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Women started getting jobs and started to go to school. They became more independent both financially and literally.

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Long Term: Rise of fascist government in Europe. Militarization and economic expansion of Germany. Hitler wanted to take take back the countries that had been taken from Germany at the treaty.

Short Term: There was a lot of invasions. Germany was invading any country that he went through. This caused unwanted tension between Germany and ally country.

Immediate: Arch Duke and his wife got assassinated. He was the hire for the thrown for Hungarian.

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Accomplishments of The Civil Rights Movement

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Accomplishments of The Civil Rights Movement

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African Americans gained the rights to vote

School segregation was banned

NAACP

African American discrimination limited

African Americans Accomplishments in the fight for freedom and equality

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The United States became involved in the Vietnam War because they wanted to stop the spread of communism in South Vietnam and the rest of the world.

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The Credibility Gap between U.S. and it's Citizens is when Johnson promised the soldiers that were in Vietnam that he would bring more soldiers there. Also that Nixon allowing the army to use Agent Orange to bomb Vietnam soldiers. Meanwhile in the U.S. the students of Madison State University were not happy with it because they were the ones who made the chemical gas, and they didn't want it being used around the american soldiers or woman and children . Some of the men who were drafted into the war were also students that went to Madison State or Kent State.

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NRA: Increased wages and prices.

AAA: Paid farmers to stop growing crops

PWA: Employed people to do public work projects

SSA: Life insurance, pensions for elderly, survivors insurance.

WPA: Employed people to do research and artistic projects

CCC: Provided jobs for people during the Great Depression

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Ways the country's prosperity during the 1920's was superficail

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Ways the country's prosperity during the 1920's was superficail

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America had the policy of Isolation, which  means prices and taxes were low, and giving Americans the option of buying goods on the margin. They also were paying banks back in small installments.

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Significance of Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, Sherman's March

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Significance of Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, Sherman's March

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Fort Sumter: The battle of Fort Sumter is important because it was the first battle of the American Civil War. The United States started building Fort Sumter after the war of 1812 to strength the defenses of it's southern ports.

Gettysburg: The battle of Gettysburg is important because it stopped Confederate General Robert E. Lee's second invasion in the North. More 50,000 men dead during the three day battle, making it the bloodiest battle f the American Civil War.

Sherman's March: Sherman's March is important because he demolished everything in his way. He cut off the supplies to Lee' s armies which was facing the North. He also made the Northern victory possible

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Slavery: Slavery is one of the reasons because the South wanted slavery to spread around the United States but the North didn't want that.

Election of Lincoln: Lincoln was elected for president in 1860. The South believed that he was anti-slavery and in favor of Northern  interest

Growth of the Abolition Movement: The Northerner's became more polarized against slavery after the book Uncle Tom's Cabin came out because it talked about what slaves go through every day, and how they get beat for doing little things.

States vs. Federal Rights: The Federal government denied states rights to determine what goes on in the state.

Economic and Social difference between the North and South: Cotton became a huge deal in 1793, which meant that they would need money slaves to pluck them from the field. Basically the South was focused on the plantation system, while the North was focused on the city life.

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1.) Freedom of Religion, Speech and Press
2.) Rights to Bear Arms
3.)  The Housing of Soldiers
4.) Protection from Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
5.) Protection of Rights to Life, Liberty, and Property
6.) Rights of Accused Person in Criminal Cases
7.) Rights to Civil Cases
8.) Excessive Bail, Fines, and Punishment Forbidden
9.)Other Rights Kept by People
10.) Undelegated  Powers Kept by the State and People.

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5 British actions that led to the Declaration of Independence

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5 British actions that led to the Declaration of Independence

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Tea Act: The British lowered the price of tea which lead to the Boston Tea Party.

Boston Tea Party: Colonist dresses as Indians stormed into the Boston Harbor and dumped 23 thousand pounds of tea into the Harbor.

Common Sense:  A Book published about republicanism and independence.

Boston Massacre:  This event was viewed an example of British Cruelty and used as propaganda, especially by Paul Revere.

Stamp Act:  Representatives from nine of the thirteen colonies declared the Stamp Act unconstitutional as it was a tax levied without their constant.

Townsend Act: Taxed on products colonies needed glass, lead paints paper , and tea. The Americans boycotted , and the British eventually repealed all taxes except the one on tea.

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3 obstacles facing the first English setters. 

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3 obstacles facing the first English setters. 

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One of the challenges they faced was dealing with unfriendly Native Americans. Because of this concern the settlers felt unsafe venturing away from their settlement. Mostly because they needed food. The second issues they faced was the weather. The weather was the same reason they barely had any food. It was really hard to grow crops because they were experiencing the worst droughts. The winter hit them really hard also. Many of them died because of the cold. The third one is Diseases. A lot of people were getting sick that they didn't a cure for back then.