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Prehistory to 1688 |
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Colonial Life, 1680-1785 |
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Revolution, Republic to 1820 |
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Division, 1820-1860 |
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CONTENTS
Collection C: The American Revolution and the Early
Republic, 1765-1820
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CONTENTS
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American
History PicturePack
Collection C:
The American Revolution
and the Early Republic, 1765-1820
All the PicturePacks listed below are
included in this PicturePack Collection.
All images full screen, with articles.
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C01: The Background for
Revolution, 1765-1774
● Map, the United
States in 1776 ● George III (1738-1820)
● John Wilkes (1727-1797) ● George
Grenville (1712-1770) ● A British tax stamp,
1765 ● Isaac Barré spoke against Stamp Tax in
Parliament ● Patrick Henry addressing VA House
of Burgess ● Patrick Henry (1736-1799) ●
The busy port of Boston ● Thomas Hutchinson
(1711-1780) ● James Otis (1725-1783) ●
Samuel Adams (1722-1803) ● The Liberty Tree in
Boston ● "Join or Die," The
Constitutional Courant ● Pennsylvania Journal
and Weekly Advertiser ● "This is this
place to affix the STAMP." ● Benjamin
Franklin before the Privy Council ● Detail of
cartoon concerning repeal of Stamp Act ●
Chancellor of the Exchequer Charles Townshend
● John Dickinson, wealthy Philadelphia lawyer
● Boston in the 1770s ● Woodcut showing
landing British troops at Boston ● John
Hancock (1737-1793) ● Faneuil Hall in Boston
● Handbill urging citizens to boycott British
goods ● List of Merchants trading with British
● Carding and spinning wool ● "An
Attempt to Land a Bishop in America, 1768."
● Lord Frederick North ● The Boston
Massacre, March 5, 1770 ● Joseph Warren,
Boston physician ● Christopher Gadsden of
South Carolina ● The burning of the Gaspée
● "The Boston Tea Party," December
16, 1773 ● "The tarring and feathering of
John Malcolm." ● Philadelphia in 1768
● Carpenter's Hall, site of Continental
Congress ● Charles Thompson (1729-1824)
● The Suffolk Resolves House at Milton, MA
● Joseph Galloway (1731- 1803) ●
Journal, Proceedings of the Congress Sept. 1774
● Burning of the Peggy Stewart, October 1774
● Society of Patriotic Ladies at Edenton in NC
1775 ● Thomas Gage (1721-1787) ● Old
South Church, Boston National Historical Park
● British vs. militiamen, Lexington, April 19,
1175 ● Reenactment of the charge of the
American militia ● The retreat of the British
from Concord ● George Washington before the
Continental Congress
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C02: The American Revolution
begins: 1776
● Ethan Allen, of
the "Green Mountain Boys" ● Privates
in uniform of Green Mountain Rangers ● A 1775
map of Boston ● Sir William Howe (1729-1814)
● Sir Henry Clinton (1738-1795) ● The
battle of Bunker Hill ● Benedict Arnold
(1741-1801) ● Richard Montgomery (1736-1775)
● Capitol Place, Quebec, from view taken in
1770s ● John Murray, Lord Dunmore (1732-1809)
● Thomas Paine (1737-1809)
● Page of
text, Common Sense, Paine's pamphlet ●
Independence Hall in Philadelphia ● The
Assembly Room in Independence Hall ●
Philadelphia waterfront with British ships ●
Richard Henry Lee, head of the Virginia radicals
● Part of text of Lee's resolution for
independence ● Jefferson's draft Declaration
of Independence ● Declaration of Independence,
July 4th, 1776 ● The Great Seal of the United
States ● Charles Town, the capital of South
Carolina, 1768 ● Charles Town viewed from a
British ship, 1776 ● The attack on Sullivan's
Island, June 1776 ● The destruction of the
royal statue in New York ● The New York
waterfront, 1776 ● Richard Howe (1726-1784)
● British landing on Long Island, August 22,
1776 ● Washington retreats, Long Island,
August, 1776 ● Franklin, Adams, Rutledge meet
with Admiral Howe ● British enter New York
City, September 1776 ● The battle of Harlem
Heights, September 16, 1776 ● New York fire,
September 21, 1776 ● Private of light infantry
company in British Army ● Privates in the
Hessian Grenadier forces ● Washington
inspecting the captured British colors
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C03:
The American Revolution Continues; Foreign Assistance
● George
Washington at Princeton, early 1777 ● A poster
recruiting men into the continental army ● A
private in Sherburne's Continental Regiment ●
Deborah Sampson enlisted under a man's name ●
Molly Pitcher takes over duties of fallen husband
● Map of the British plan of action for 1777
● Brandywine Creek batllefield, September 1777
● General Howe's headquarters in Philadelphia
● General John Burgoyne (1722-1792) ●
General Philip Schuyler (1733-1804) ● Fort
Stanwyx, near Rome, New York ● Horatio Gates
(1727-1808) ● Prisoners at battle of
Bennington, Aug. 16, 1777 ● Surrender of
Burgoyne at Saratoga, New York ● Burgoyne's
"Convention Army" at Charlottesville
● Seneca chief Red Jacket, or Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha
● Thayendanegea, a Mohawk chief ● Gen.
Philip Skeene's sawmill ● Pierre Augustin
Caron de Beaumarchais ● Marie Joseph Paul,
Marquis de Lafayette ● Louis XVI's foreign
minister Charles Gravier ● Benjamin Franklin
(1706-1790) ● Benjamin Franklin at the Court
of France in 1778 ● Conrad-Alexandre Gérard
(1729-1790) ● Arthur Lee (1740-1792) ●
Silas Deane (1737-1789) ● John Adams
(1735-1826) ● Baron Freidrich Wilhelm von
Steuben (1730-1794) ● Baron Johann de Kalb
(1721-1780) ● Thaddeus Kosciuszko (1746-1817)
● Casimir Pulaski (1748-1779)
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C04: Military Stalemate &
Political Struggle, 1777-1781
● Benjamin Chew's
house; battle of Germantown ● Reconstructed
soldiers' cabins, Valley Forge, PA ●
Washington's HQ at Valley Forge ● The Articles
of Confederation, 1777 ● Western land claims
by the original 13 states ● A 1777
"Continental" bill for seven dollars
● A 1777 Pennsylvania bill for eight shillings
● Robert Morris, the "financier of the
Revolution." ● Governeur Morris
(1752-1816) ● Henry Laurens (1724-1792)
● Benjamin Rush, member of the Continental
Congress ● William Paca (1740-1799) ●
John Jay (1745-1829) ● John Paul Jones
(1747-1792) ● Serapis & Bon Homme Richard
battle ● The siege of Savannah, 1779 ●
Lord Charles Cornwallis (1738-1805) ● Plan of
the siege of Charleston, 1780 ● Benjamin
Lincoln (1733-1810) ● The battle of Camden,
August 1780 ● Nathanael Greene (1742-1786)
● Daniel Morgan, involved with Benedict Arnold
● "The unfortunate death of Major
André..."
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C05: The End of the War,
1781-83: Yorktown & Afterwards ●
Count Rochambeau
(1725-1807) ● Count Francois Joseph Paul de
Grasse ● The battle between the French and
British fleets ● Forces of France and U.S.
trap English Army ● The Moore house at
Yorktown ● "The surrender of the British
at Yorktown." ● A cartoon, "The
American Rattlesnake." ● "The
Savages let loose." ● Washington's
headquarters at Newburgh, New York ● George
Washington, 1783 ● Signing of Preliminary
Treaty of Peace at Paris ● United States of
America under the peace of 1783 ● The College
of New Jersey at Princeton ● The State House
in Annapolis in 1789 ● Jefferson's division of
northwest territory ● Washington's triumphant
entry into New York ● Fraunce's Tavern served
as Washington's HQ ● Washington resigns
commission
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C06: The New Nation, 1783-1800
● Washington’s
home at Mount Vernon.A 1786 Rhode Island pound note
● End of Shays’s Rebellion, Springfield,
MA.Bowdoin pardons Shays’s Rebellion
participants.Annapolis State House ● The State
House in Philadelphia, 1778 ● George
Washington (1732-1799) ● James
Madison,"the father of the Constitution."
● Pierce Butler (1744-1822) ●
Connecticut’s Roger Sherman (1721-1793).Benjamin
Franklin ● Signing of the Constitution,
September 17, 1787 ● Alexander Hamilton
(1757-1804) ● New York parade for federal
Constitution ● "The Federal
Pillars." ● Arches for Washington
reception ● The inauguration of George
Washington ● John Adams, Washington’s vice
president.Thomas Jefferson, Washington’s secretary
of state.Alexander Hamilton, Secretary of the
Treasury ● Henry Knox, Washington’s
secretary of war.Edmund Randolph, Washington’s
attorney general.Martha Washington (1731-1802)
● Lady Washington’s reception day.Congress
Hall in Philadelphia ● Bank of the United
States at Philadelphia, 1800 ● The taking of
the Bastille, on July 14, 1789 ● "Citizen
Genét Formally Presented to Washington."
● The Kentucky frontiersman Daniel Boone
● The old fort at Boonesboro, Kentucky, 1775
● First water-powered grist mill, Washington
County ● Pittsburgh, 1790 ● The
beginnings of Ohio, 1784-1800 ● Three of seven
townships, under 1785 Ordinance ● A map of
Indiana, shows influence of ordinance ● Campus
Martius ● A meeting between Indians and whites
in 1764 ● A Shawnee Indian ● Anthony
Wayne, American Revolution general ●
Washington reviews Army at Fort Cumberland, 1794
● George Washington at the end of his
presidency ● George Wasington enters Trenton,
1789 ● Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord
● Elbridge Gerry (1744-1814) ● Conflict
in Congress, February 15, 1798 ● American ship
Planter vs. French privateer ● Building of the
frigate Philadelphia in 1798
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C07: The Jeffersonian Era
● Map, Washington
by Pierre L'Enfant ● "View of Suburbs of
the City of Washington" 1800 ● Senate
wing of the Capitol, completed around 1800 ●
Map, electoral votes, 1800 election ●
"The Old House" of John Adams ● John
Marshall, chief justice of the Supreme Court ●
Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the U.S
● Aaron Burr, Jefferson's first vice president
● Albert Gallatin, secretary of the treasury
● Robert R. Livingston (1746-1813) ● Map
of the Louisiana Purchase ● Upper Louisiana
territory transfer to U.S., 1804 ● James
Wilkinson (1757-1825) ● Meriwether Lewis,
co-leader of the expedition ● William Clark,
co-leader of the expedition ● Lewis and Clark
with Indians ● "Bull boats" near St.
Louis ● Sacajawea, (1784?-1884) Shoshone guide
● Reconstruction, Ft. Clatsop, near Astoria,
Oregon ● Stephen Decatur (1779- 1820) ●
Burning of the frigate Philadelphia in 1804 ●
Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton dueling, 1804
● Mansion of Blennerhasset, on an Ohio river
island ● The U.S. Capitol in 1806 ●
James Madison, Jefferson's secretary of state
● Dolly Madison (1768-1849)
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C08: The War of 1812
● The "impressment"
of American seamen ● The United States and the
Macedonian ● Detroit in 1815 ● Fort
Dearborn in 1812 ● "Scene on
Frontier..." ● Fort Niagara on Lake
Ontario ● Oliver Hazard Perry (1785-1819)
● "The British squadron defeated by the
Americans." ● Battle of the Thames and
the death of Tecumseh ● Battle of Niagara
(Lundy’s Lane) July 25, 1814.The battle of Lake
Champlain, September 11, 1814 ● Plan of battle
of Bladensburg, August 24, 1814 ● Joshua
Barney, American naval officer and hero ●
Capture of Washington by British forces, 1814
● "The President’s House after the
Conflagration.""The Capitol after it was
burned by the British." ● The bombardment
of Fort McHenry, near Baltimore ● The
star-shaped Fort McHenry as it appears today ●
Francis Scott Key (1779-1843) ● Timothy
Pickering (1745-1829) ● The massacre at Fort
Mims, Alabama, in 1813 ● A map of Indian land
cessions, 1814-1820 ● Naval battle that
preceded battle of New Orleans ● The battle of
New Orleans ● Residence of the American
commissioners in Ghent ● Henry Clay
(1777-1852) ● John Quincy Adams (1767-1848)
● Catching bluefish in New England waters
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C09: Nationalism and Expansion
After the War of 1812
● Virginian James
Monroe (1758-1831) ● Second Bank of the United
States, at Philadelphia ● Main post roads,
1804 ● The Bushongo Tavern ● Most late
18th-century travel was by horseback ● Travel
in public transportation ● Conestoga wagons
such as this one carried freight ● A flatboat
● Philadelphia and Trenton Packet steamboat
● American inventor and artist Robert Fulton
● Robert Fulton's first steamboat, 1807
● Cincinnati in 1802 ● Cincinnati,
pictured here in 1810 ● A map of Chicago in
1812 ● Chicago in 1820 ● A pioneer's
home in the summertime ● A 20-star U.S. flag
● This map shows all of U.S.territory 1820
● The Arch Street Ferry at Philadelphia
● A ship's carpenter plies his trade ●
Samuel Slater, the inventor of the spinning jenny
● Slater's first American cotton mill in
Pawtucket ● Carding, drawing, roving &
spinning at the mills ● "Mule
Spinning" in Samuel Slater's mill ● An
improved cast steel mold board plow ● Reaping
at Syracuse ● Quilting ● Hog
slaughtering ● Eli Whitney (1765-1825) ●
Eli Whitney's cotton gin
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C10: African Americans in the
New Nation
● Slaves working
in a cotton field ● "$30 Reward" for
capture of runaway NC slave ● A manumission
document ● A violinist with a slave family
● Benjamin Banneker, African-American
scientist ● Richard Allen, African Methodist
Episcopal Church ● Ratio of males to females
in early Republic, 1790 ● A new England
kitchen, late 18th century ● Weaving on a
power loom in a Samuel Slater mill ● David
Rittenhouse (1732-1796) ● Charles Willson
Peale (1741-1827) ● Gas street lighting in
Baltimore ● A camp meeting of American
Methodists in 1819
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