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The American Dream has been a central concept in American history, shaping the nation's identity and aspirations. This timeline highlights key events from the arrival of the first settlers to the evolution of a multicultural America, including pivotal moments like the Declaration of Independence and the Civil Rights Movement. The document also explores the origins of the American Dream, the influence of the Puritans in early America, and the significance of the Declaration of Independence in establishing the nation's core values.

27.1.2021

1576

TIMELINE US HISTORY
- U.S.
40.000 B.C.
first setters
1770
13 British colonies
on the northeastern
seabord
the Boston Massacre
1787
Constitut

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The Puritans and the New Canaan

This section delves into the history and beliefs of the Puritans in America during the 16th and 17th centuries. The Puritans played a significant role in early American history and the formation of colonial society.

Key points about the Puritans include:

  • They sought to cleanse the Church of England from Roman Catholic influences.
  • Their goal was to abolish traditional mass, ornaments, decorations, and ceremonies.
  • From 1620 to 1640, they emigrated to New England, founding Plymouth Colony (1620) and Massachusetts Bay (1630).
  • They believed America was the promised land and the new Canaan.
  • Puritans were highly religious and created small towns with town meetings and elections.
  • Church and state were inseparable in Puritan society.
  • They followed English traditions and placed great importance on education.

Vocabulary: Puritanism refers to the religious and social movement that sought to purify the Church of England in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Example: The Pilgrim Fathers, who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620, were the first Puritans to settle in America.

Highlight: The Puritans wrote the Mayflower Compact, an early example of self-governance in the New World.

The Declaration of Independence

This section focuses on the Declaration of Independence, a pivotal document in American history.

Key points about the Declaration of Independence:

  • It was adopted on July 4, 1776.
  • The document announced and explained the separation of the 13 colonies from England.
  • It was primarily drafted by Thomas Jefferson.

Quote: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness."

Highlight: This quote encapsulates the core principles of the American Revolution and the foundation of American democracy.

The document also mentions America's Founding Fathers, known as "The Big Six":

  1. George Washington
  2. John Adams
  3. Thomas Jefferson
  4. James Madison
  5. Alexander Hamilton
  6. Benjamin Franklin

Definition: The Founding Fathers were the political leaders who signed the Declaration of Independence, participated in the American Revolution, and established the United States Constitution.

TIMELINE US HISTORY
- U.S.
40.000 B.C.
first setters
1770
13 British colonies
on the northeastern
seabord
the Boston Massacre
1787
Constitut

Öffnen

Timeline of US History

This page presents a comprehensive American history timeline, highlighting significant events from 40,000 BC to 1970. The timeline covers major milestones in the formation and development of the United States.

Key events include:

  • 40,000 BC: Arrival of first settlers
  • 1492: Columbus discovers America
  • 1600: European colonists arrive seeking religious freedom
  • 1620: Establishment of Plymouth Colony
  • 1770: Formation of 13 British colonies on the northeastern seaboard
  • 1773: Boston Tea Party
  • 1775: Start of the American Revolutionary War
  • 1776: Declaration of Independence
  • 1783: Treaty of Paris
  • 1787: Constitution drafted
  • 1791: Bill of Rights added to Constitution
  • 1812-1814: War of 1812
  • 1861-1865: American Civil War
  • 1865: Abolishment of slavery through the 13th Amendment
  • 1870: Voting rights for black people
  • 1920: Voting rights for women
  • 1960: Civil Rights Movement
  • 1965: Change in immigration laws
  • 1970: Idea of a multicultural and diverse America

Highlight: The timeline showcases the gradual expansion of rights and freedoms in American society, from the abolition of slavery to voting rights for various groups.

Definition: The American Dream is described as a concept originating from the immigration of settlers to the US, promoting prosperity and a fresh start for all people, regardless of social status or heritage. It emphasizes individual independence and freedom, with success achievable through hard work.

Example: The phrase "from dishwasher to millionaire" is used to illustrate the American Dream concept.

Highlight: The document notes that the American Dream is under criticism as it is not achievable by everyone, but only by some who are lucky.

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American Dream and History for Kids - Easy Timeline

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@linaah

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The American Dream has been a central concept in American history, shaping the nation's identity and aspirations. This timeline highlights key events from the arrival of the first settlers to the evolution of a multicultural America, including pivotal moments like the Declaration of Independence and the Civil Rights Movement. The document also explores the origins of the American Dream, the influence of the Puritans in early America, and the significance of the Declaration of Independence in establishing the nation's core values.

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TIMELINE US HISTORY
- U.S.
40.000 B.C.
first setters
1770
13 British colonies
on the northeastern
seabord
the Boston Massacre
1787
Constitut

The Puritans and the New Canaan

This section delves into the history and beliefs of the Puritans in America during the 16th and 17th centuries. The Puritans played a significant role in early American history and the formation of colonial society.

Key points about the Puritans include:

  • They sought to cleanse the Church of England from Roman Catholic influences.
  • Their goal was to abolish traditional mass, ornaments, decorations, and ceremonies.
  • From 1620 to 1640, they emigrated to New England, founding Plymouth Colony (1620) and Massachusetts Bay (1630).
  • They believed America was the promised land and the new Canaan.
  • Puritans were highly religious and created small towns with town meetings and elections.
  • Church and state were inseparable in Puritan society.
  • They followed English traditions and placed great importance on education.

Vocabulary: Puritanism refers to the religious and social movement that sought to purify the Church of England in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Example: The Pilgrim Fathers, who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620, were the first Puritans to settle in America.

Highlight: The Puritans wrote the Mayflower Compact, an early example of self-governance in the New World.

The Declaration of Independence

This section focuses on the Declaration of Independence, a pivotal document in American history.

Key points about the Declaration of Independence:

  • It was adopted on July 4, 1776.
  • The document announced and explained the separation of the 13 colonies from England.
  • It was primarily drafted by Thomas Jefferson.

Quote: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness."

Highlight: This quote encapsulates the core principles of the American Revolution and the foundation of American democracy.

The document also mentions America's Founding Fathers, known as "The Big Six":

  1. George Washington
  2. John Adams
  3. Thomas Jefferson
  4. James Madison
  5. Alexander Hamilton
  6. Benjamin Franklin

Definition: The Founding Fathers were the political leaders who signed the Declaration of Independence, participated in the American Revolution, and established the United States Constitution.

TIMELINE US HISTORY
- U.S.
40.000 B.C.
first setters
1770
13 British colonies
on the northeastern
seabord
the Boston Massacre
1787
Constitut

Timeline of US History

This page presents a comprehensive American history timeline, highlighting significant events from 40,000 BC to 1970. The timeline covers major milestones in the formation and development of the United States.

Key events include:

  • 40,000 BC: Arrival of first settlers
  • 1492: Columbus discovers America
  • 1600: European colonists arrive seeking religious freedom
  • 1620: Establishment of Plymouth Colony
  • 1770: Formation of 13 British colonies on the northeastern seaboard
  • 1773: Boston Tea Party
  • 1775: Start of the American Revolutionary War
  • 1776: Declaration of Independence
  • 1783: Treaty of Paris
  • 1787: Constitution drafted
  • 1791: Bill of Rights added to Constitution
  • 1812-1814: War of 1812
  • 1861-1865: American Civil War
  • 1865: Abolishment of slavery through the 13th Amendment
  • 1870: Voting rights for black people
  • 1920: Voting rights for women
  • 1960: Civil Rights Movement
  • 1965: Change in immigration laws
  • 1970: Idea of a multicultural and diverse America

Highlight: The timeline showcases the gradual expansion of rights and freedoms in American society, from the abolition of slavery to voting rights for various groups.

Definition: The American Dream is described as a concept originating from the immigration of settlers to the US, promoting prosperity and a fresh start for all people, regardless of social status or heritage. It emphasizes individual independence and freedom, with success achievable through hard work.

Example: The phrase "from dishwasher to millionaire" is used to illustrate the American Dream concept.

Highlight: The document notes that the American Dream is under criticism as it is not achievable by everyone, but only by some who are lucky.

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In Bildungs-App-Charts in 12 Ländern

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Schüler:innen haben Lernzettel hochgeladen

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iOS User

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Philipp, iOS User

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Lena, iOS Userin

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