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Jamestown Settled
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Massachussetts Bay Colony settled
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Harvard founded
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Document: Virginia Council, Insstructions to Sir Thomas Gates, Knight, Governor of Virginia
Topic: Removal of Native American children from their tribes, families, and priests -
Massachussetts' Old Deluder Satan Law
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Document: Virginia Statutes on the Education of Indian Children Held Hostage
Topic: Native American removal
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Document: Virginia's Cure, Or An Advisive Narrative Concerning Virginia
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Document: Sir William Berkeley, Gov. of VA, Response to "Enquiries to the Governor of VA" from the Lords' Commissioners of Foreign Plantations
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William & Mary College founded
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Yale University founded
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Document: South Carolina Statute on Conversion of Slaves to Christianity
Topic: Slaves and Native Americans can convert to Chritianity, but that does not mean that they are free.
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Document: Benjamin Franklin "Autobiography"
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Document: A Missionary Report from Mr. Taylor to the Society in North Caroline on the Baptism of Slaves
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Industrial Revolution
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Document: The New England Primer
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Religious figures used to teach the alphabet. -
Boston Massacre / American Revolution begins
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Declaration of Independence
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Document: Thomas Jefferson, A Bill for the More General Diffusion of Knowledge
Fraser: page 20
Topics: publicly funded education, girls and boys attend first three years, scholarships for poor but smart people -
Articles of Confederation
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Treaty of Paris
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Shay's Rebellion
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Constitutional Convention
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Document: Benjamin Rush, "Thoughts Upon Female Education"
Fraser: page 25
Topics: Girls should be educated to benefit their sons and husbands, "republican motherhood," curriculum content for girls -
Document: US Congress, "The Northwest Ordinance"
Fraser: page 41
Topics: Native Americans shall not serve as slaves, nor shall their land be taken by the government -
Constitution ratified
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French Revolution
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Document: Noah Webster, "On the Education of Youth in America"
Fraser: page 29
Topics: Creating a uniquely American form of education by rejecting everything European, "Cultural nationalist" -
Bill of Rights
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Litchfield Female Academy founded by Sarah Pierce
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Whiskey Rebellion
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NY Public Schools served the "churchless" poor
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NY Public Schools served the churchless AND church-going poor
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NY Charity schools are consolidated under 1 organization
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National Road construction completed
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Document: "Reminiscence of the Lancasterian School in Detroit (Williams)
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Document: "Improving Femail Education" by Emma Willard
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Document: "The Lancasterian System of Education" (Lancaster)
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Troy Female Seminary founded (first FS)
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Beecher founds Hartford female seminary
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Document: "The Psychology of Monitorial Instruction"
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Lancasterian schools common throughout US
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NY Public School Society founded
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Explosion of female seminaries
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NY Public School Society is the largest organization in NY and has a monopoly on public school funds
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Beecher founds board of National Popular Education
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Orphan Trains
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"Hard Times" is published
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The Civil War
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13th Amendment
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14th Amendment
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15th Amendment
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Tuskegee Institute
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Booker T. Washington heads Tuskegee Institute
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Hull House founded
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Closing of the American Frontier
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Charnley Perskey House Built
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World's Columbian Exposition (Chicago)
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Virginia, African American Schoolhouse
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Booker T. Washington "Atlanta Compromise" Speech
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Plessy v. Ferguson decided
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Plessy v. Ferguson
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General Education Board & White Philanthropists controlled curriculum and school environment
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Booker T. Washington organizes Pullman train tour for white philanthropists around the south
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Rockefeller founds General Education Board
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DuBois: "The Souls of Black Folk"
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Niagra Movement
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NAACP Founded
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Furneaux House built by Walter Burley Griffin
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Rosenwald Fund founded
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The Williams School, interior, Mississippi
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Brown v. Board decided
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Holmes County Durant School District 2nd Grade classroom, Mississippi 1955
John Phay Collection -
Clay County West Point High School Home Economics Classroom, Mississippi 1956
John Phay Collection -
Jones County Friendship School, 1st and 2nd Grade Classroom, Mississippi 1956
John Phay Collection