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The Marquis de Lafayette The Marquis de Lafayette volunteered in the American Revolution, befriended George Washington, protected the French royal family and was Napoleon's adversary. marquis de lafayette • american revolution • george washington • french revolution • napoleon
America's Foreign Founding Fathers Here are a select few foreigners who helped establish the Unites States of America during the Revolutionary War. Some names are recognizable. Several more should be! foreign founding fathers • marquis de lafayette • baron von steuben • johan de kalb • thaddeus kosciuszko
Carolina Lafayette What is in a name? Sometimes legend and sometimes history. marquis de lafayette • seabrook house • carolina lafayette seabrook • little princess of seabrook house • folktales
Finding Fun in Fayetteville, NC Fayetteville, North Carolina has gotten a bad rap. Visitors to this scenic, historic town in the sandhills of NC will find fun, great food, and history abound. fayetteville • scottish higlanders • north carolina • fort bragg • pope air force base
Treaty of Paris, 1783 The Treaty of Paris formally ended the American Revolution. treaty of paris of 1783 • john adams • benjamin franklin • american revolution • the revolutionary war
Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen is a fundamental document that helped establish basic human rights and provided the framework of the Revolution. national constituent assembly • french revolution • marquis de lafayette • france • john locke
George Washington's Diamond Bald Eagle George Washington sometimes wore a gold and silver bald eagle badge that contained about 160 diamonds of various sizes and cuts, 28 marquis-shaped emeralds and 10 rubies. george washington • society of the cincinnati • washington's gold and silver eagle • bald eagle • pierre l'enfant
The Great Upheaval by Jay Winik Winik has produced an excellent overview of world political history of the 1790's, showing how nations influenced each other. He also shows the importance of the decade. the great upheaval • jay winik • birth of the modern world • french revolution • catherine the great
Lafayette and Marie Antoinette (Part 2) Torn between ideals of democracy and loyalty to the monarchy, the Marquis de Lafayette tried to save Marie Antoinette's life, and almost lost his own. lafayette • marie antoinette • louis • king • france
Baron von Steuben Baron von Steuben trained soldiers at Valley Forge during the American Revolution and enacted important regulations for the training and maintaining of the American Army. baron von steuben • army regulation and training • american revolution • valley forge • george washington
Historic Sites in Pennsylvania Philadelphia is famed for its role in the struggle for independence. Thousands of visitors flock to the more famous sites. After that there is plenty more of interest.... philadephia museums • carpenters' hall • revolutionary war pennysvania • edgar allen poe museum • " washington crossing historic park
Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson's efforts owed much to other writings of the colonial period yet his precise and beautiful prose resulted in a strong argument for American independence. jefferson writes the declaration of independence • legacy of the declaration of independence • influences on the declaration of independence • slavery and the declaration of independence • all men are created equal
Lafayette and Marie Antoinette (Part 1) How the Marquis de Lafayette, hero of the American Revolution, temporarily saved Queen Marie Antoinette from death. lafayette • marquis • general • american revolution • revolutionary war
Slavery and the Revolutionary War During the war Col. John Laurens fought for something almost no one else did, especially aristocratic white slave owners from the south: Freedom and Justice for slaves! john laurens • slavery in the american revolution • south carolina slaves • freedom for slaves revolutionary war • aristocratic slave owners
The Winery at La Grange in Historic Virginia Journey into Prince William County, Virginia and discover the rich history of The Winery at La Grange property and the quality wines offered in the winery tasting room. winery • wine • winery at la grange • vint hll craft winery • pearmund cellars
What Caused the French Revolution Money problems, an outdated social system and the influence of the American Revolution all played a role in the start of the French Revolution. french revolution • estates general • louis xvi • american revolution • causes of the french revolution
Antebellum Political Characters from Virginia: Johnson Henry Johnson of Virginia served as governor of Louisiana and in both Houses of the United States Congress. He is described as Louisiana's first "professional politician" because for him serving in an elected office was his primary occupation, rather than a private law practice or business. lousiana • governor • henry johnson • virginia • antebellum
Baron Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben: Revolutionary Hero Oft-overlooked hero of the American Revolution, Baron von Steuben, is examined here. Written by Colleen Thomas Ryor. baron • steuben • revolution • american • revolutionary
Comparing the French and American Revolutions The desire to link the French and American Revolutions stems from French help after the Battle of Saratoga in 1777 but the facts indicate other considerations. comparing the french and american revolutions • american revolution was political • french revolution was political and social • was france influenced by america in 1789 • 18th century revolutionary thought
Fall of the Bastille July 14, 1789 Bastille Day commemorates the actions of Parisians in 1789 when thousands stormed the symbol of royal power and forced the king to defer to the National Assembly. bastille day • fall of the bastille • the mob attacks the bastille • king louis responds to the bastille • why the mob attacked the bastille
Marie Laveau I's Rise to Power Marie rose to power and was the one blacks considered their leader. Influential white people sought her advice and help. She was also a devoted Catholic. marie laveau i biography • voodoo queen of new orleans • marie laveau ii • voodoo • gris-gris
Miracle at Yorktown For those American patriots who believed that Divine Providence favored their cause, the unlikely victory at Yorktown, Virginia provided proof for the ages. revolutionary war • battle of yorktown • battle of the chesapeake • cornwallis • george washington
Revolutionary African Americans The Continental Army was the only integrated Army in the US until 1950. Necessity and a few open-minded people called for minority participation in the Revolutionary War. african americans in the american revolution • first rhode island regiment • opposition to slaves in the american revolution • integrated united states army • free african americans in the revolutionary war
From Darkness to Light Second part of a series on residential lighting, both vintage and reproduction. lighting • lamps • electricity • edison • swan
HENRY CLAY: THE GREAT COMPROMISER, PART II Henry Clay became Speaker of the House of Representatives his first day in Congress. He was a Senator before he was old enough to qualify. He crafted and sponsored several key compromises which prevented civil war. Yet, he never got the one thing he wanted most of all. He was never President. clay • adams • jackson • lafayette • senate
Off the Beaten Path Off the beaten path, and in another time... charleston • edisto island • spanish moss • salt creeks • honeysuckle
Dining with Patriots Several taverns were the center of social life and politics as Virginia joined the rest of the colonies in challenging the king of England. colonial williamsburg • george washington • patrick henry • thomas jefferson • duke of gloucester street |
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