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America after the Revolution

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    Web Link The Annapolis Convention

    The Annapolis convention was a gathering to discuss the problems of the Articles of Confederation. It was through this convention that the Constitution of the United States would be written.

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    Web Link Brandywine Valley Pennsylvania Historical Sites

    Learn about the history of the Brandywine valley at this web site.

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    Web Link George Washington's First Inaugural Address

    The first Inaugural address given in New York City by George Washington.

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    Web Link History of the California Gold Rush

    Learn about the history of the California Gold Rush on this well written web site.  This site was recommended by Connor, who recommended this site to me.

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    Web Link Historic Virginia Properties

    This site shows some historical properties owned by the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities (APVA). Including John Marshall's home in Richmond Va.

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    Web Link Slave Voices from the Duke University Special Collections Library

    The exhibit 'Third Person, First Person: Slave Voices from the Special Collections Library' probes the life experiences of American slaves from the late eighteenth century through the nineteenth century.

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    Web Link Thomas Jefferson's discussion of the Articles of Confederation

    Follow the debate over the Articles of confederation with Thomas Jefferson.  This is from his autobiography.  You can also learn  about the Declaration of Independence by scrolling up the page.

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    Web Link Thomas Jefferson, Federalist.

    This is an essay on Thomas Jefferson and his form of Federalism. It explains the political changes at the time of his election.

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    Web Link White Oaks Society Inc.

    This web site is about the fur trade in America.  The society is a "non-profit organization providing "living history" interpretations of the fur trade in the Great Lakes region. We operate the White Oak Fur Post near Deer River Minnesota. This is an authentic recreation of a fur trading post of the late 18th century."

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