Across 5. This is where immigrants arrived

1. Down 1. A great president who lead us in the Civil War 2. Colony to the west of New Jersey 3. West of this river grew in the early to mid 1800s 4. This American general became our first president 6. Explorers of Louisiana Territory 7. A time of great manufacturing and factories Across 5. This is where immigrants arrived 8. Dutch explorer who first sailed the river to New Jersey’s east 9. War fought between Americans over the issue of slavery 10. This Italian was first to land in the New World 11. This woman was famous for leading the Underground Railroad 12. This word means to rebuild 13. This constitution amendment/law freed the slaves 14. This colony was one of the first to become a state, our home state 15. This was found in what would become California 16. This war won America its freedom Down Word Bank Mississippi Abraham-Lincoln Pennsylvania Lewis-and-Clark Industrial-Revolution Washington Across Word Bank Tubman Civil-War reconstruction Columbus Ellis-Island Henry-Hudson gold New-Jersey Revolutionary Emancipation-Proclamation

2. C. A time when Native Americans lived alone from east to west in both continents A. The California Gold Rush B. Vasco de’ Balbo reaches the Pacific Ocean 3. 5. 1400 1776 1840 6. 1650 1865 1. 2. 4. F. Roger Williams settles in what is now called Rhode Island D. The Civil War was fought to end slavery E. America’s fathers create the Constitution

3. A. The Louisiana Purchase and the exploring of Lewis and Clark B. President Lincoln meeting with two Civil War generals C. Henry Hudson sailing up the Hudson River for his first time 5. 2. 1492 1776 1820 6. 1650 1865 4. 1. 3. D. General Washington leading to victory to end Revolutionary War E. Slaves escaping to freedom on the Underground Railroad F. William Penn settling the colony of Pennsylvania

4. B. Former slaves vote for the first time during America’s Reconstruction C. Explorers travel from Europe to the Western Hemisphere A. General Lee surrenders to General Grant to end the Civil War 4. 5. 3. 2. 6. 1500s 1492 1805 1820 1650 1865 1870s 1. F. America was young country when the Louisiana Purchase doubled its size E. Slaves escaping to freedom on the Underground Railroad D. The Pilgrims colonies in America

5. B. The Louisiana Purchase helps to double America’s size A. Unfair child labor and America's Industrial Revolution C. Immigrants from Europe arrive in America at Ellis Island 6. 5. 2. 1492 16 00 1880 1800 1840 1900 4. 1. 3. F. General Washington’s troops suffering through Valley Forge E. Christopher Columbus arrives in the Caribbean in 1492 D. Gold is found in California which causes millions to move out west

6. A. Before the Civil War, more and more people traveled out west B. Colonies slowly grew along the East coast of North America C. Airplanes used in war for the first time, during World War I 1. 6. 5. 2. 1650 1850 1900 1915 1776 4. 3. F. Tens of thousands immigrants enter America by way of Ellis Island D. Kinetoscope, an early example of the movies appears on the scene with many other new types of technology E. General Washington’s men suffer through Valley Forge

7. A. The Louisiana Purchase and the exploring of Lewis and Clark B. Revolutionary War wins a young America its freedom from England C. Harriet Tubman leads the Underground Railroad 6. 1780 1860 1880 1820 1905 5. 4. 1. 2. 3. F. America expands out west with the Transcontinental Railroad D. The Civil War is fought and helps bring an end to slavery E. The first flight by the Wright Brothers The Wright Brothers Airplane

8. A. World War I is fought C. General Washington crosses the Delaware B. Terrorism from foreign shores rips through America 5. 2. 1492 1863 1915 1960 1778 2012 1. 3. 4. 6. D. President Lincoln gives his Gettysburg Address F. Terrorism from within as Freedom Riders were bombed E. Columbus discovers North America

9. C. George Washington and the birth of a Nation A. America grows past the Mississippi river B. World War I 1. 2. 1492 1600 1776 1860 1880 1915 1820 4. 3. 5. 6. D. The Civil War had Americans fighting Americans E. Working during the Industrial Revolution F. Sir Walter Raleigh was an early explorer of Virginia

10. A. Eli Whitney and the Cotton Gin B. Dr. King and Civil Rights marchers protest racism C. The Pilgrims have colonies 6. 5. 2. 1. 1650 1790 1820 1965 1905 1995 4. 3. F. Henry Ford’s Model T makes cars affordable for all E. President Washington swears in for his first term D. The Internet comes alive

11. C. Terrorists attack the World Trade Center on 9/11 B. Freedom Riders protest racism A. General Grant and Lee meet to end the Civil War 1. 6. 2. 4. 5. 3. 1780 1865 1945 1960 2001 1985 E. George Washington and America’s founding fathers F. The Atom Bomb ends World War II D. Personal Computers (PCs) come to age

12. A. The Mercury rocket brings Americas first astronaut into space B. Otto Lilienthal use of gliders C. America’s shuttle docks with the International Space Station 2. 5. 1790 1903 1950 1960 6. 1890 2005 3. 1. 4. E. The Montgolfier Brothers hot Air balloon F. Chuck Yeager breaks the sound barrier D. The Wright Brothers take flight

13. A. Talking Movies hit America B. Robots crawl on Mars C. Early trains in use 1. 6. 5. 2. 3. 1861 1890 1930 1950 2000 1802 4. D. Alexander Graham Bell makes his first phone call F. Jackie Robinson breaks the color barrier in pro sports E. The Civil War rages on

14. C. Native Americans were forced off their land and placed on Reservations A. Dr. Martin Luther King’s famous “I have a Dream” speech B. President Roosevelt led America through the Great Depression and World War II 6. 1. 2. Late 1800s 1800 1920 1945 1963 1860 5. 4. 3. D. Lewis and Clark explored the great Northwest starting at the mouth of the Mississippi E. Abraham Lincoln was a great president and self educated F. World War I was the war to end all wars, but did not!

15. A. The end of the Industrial Revolution saw children working 10 hour days B. Rosa Parks stood up for her rights by remaining seated C. Airplanes became an accepted way to travel 3. 4. 6. 5. 2. 1. 1950 1880 1940 1980 1960 1930 F. Over 12 million people were exterminated during the Holocaust. D. Personal Computers (PCs) came of age E. The Depression hit hard for millions of Americans

16. C. Walking on the moon became a possibility A. World War II B. Baby Boomers and the first TV generation 5. 1. 2. 1840 1920 1950 6. 1890 1970 4. 3. F. World War I D. Thomas Edison Lights up America and the world. E. Telegraphs take over America

17. C. Japanese attack Pearl Harbor to bring America into World War II A. Dr. King stands up for equal rights B. Silent movies are a big hit 1. 6. 5. 1965 1860 1930 1920 1890 4. 2. 3. D. Karl Benz’s first car E. Civil War rages on F. Skyscrapers grow in America

18. A. The Louisiana Purchase and the exploring of Lewis and Clark B. President Lincoln meeting with two Civil War generals C. Henry Hudson sailing up the Hudson River for the first time 5. 2. 1945 1776 1820 6. 1650 1865 4. 1. 3. D. General Washington leading to victory to end Revolutionary War E. Slaves escaping to freedom on the Underground Railroad F. William Penn settling the colony of Pennsylvania

19. A. The Louisiana Purchase and the exploring of Lewis and Clark B. President Lincoln meeting with two Civil War generals C. Henry Hudson sailing up the Hudson River for the first time 5. 2. 1492 1776 1820 6. 1650 1865 4. 1. 3. D. General Washington leading to victory to end Revolutionary War E. Slaves escaping to freedom on the Underground Railroad F. William Penn settling the colony of Pennsylvania

20. On the lined paper, label the first as TL – 1. • 2. For 1 – 6 on this slide, list the accomplishments in the correct order along with the approximate years. • 3. Continue with TL 2 – 16. • 4. Use the notes from class to complete the written work of slides 1 – 16. • 5. If time allows, complete the crossword puzzle.