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Interactive Timeline

Transcript: Foreign Relations (1817-1823) America wanted to soothe relations with other world powers, especially those with land in the Americas. The Rush-Bagot Agreement aided peace between the US and British navies in the Great Lakes. Spanish relations were tenser, with the First Seminole War, but the Spaniards needed their military in Europe and South America. They realized that this meant they could not control the Seminoles and agreed to give East Florida to the US, in the Adams-Onis Treaty. As desire for freedom and unification in South America grew, President Monroe decided the US needed to support its neighbors and protect itself. Monroe issued the Monroe Doctrine, guaranteeing that the US would leave the South American colonies alone if the European powers did not try to retake their previous colonies or make more. Two Revolutions (1780s-1830s) The first major revolution was the Industrial Revolution, diffused to America from Britain. The Industrial Revolution was based on the switch from hand-made individual products to machine-made products made in mass quantities. This allowed more goods to be produced at once, so every business could increase its customer size. The new transportation system added on to this success, booming the economy. Next was the Transportation Revolution. Canals and railroads decreased shipping time and cost while creating the first national market. This led to city growth along canals, like New York City by the Erie Canal, as well as a major growth in the economy. Missouri Compromise (1820) In theory, the US was open to expansion and to receiving new land. In actuality, the north wanted more free states while the south wanted more slave states. Both hoped to tip the power in their favor. This was an issue when the Missouri territory applies to become a state of America. Henry Clay made a deal to appease both sides: admit Missouri as a slave state as well as Maine as a free state. Indian Removal Act (1830) From the beginning of colonization, Americans and American Indians experienced difficulty in cohabitating. Americans viewed the Indians as ‘savages’ who were unable to civilize and the American Indians could not comprehend the Americans’ system of selling, taking, and trading land, which they considered too religiously valuable to buy or sell. Many Indians became civilized and the Americans promised to leave the Indians’ land alone, until the Americans went back on their word. The Indian Removal Act was passed to relocate the Indians in Georgia to Oklahoma (modern-day). When the Indians resisted, they were forced to march 800 miles in harsh conditions. 4,000 of the 18,000 died along the way. This is viewed as a very dark mark in the history of the US. Whig Party (1834) This time period had been called ‘The Era of Good Feeling’ because of the political unity. However, after President Andrew Jackson made controversial tariffs, appointed pet banks, and contributed to the Panic of 1837, many Americans were not willing to stand behind him. This led to the creation of the Whigs, named after a previous British party who had resented the King’s power. This party called Jackson, “King Andrew” because he taxed the people (the tariffs), used his power to help his friends (pet banks), and seemed to pay too little attention (Panic of 1837). They nominated William Henry Harrison, a people’s man, who won by a landslide. Cultural Reforms (1790s-1840s) The Second Great Awakening started what appeared to be ‘the trend’ of cultural reforms. Many Americans searched for religious connection through revivals, which allowed individuals and society to reach perfection through closeness with God. During this time, denominations formed. Mormons and Shakers, fairly extreme religions, formed. These religions created utopias, religious communities of strict moral and social code. The next movement was Transcendentalism, which relied on avoiding material objects and living a basic life to reach a higher knowledge level. Both of these movements aided in the development of prohibition. Alcohol was seen as the cause of criminal behavior, leading many religious persons, especially women, to hope for its banishment. Women next stepped up to reform education. Public education grew so more children, even girls could go to school and so children could reach a higher level of education. Then, in the mid-1800s, women worked to successfully reform mental institutions, prisons, and poor-houses. This time was a time of great social change. Abolition (1830s-) Northern states were already free, but southern states remained strongly supportive of slavery. The farmers knew that slaves allowed them to make great money by saving on employee wages and because slaves were hard workers, meaning they helped increase product. During this time, many northerners, black and white, worked to spread the message of freedom for all. They argued that the Declaration of Independence and the Bible stressed equality, that slavery was a crime, and

Interactive Calendar Template

Transcript: Importance of Daily Planning Daily planning is crucial for maximizing productivity and ensuring that key tasks are completed on time. Studies show that individuals who plan their days can achieve up to 30% more in their scheduled commitments, leading to greater efficiency and reduced stress. Overview of Features Purpose of the Calendar Template Key features of the calendar template include a monthly view, date-specific task lists, and a zoom-in function for detailed daily planning. These capabilities streamline the user experience, making it easier to manage schedules and adapt to changing priorities. The calendar template serves as a dynamic organizer that allows users to visualize their month at a glance, facilitating efficient time management. It integrates daily task management, ensuring important activities are highlighted and easy to manage throughout the month. Software Requirements Essential software for creating an interactive calendar includes programming environments like JavaScript for functionality and HTML/CSS for layout design. Additional libraries like React can enhance performance and user interaction. Moreover, a web server for hosting is vital to ensure accessibility and functionality across devices. Platform Compatibility The calendar template must be compatible with major web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Safari to ensure a wide user base. Mobile responsiveness is also critical, allowing seamless functionality on various devices including smartphones and tablets which enhances user engagement. Technical Considerations Introduction to the Interactive Calendar This section introduces the innovative calendar template designed for seamless daily planning and task management, featuring an engaging zoom-in functionality. Such interactive tools enhance productivity by providing quick access to daily tasks and scheduling. Data Management and Storage Understanding the technical requirements and compatibility aspects is crucial for the successful implementation of the interactive calendar template. This section focuses on the software needed, platform compatibility, and optimal data management practices. Efficient data management is essential for handling user-generated content within the calendar. Utilizing cloud storage solutions like Firebase or AWS ensures secure data storage and provides an accessible point for retrieving user tasks and calendar events in real-time with minimal downtime. Interactive Calendar Template Editing and Deleting Tasks Users can modify or remove tasks directly from the daily to-do list interface. This capability ensures flexibility in task management, allowing users to adapt to changing priorities with ease. Viewing Daily To-Do Lists A Zoom-In Approach for Daily To-Do Lists Upon selecting a date, users can view their tailored list of tasks for that day. This feature efficiently displays tasks in a clear format, allowing quick assessments of daily priorities and deadlines. Calendar Overview Adding Tasks to a Date To-Do List Integration Monthly Layout An effective calendar template enhances productivity by clearly displaying all dates in a month. This overview addresses the layout, date representation, and user interactions essential for a seamless user experience. Users can easily input tasks by selecting a desired date, followed by an add task button. This functionality streamlines task management and ensures all to-do items are directly linked to specific calendar days, enhancing usability and organization. Integrating a to-do list within the calendar allows users to manage their daily tasks effectively and stay organized. By clicking on any particular date, users can zoom in to view and manage tasks specific to that day. The monthly layout provides a structured view of days in a grid format, making it easy to glance at the entire month. Each date is clearly delineated, allowing users to plan their activities efficiently and navigate through days effortlessly. User Interaction Model The user interaction model is intuitive, allowing users to click on any date to activate the zoom-in feature, revealing detailed to-do lists. This functionality results in a seamless experience, empowering users to manage their tasks from a consolidated interface. Date Representation Future Enhancements Each date on the calendar serves as an interactive element, highlighting options for task management. Dates are color-coded or marked differently to signify tasks, deadlines, or personal notes, improving visibility and accessibility for users. Call to Action for Implementation Planned enhancements include the integration of reminders and alerts for tasks, customization options for design and layout, and the possibility of syncing with other productivity tools. These features aim to increase user satisfaction and efficiency. To maximize productivity with the calendar template, users are encouraged to adopt it for daily planning routines. Implementation involves training sessions

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Interactive Timeline

Transcript: 1607 James I Settlers were not producing a sufficient supply of corn and other food, so they were starving Settlers were looking to make money quickly and then return to their homes in England 1619 James I The House of Burgesses was established The House of Burgesses was established with the purpose of creating legislation for the colony George Yeardly was the governor of the Virginia colony and could overrule actions of the House of Burgesses The first African Americans were sent to Jamestown 1620 James I 1630 Charles I Settlement was established in Massachusetts bay The town of Boston was established 1692 William III Massachusetts became a Royal Colony (1691) 1730 George II 1754 George II 1763 George III 1775 George III The intolerable acts outraged the colonists causing political and social unrest George Washington was appointed general of the continental army George Washington later became president 1776 George III This meant that Britain had to fight in war on both hemispheres 1781 George III Did not receive freedom until 5 years later 1785 George III Because of trade restrictions, New England threatened to leave the Union if they were not addressed and dealt with. California became 31st State Clayton- Bulwer Treaty 1800 The charter of 1691 combined Maine and the Plymouth colony to create the Massachusetts Bay Colony George IV James Monroe France supporting America brought difficulty to Britain Alexandrina Victoria Millard Fillmore The settlers established a theocratic government Foreshadowed the political power of the country 1803 Cherokee Treaty U.S. declared war on England because of trade restrictions Nationalism was Increased in America The Salem witch trials began with a few girls experimenting with a "crystal ball" reading Jefferson defeated Adams in election 1824 Boston had a strong "puritan ethic" Monroe creates a foreign policy which modern policies are still based off of. The Monroe Doctrine stated that no other power, European or otherwise, was allowed to colonize North America, which had to be said since they were still eying it. 1824 Texas Annexation The Declaration of Independence was written by Thomas Jefferson Utah War was solved through negotiations without battles The Republic of Texas was dissolved Maine was admitted into the Union 1845 U.S. War Department creates the Bureau of Indian Affairs New England gained another state, making it all together stronger, along with the rest of the North. George IV John Quincy Adams 1620 The Articles of Confederation gave the individual states a great deal of political power The British surrendered at the Battle of Yorktown War of 1812 U.S capitol is moved to Washington D.C Jackson received the popular vote, but not the EC majority to win, which caused people to be upset. Another slave state strengthened the southern economy, causing them to be more powerful. 1859 Sir William Phips established a court of Oyer and Terminer to deal solely with the Salem witch trials The Intolerable acts led the colonists to revolt 1845 Monroe Doctrine The British war debts forced the colonists to pay a great deal of taxes which hurt the economy 1800 1820 The United States expands territory to the South and West The United States adopted the Constitution Led into an economic depression Treaty of Paris ended the French and Indian War Ohio is admitted to the Union Was a significant anti-slavery movement Mormon settlements in Utah territories start the Utah war against the United States Government The Plymouth colony was established Cody Randlett, Emily Strawbridge, Jacob Adkins, Nick Czumak, Jillian Becker 1781 Martin Van Buren won the election as a democrat with the help of former president Andrew Jackson. The natives and the Americans traded goods helping the economies of both 1823 Alexandrina Victoria John Tyler Caused people to become scared economically Expanded the United States into the Great Lakes The Articles of Confederation were signed Democrats and Republicans were formed Van Buren created an independent treasury system to help with the depression. "Join or Die" political cartoon was printed Baltimore began a shipping port The United States adopted the dollar 1812 The use of paper money increased the amount of goods purchased Florida and Texas become the 27th and 28th state respectively The British lost a great deal of money 1630 Napoleon’s defeat in Russia George III The Utah War Started Northwest Ordinance African Americans were a source of cheap labor and increased production, which helped the economy The Gadsen Purchase became finalized The Declaration of Independence was a great political and social milestone in becoming independent from Britain 1776 Baltimore was established in the colony of Maryland Colonies gained support of King Louis XVI of France George III James Madison The Kansas- Nebraska Act was passed 1787 Northwest states prohibited slavery 1775 Beavers and the Bible were extremely important to the culture of the settlers Colonists were

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