Abraham Lincoln By Cole Belinskas Timeline Of Abraham Lincoln Young Abraham Lincoln Interesting Facts • Abe’s house in Kentucky only had one room. • Abraham was the first Republican president. • Abraham Lincoln was the first president assassinated. Abraham Lincoln As President • Emancipation Proclamation • Won civil War • Made the Gettysburg Address Work Cites • Sullivan, George. Abraham Lincoln. New York: Scholastic Inc.,2000 • Online Internet.” The Emancipation Proclomation.2000..7 April, 2010 • Ames lab gov.” Online internet. 2010..7 April, 2010 Rosa As A Child • • • • Lived in Pine Level Alabama She was born on Feb. 4th 1913 Grew up raised by mom and grandparents Went through the troubles of segregation Contributions • • • • Seamstress Civil Rights activist Congressman John Conyers assistant Co Founder of the Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for self development Civil Rights • All Public transportation became integrated in 1956 • The Civil War was won by the Union in 1865 • The Under Ground rail road started in the late 1790’s • MLK was shot and killed in 1968 Rosa’s Later Professions • Grass Routes activist • Rosa & Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development Rosa’s Death • Rosa died on October, 24th of 2005 • She was 92 years old • In her last two years she was diagnosed with Dementia • She was the first woman and second African American to be honored in the U.S. Capital Rotunda Abraham Lincoln By Cole Belinskas Timeline Of Abraham Lincoln Young Abraham Lincoln Interesting Facts • Abe’s house in Kentucky only had one room. • Abraham was the first Republican president. • Abraham Lincoln was the first president assassinated. Abraham Lincoln As President • Emancipation Proclamation • Won civil War • Made the Gettysburg Address Work Cites • Sullivan, George. Abraham Lincoln. New York: Scholastic Inc.,2000 • Online Internet.” The Emancipation Proclomation.2000..7 April, 2010 • Ames lab gov.” Online internet. 2010..7 April, 2010 Molly’s birth name was Mary Ludwig. She got her name “Molly Pitcher” when she was in the battle of Monmouth. She got her name when she was carrying pitchers of water to the soldiers. Molly witnessed a man that shot John Casper Hays, Molly’s husband. Molly picked up the gun and fired. Later she met George Washington and celebrated! George McCawley was president of King’s College. George was a cold unemotional man, soon they were poor. In 1822 Molly received $40.00 annually for her help in the war. Stevenson, Augusta. Molly Pitcher. Indianapolis: Aladdin Paperbacks, 1960. Hai, Lin. "Molly Pitcher." Pabooks. 2006. . 31 March, 2010. <http://pabook.libraries.psu.edu/palitmap/bios/Pitcher_M olly.html>. Deanna, James. "Molly Pitcher, Biography and Information." Essortment. 2002. . 31 March, 2010. <http://www.essortment.com/all/mollypitcherbi_rotw.htm> . Susan was born in Adams, Massachusetts on February 15, 1820 Went to a strict boarding school at the age of 15 Susan’s family soon went into debt, so Susan got out of the boarding school, and helped her family get back the money In 1870’s Anthony and Stanton wrote “ Appeal to Women of the Republic” Then, Susan voted, which she needed to pay a fine for. She didn’t pay her $100 fine So she went to jail for a day She died at the age of 86 on May 21st, 1906 Then, on May 21st, 1919, the 19th amendment was passed That allowed women to vote Works Cited Thank you to all these great resources • Weisberg , Barbara. Susan B. Anthony. New York: Chelsa House, 1988. • Odano, Julie. "Freedom Hero: Susan B. Anthoney." . July 18th, 2004. . 7 April, 2010. <>. • , . "Susan B. Anthoney House." . . . 7 April, 2010. <http://www.susanbanthoneyhouse.org/>. Erin Cardoza •Born June 27th 1880 •Teacher was Annie Sullivan •Had a younger sister, named Mildred •Had temper tantrums, age 6 •19 months old got an illness that caused her to be blind/deaf • Learned to communicate • Speaker • Author • Went on 3 lecture tours • Failed her 3rd tour - accomplished her 1st & 2nd • Sara Fuller taught her to talk • Very successful speaker • Learned to talk at age 13 • • • • • Wrote 13 books Wrote 12 books about herself Wrote book about Annie Sullivan Very famous author Best selling author websites , . "Helen Keller." Perkins School for the Blind. 2009. . 13 April, 2010. <Perkins School for the blind>. Helen Keller." Helen Keller Facts. 2004. Internet. 13 April, 2010. <.>. Books George, Judith St. Dr doctor Bell your friend Helen Keller. New York: Scholastic, 2004 Sullivan, George. Helen Keller. New York: Scholastic, 2004 Timeline of Pocahontas • Had a plan to take over the tribe of Werocomoco • Wanted to convert all Native Americans to Christianity • Let Pocahontas meet very important people • The English were sent to find gold at first, but had no luck John smith • Was “adopted” to Chief Powhatan • Didn’t care much about Native Americans • Met up with Pocahontas in England Pocahontas’ Last Moments • Died from weather in England • John Rolfe (husband) didn’t really care • After death, Native Americans attacked colonists • Died on way back to Jamestown in 1617 Citation Page Pemberton, Anne. "Timeline for Pocahontas 1595-1617." Educational Synthesis. October 29, 2009. . 7 April, 2010. <http://www.educationalsynthesesis.org/famamer/Pocatimeline.html>. Hanes, Mari. "Kids' Page." Blessed Quietness. April 6, 2010. . 12 April, 2010. <http://www.blessedquietness.com/JOURNAL/kidspage/poca hont.htm>. Fritz, Jean. The Double Life of Pocahontas. Toronto: General Publishing Co., 1983. -Born in 1778 -Daughter of Shoshoni Indian Chief -Captured by Hidasta Indians for slavery for Hidasta women -Learned in slavery how to grow and plant crops -Was bought by an Frenchman, Toussiant Charbonneau, to be his wife Joined Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1804 Joined expedition because of knowledge on: directions, languages, medicines and food Had baby, Jean-Baptiste on expedition, at the age of 16 Was important because knowledge on directions, languages, medicines and food Guided ways when spotted Shoshoni landmarks Traveled through journey with also a baby to take care of Made the Lewis and Clark expedition possible with all of her knowledge Rowland, Della. Sacajawea, Guide to Lewis and Clark. New York: Yearling, 1989. , . "Sacagawea Biography." www.biography.com. 2009. A&E Television. 4 March, 2010. <http://www.biography.com/articles/Sacagawea-9468731>. , . "Life History of Sacagawea." www.online-study-guide.com. 2004-2005. . 4 March, 2010. <http://online-study-guide.com/history/women-womens/sacagawea/timeline.html>. , . "Sacajawea Timeline." www.eiu.edu. . . 11 March, 2010. <http://www.eiu.edu/~wow/sacatime.html>. , . "Sacajawea." www.sparknotes.com. 2010. SparkNotes LLC. 11 March, 2010. <http://www.sparknotes.com/biography/sacajawea/timeline.html>. , . "What is the timeline for Sacagawea?." www.wikki.answers.com. 2019. Answers Coroporation. 11 March, 2010. <http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_timeline_for_Sacagawea>. . "When did Toussiant Charbonnuea Die?." www.answers.com. 2010. . March 19, 2010. <http://wiki.answers.com/Q/when_did_Toussiant_Charbonnuea_die>. Born February 12, 1809 Died April 1, 1865 By Julie • • • • • • Mother= Nancy Hanks Father= Thomas Lincoln Sister= Sarah Lincoln Brother= Thomas Lincoln Stepmother= Sarah Bush Johnson Wife= Mary Todd • • • • Lawyer Congressman Soldier in Black Hawk Man’s War President 16th President Gettysburg Address • • • • 10 sentences long 2 minutes long Very important speech About war and slavery Work Cited Website: Miller, Judy. "http://www.apples4theteacher.com/holidays/presidentsday/abraham-lincoln/timeline.html." http://www.apples4 theteacher.com/. 1999-2010. Webstantaneous Web Marketing, LLC. 11 March, 2010. <http://www.apples4theteacher.com/>. Website: , Paul. "http://www.sonofthesouth.net/slavery/abrahamlincoln/abraham-lincoln-pictures.htm." http://www.sonofthesouth.n et. 2003-2008 . . 11 March, 2010. <http://www.sonofthesouth.net/slavery/abrahamlincoln/abraham-lincoln-pictures.html>. Timeline • Born on June 27, 1880 • Became both deaf and blind at the age of 19 months • Instructed under Annie Sullivan at the age of 7 • Learned how to talk at the age of 10 • 1903-Published first book Story of My Life - a junior in college • 1904-Graduated from Radcliffe College • Went on 3 lecture tours • Died of heart attack – late May • Died at age 87 - June 1st, 1968 • Stevens, Patsy. “Helen Keller.” www.gardenofpraise.com. 1999. Patsy Stevens. 18 March, 2010. <http://gardenofpraise.com/ibdkell.htm>. • ,.”Who is Helen Keller.” www.answers.ask.com. 2010. Ask.com. 17 March, 2010. http://answers.ask.com/health/diseases/who_is_helen_k eller. • St. George, Judith. Dear Dr Bell… Your friend, Helen Keller. New York: Scholastic, January 12th 2010. • Sullivan • Born in 1734 • Went to North Writing School • Worked as apprentice for a Silversmith Shop • Father died in 1754 • Took over the silversmith shop. • Made items from spoons to lanterns • Made punch bowl for Sons of Liberty • • • • • Took part in Boston Massacre Took part in the Boston Tea Party Rode the Midnight Ride Got captured by the British Was released by the British • • • • • Started copper business Learned how to roll copper Made parts for the army Made bells for the church Died May 10, 1818 • Website: , . "Paul Revere-copper Industry pioneer." Copper.org. 1998. . March 18, 2010. <Copper Development Association Inc.> • Website: Cullcut, Vin. "Revere Copper." Old Copper Website. 2002. . March 18, 2010. <www.old copper.org • Sullivan, George. Paul Revere. New York: Scholastic Ink, 1999 Life… • Born on February 11 • Young when he got a job as a train boy Becomes a telegrapher • Became a telegrapher A telegrapher is someone who gets calls from taps. Invents the phonograph A Phonograph is a thing to record and play back what other people say and yourself. Improvements of the light bulb • Hardest challenge was improvement of the light bulb Death of Thomas Edison • Tom Died on October 18, 1931 By: Nicole Lento Timeline Pocahontas’s Background • • • • • Born in 1595 Jamestown, Virginia Raised with 20 brothers and 10 sisters Father was a Powhatan Prince She was only 22 when she died 1st Contribution • • • • • She saved John Smith The Powhatan wanted to kill him She also saved the English settlers She gave the settlers food to survive They would have died without her 2nd Contribution • • • • Got captured by Samuel Argall Sacrificed herself for the tribe Chief Powhatan stopped trading Moved to England 3rd Contribution • • • • Became a Christian Got married to John Rolfe Gave birth to Thomas Rolfe Met King James 1 and Queen Anne Theodore Roosevelt as a kid. • Theodore Roosevelt had asthma at the age of 3 Theodore Roosevelt was a cowboy • Theodore Roosevelt was a cowboy before he was a President • He was a cowboy before he married his second wife • He wrote so many books about cowboys. President Theodore Roosevelt • Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th President of the U.S.A • He was Vice President for William McKinley • He was President in 1901 and retired in 1909 The death of Theodore Roosevelt • Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep in the year of 1919 at the age of 60. Work Cited Page • . "About Theodore Roosevelt 26th President and much more." www.theodoreroosevelt.org. 2008. . 7 April, 2010. <www>. • Swain, Gwyneth. Theodore Roosevelt. Minneapolis: Barns and Noble, 2005. • , . "ipl2." www.ipl2.com. . . 7 April, 2010. <www.>. Theodore Roosevelt as a kid. • Theodore Roosevelt had asthma at the age of 3 Theodore Roosevelt was a cowboy • Theodore Roosevelt was a cowboy before he was a President • He was a cowboy before he married his second wife • He wrote so many books about cowboys. President Theodore Roosevelt • Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th President of the U.S.A • He was Vice President for William McKinley • He was President in 1901 and retired in 1909 The death of Theodore Roosevelt • Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep in the year of 1919 at the age of 60. Work Cited Page • . "About Theodore Roosevelt 26th President and much more." www.theodoreroosevelt.org. 2008. . 7 April, 2010. <www>. • Swain, Gwyneth. Theodore Roosevelt. Minneapolis: Barns and Noble, 2005. • , . "ipl2." www.ipl2.com. . . 7 April, 2010. <www.>. Paul Revere By: Paulo TimeLine Midnight Ride • First went By Boat • Told colonists the British were coming • Rode a horse Copper • • • • Made top of state house Made his first copper when 64 Made copper plates His son helped him Silversmith • Worked for his dad • Made silverware • Made a punch bowl War • Fought in French and Indian War • Fought on the British • Became Second Lieutenant in war Last breath • Died may 20, 1818 • Age 84 • Died at home Family Background • • • • • Born in Shadwell, Virginia, April 13, 1743 College from 1760-1762 Studied law Representative in the House of Burgesses 6 children Writer of Declaration of Independence Governor President • Head of committee to draft Declaration of Independence June 11, 1776 • Author of it • Became official on July 4th, 1776 • Governor on June, 1779 • Had not that much power because of House of Burgesses • Vulnerable to British so moved in to Richmond • Escaped 5 minutes before the British arrived • • • • 3rd president of the U.S. 2nd to live in the White House Worked 15 hrs. a day Bought the Louisiana Territory for $15,ooo,ooo Website: Boyd, Julian. "Jefferson, Timeline." bioguide.congress.gov. 1962. Boston: Little, Brown, Co.. 4 March, 2010. <http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=j00006 9>. , . "Thomas Jefferson." washington.org. 2008. Destination DC. 25 March, 2010. <http://washington.org/>. "Timeline of Jefferson's Life." www.monticello.org. February, 2003. . March 25, 2010. <http://www.monticello.org/jefferson/timeline.html>. Book: Mullin, Rita. Thomas Jefferson. New York: Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., 2007. • loved to hunt • loved family • Married Rebecca Bryan • In the French and Indian War • Colonizer of Boonesborough • Blazed through the Cumberland Cap • Two places named after: – Sheltowee Trace Trail – Daniel Boone National Forest • Six countries • "Daniel Boone." Wikipedia. . . 12 April, 2010. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel Boone>. • Daugherty, James. Daniel Boone. New York: Viking Press Inc., 1939 • Kramer, Sydelle. Who Was Daniel Boone?. New York: Penguin Group, 2006 Contributions • • • • Pilot Writer Fashion Designer Doctor Important Dates • • • • July 24,1897- Born 1917- Be came a doctor December 25, 1917- Saw air show May 1932 left to fly the Atlantic Work Cited Websites: Park, Sara. "Timeline for Amelia Earhart." Buzzle.com. 2000. Buzzle. 4 March, 2010. <http://recipes4success.com/index.php?v=pl&page_ac=view&type=tools &tool=bibliographymaker&bib_view=edit&bib_type=website&new_bib.x= 34&new_bib.y=4>. , . "Amelia Earhart Pictures." FanPix.net. April 1st . . 8 April, 2010. <http://www.fanpix.net/gallery/amelia-earhart-pictures.htm>. Books: Burke, Jhon. Amelia Earhart Flying solo. Sterling: New York, 1970. Jerome, Kate. Who was Amelia Earhart. New York: Penguin Putnam Books, 2002. Life • Born December 31,1734 • Died May 10,1818 Important time • • • • • Age of 13 becomes a Silversmith Fought in war Helped plan Boston Tea Party Made top of Mass State Building Family • • • • Had 10 sisters Dad died when Paul was 13 Got married and had 8 kids 3 died as babies Works Cited • , . "Paul revere timeline 1734-1818." The learning site. . © Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. 11 March, 2010. • <. "Paul revere." http://www.trcc.commnet.edu. . three rivers . 6 April, 2010. <www.trcc.commnet.edu>. www.harcourtschool.com>. • Sullivan, George. Paul Revere. New York: Scholastic, 1999 Adam O’Neill Born in 1809 3 Interesting Facts About Abraham Lincoln • House in Kentucky only had one room • First Republican President • First President assassinated Abraham as a President • • • • Won Civil war against Confederates Abolished slavery Gave Emancipation Proclamation Gave Gettysburg Address Work cites • Google/ Abraham Lincoln • Internet Explorer/ Abraham Lincoln • Sullivan, George. Abraham Lincoln. New York: Scholastic, 2000 • Abraham Lincoln. Wikipedia, Wikipedia/ Abraham Lincoln internet, 3/16/10 By Brittany Phillipo • • • • • Born 1821 Feb. 3rd in Bristol, England Moved to America in 1832 Family was interested in anti-slavery Father died from Biliary Fever Taught at her family’s school • • • • • • • • • • • • Moved to Kentucky to Teach She decided to become physician Studied with Dr. Samuel H. Dickinson Got recommended to Dr. Joseph Warrington Went to Geneva College Graduated in 1849 from Geneva First woman doctor Made hospitals clean Adopted Katherine Barry Got an glass eye Retired and went back to England Died on May 31, 1910 • • • • First woman doctor Made hospitals clean Changed women's rights Died at age 89 • Baker, Rachel. The First Woman Doctor. New York: Scholastic Inc, 1971 • , Cathy, Anand, and Amani. "Elizabeth Blackwell." www.pocanticohills.org. 2009. . 4 March, 2010. • <http://www.pocanticohills.org/womenenc/blackwell.htm>. • , . "Elizabeth Blackwell Timeline." http://www.buzzle.com/articles/elizabeth-blackwelltimeline.html. ©2000-2009. . 4 March, 2010. <>. • Greene, Carol. Elizabeth Blackwell First Woman Doctor. Chicago: Childrens Press, 1971. • Kent, Jacqueline. Women in Medicine. Minneapolis: The Oliver Press Inc, 1998. • , . "Admission.". 8 April, 2010. <www.nml.nih.gov/hmd/blackwell/admission.html>.\ • , "Biography." www.changingthefaceofmedicine.html. 8 April, 2010. • <nml.nih.gov/changingthefacesofmedicine/physicans/biography_35.html>. 8 April, 2010. Abraham Lincoln By Cameron Brier Young Abe Interesting Facts • Abe’s first Home was in Kentucky. • Abe’s Mom died of Mad Cow Disease. • Abe gave the Gettysburg Address. • Abe was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth. Abe as President • Emancipation Proclamation didn't end slavery • Slavery caused the war • War needed numbers of men and material for war Work Cites • Freedman, Russell. Lincoln, Photo Biography. New, York: Scholastic, 1987. • Sullivan, George. In There Own Words. New, York: Scholastic, 2000. • "Ameslab.Gov." Abraham, Lincoln. March, 15 2010. . . <Online. internet>. • The National Archives and Records Administrator." The Emancipation Proclamation 2000. March 10.<Online Internet>. Davy Crockett This is the Davy Crockett Biography By Casey G R.I.P Davy (David) Crockett • • • • When Davy died he became a big hit Kids wore his clothes People watched his show Kids always listened to his music • Born on a mountain top in Tennessee Greenest state in the Land of the Free Raised in the woods so he knew every tree Kilt him a bar when he was only three. Davy, Davy Crockett, King of the wild frontier! In eighteen thirteen the Creeks up rose Adding' redskin arrows to the country's woes Now, Injun fighting' is something' he knows So he shoulders his rifle an' off he goes. Davy, Davy Crockett, The man who don't know fear! Off through the woods he's a marching' along Making' up yarns an' a singing' a song Itching' for fighting' and righting' a wrong He's rings as a bar and twice as strong. Davy, Davy Crockett, The buckskin buccaneer! Andy Jackson is our general's name His regular soldiers we'll put to shame Them redskin varmints us volunteer's tame 'Cause we got the guns with the sure-fire aim. Davy, Davy Crockett, The champion of us all! Headed back to war from the old' home place But Red Stick was leading' a merry chase Fighting' and burning' at a devil's pace South to the swamps on the Florida Trace. Davy, Davy Crockett, Tracking' the redskins down! Fought single-handed through the Injun War Till the Creeks was whipped an' peace was in store And while he was handling' this risky chore Made himself a legend for evermore. Davy, Davy Crockett, King of the wild frontier! He give his word and he give his hand That his Injun friends could keep their land And the rest of his life he took the stand That justice was due every redskin band. Davy, Davy Crockett, Holding' his promise dear! Home far the winter with his family, Happy as squirrels in the old' gum tree, Been' the father he wanted to be, Close to his boys as the pod and the pea. Davy, Davy Crockett, Holding' his young 'urns dear! But the ice went out and the warm winds came And the melting' snow showed tracks of game And the flowers of Spring filled the woods with flame And all of a sudden life got too tame. Davy, Davy Crockett, Heading' on West again! Sullivan, George. Davy Crockett. New York,Ny: Scholastic,Inc, 2001.