Timeline of Events from 1776–1870, The Early American Republic

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Name Date The Early American Republic Portfolio Timeline of Events from 1776–1870 The United States changed a great deal from the Declaration of Independence to the Reconstruction era. Today you are going to examine how the United States changed during these years by creating a detailed timeline. How did the United States change between 1776 and 1870? Review what you have learned during this unit to fill out a T-Chart comparing the United States of 1776 to the United States of 1870. This information will help you create your timeline. Consider the following as you fill out the T-Chart: 1. How did the size of the United States change? 2. How did the make-up of the population in the United States change? 3. What new innovations changed life in the United States? 4. What key events changed the United States? 5. How was citizenship defined during each time period? How was enfranchisement (the right to vote) defined? Creating Your Timeline Use information from your T-Chart to create a timeline of events from 1776–1870. You should have a minimum of 10 events that are considered politically, socially, and/or economically significant. Of those 10 events, choose 3 events and write summaries explaining how they impacted the United States. Complete the following: 1. Create a timeline with a minimum of 10 events/innovations (social, political, economic) that impacted the United States. between 1776 and 1870. Be sure to include a brief explanation with each event. 2. Choose 3 of the 10 events/innovations and write 3 summaries explaining, in detail, how each event impacted the United States. o Include the following: What is the event/innovation? Why did the event/innovation take place? Who was involved? Where did it take place? Who did it affect overall? How did it change the United States? 3. Complete a works cited page in MLA format for any source used outside of your textbook. o Remember: Direct quotes from a source need quotation marks and a citation to prevent plagiarism. © 2015 Connections Education LLC. All rights reserved. What needs to be turned in? • a completed T-Chart • a completed timeline with a minimum of 10 events • a detailed summaries of three events • a works cited page in MLA format of any sources outside of your textbook How do I submit these items? Use the Drop Box found in The Early American Republic Portfolio lesson or send your teacher all completed documents in one WebMail message. © 2015 Connections Education LLC. All rights reserved. 2 Name: Date: T-Chart © 2015 Connections Education LLC. All rights reserved.
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Timeline of Events from 1776–1870, The Early American Republic

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T-Chart

America in 1770

America in 1870

1. Total population was 2,148,100.

1. Total population was 38,558,371. This
change in population was due to the
increasing number of immigrants going into
America.

2. The size of America was made up of

2. America extended its boundaries to include

13colonies.

territories that were between states in the
West Coast and states beyond Mississippi
River.

3. Means of transport were undeveloped.

3. There were new innovations: steam boats,

There were no trains, steam boats and other

waterways, roads, steam power, railroads, and

technologies used for transport.

refrigerators. There was innovation of the
telegraph.

4. The right to vote was only given to a

4. The right to vote was extended to all male

number of human beings considered to be

citizens. Women were still not allowed to

superior. This mainly included the whites.

vote. All races were allowed to vote.

Women were not allowed to vote.
5.Citizens were those born in the USA to

5. There was an amendment to include those

natives

naturalized in the USA to become citizens

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A Completed Timeline Events
January 10, 1776- Publishing of “Comm...


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