cubit administration this provided low interest and long term loans to farmers.This allowed farms to pay back banks and buy back farms. this cost the government a lot  of money but it helped the economy recover.
4)Federal Emergency Relief Administration this helped struggling american families, Distributed $50 million in relief aid to states but it cost a lot of money and people were skeptical  it was not  enough many work related projects were sealed.
5) Civil Works Administration the was to create jobs for people not handouts. This gave 4 million work jobs but the jobs were mostly temporary. Millions for trees were planted.

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Identify causes and effects of the changing roles of women in the late 1920's

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Identify causes and effects of the changing roles of women in the late 1920's

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Causes:
*WW1- factories chances to prove themselves
*New Consumer goods- more free time
*Economic Boom
Effect:
*Flappers
*Independent women
*Sufferage
*Decline in moral

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What obstacles did the first English Settlers face in America?

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What obstacles did the first English Settlers face in America?

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1. They did not bring any woman on the boat with them, so they could not start to reproduce and often did not know how to do "woman house jobs"
2. They did not bring any animals or seeds with them for food
3. They had unreal expectations about the new world, many thought they could just move to America and they would quickly become rich but they found out quickly that was not the case.