6th period notes from Friday, October 6

• In class we went over the Ch. 5 & 6 quiz
• Assigned photographical digital history project, due Deec.13

Notes

• farmers can't take of sons so sons leave home, most become apprentices in big cities
• more urbanization
• farming was believed to be a man's job
• after 1790 international demand for American farmin products goes up
• farmers used to subsistence grow more crops so they could sell for coin and paper money
• beginning of more emphasized separation in gender roles, the nen went and made the deals with the merchants and handled all the business
• see the beginnings of industrialization (shoes, furniture, cloth produced)
• industrial outwork, organized within the family, gave more power to father who told wife and children what to do and make
• neighborly cooperation increases
• raising houses & barns, corn husking bring neighborhoods together
• much dancing, celebrating, and drinking
• most farm houses were small, 1 story, few rooms, no privacy, hearths for heat and light
• By 1800 most homes have plates for eating, knives, forks, place settings, and chairs instead of benches
• life for indians = bad, have the same problems with settlers as before
• restricted to live on reservations in some areas
• British support Indians by giving them supplies, this provoked Anti-Indian feelings in Americans
• "Mad" Anthony defeats Indians, war ends with Treaty of Grenville
• Treaty of Grenville forces Indians to give up a lot of land, causing them to move into other Indian territory then Indian fight agaisnt Indians
• Indians think of ways to get rid of settlers
• Tecumseh & the Shawnee prohet Tenskwatawa organized Indian tribes called Tecumseh's confederation, put together an army
• become a threath to U.S., americans believe that the Indians will side with Britain in a war
• war at Tipecanoe, Harrison defeats Indians
• in the War of 1812, British are defeated, the Indians are all alone now.