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1806-1828 Towards an American English. Peter Stephen Duponceau 1760-1844 American (French-born) Linguist, Jurist and Philosopher Lived in Philadelphia.
The American Dream. Defining your own American Dream The phrase the American Dream came into the American vocabulary starting in 1867 when writer, Horatio.
Norman Rockwell (1894 – 1976) Mrs.Tubolino’s 4 th Grade Class May 2008.
US II Jan 16 Goal: Review the American Dream Final QOD: What does the American Dream mean to you? Agenda: HW Website Hand out final Turn It In Powerpoint.
What is “THE AMERICAN DREAM”? Powerpoint adapted by Suzanne Conti.
rations and diminished production during war = saved money government funded research and development of industry created new products and improved efficiency.
The Blues. African American vocal music Slaves not permitted to bring instruments Drumming specifically forbidden Playing of European instruments.
What is “THE AMERICAN DREAM”?
People of the U.S. Start Chapter 3 Final Jeopardy Question People of the United States Settlement Experiences Contributions New Home and New Jobs Immigrant.
Norman Rockwell (1894 – 1976). Norman Rockwell was born on February 3, 1894 in New York City. He came from a wealthy family and often read Dickens’ novels.
