Friday October 6, 2006 AP History
pgs. 255-267
-Farmers & Changes: (1790-1820) it is becoming harder to give out land as inheritance to sons. They do not make much money, and those who do sell more things such as potatoes and cattle overseas.
-South are plantations and it is changing more in the North.
-Farmers are thinking more of farms as business not a form of sustenence just to feed the family.
-Demand for food has gone up, so farmers can make a profit of off surplus (salt in Inida for trade)
-As farmers make surplus to sell gender roles change and there is more separation between sexes. Therefore, growing will be men and houswork will be women's jobs.
-Diet is becoming more varied because they are learning to grow different things.
-Change in industrialization so farmers can earn additional income. Before merchants in cities buy finished products from Britain now they are mad so mercahnts had to find another way to produce finished products. They begin contracting with farm families (out work or industiral outwork) to make the finished products from raw materials (shoes, brooms, ...) equals authority to the father.
-neighborly cooperation increases-work for one another and borrows tools, grow diff. surplus foods and swap off, house/barn raising are neighborhood events, also corn husking was done together.
-time when sons leave home to find their own way to live.
-surpluse improves living conditions for some but not all, so there is a difference
-farm houses are still small and not well kept without many rooms, not a lot of privacy, hearth/fire is source of heat, light is candles and fire.
-By 1800 more families had indiv. place settings and sat in chairs not just on benches. They are actually earning a cash income.
-Indians: mad and have wars with the settlers.
-1790 most whites have land along sea coast or rivers. Indians are inland and separate from whites. They are in toruble-the Iriquois are restricted to preservations in NY and PA. Indians trade with British in forts along great lakes. U.S. army is now against the indians not just colonists.
-Wayne at fallen timbers-fight Inidans treaty of Greenville->Indians have to give up 2/3 of what is now Ohio and NE Michigan
-Interior Indians are competing with each other and settlers for dwindling supply of game. If they move further West, they would run into Plains Indians, who then got made. Indians blame settlers for their troubles and want to be united like they used to without the whites. Attempt to drive them out by Tecompsah and "The Profit" who goes out to try and unite every nation and go back to the "old ways" of life and God will bless them.
They create an army of 650-3000 that become a threat and accept aid from British-tensions grow more and they are moving towards the war of 1812
-The indians might join the British against US
-1811 ->hunter harrison leads US army toward Prophet's town (Tippycanoe) harrison defeats Tecompsah's Indians
-War of 1812- US beats Britain, so all the Indians also lose because they don't have anyone looking out for them anymore.
-Farmers & Changes: (1790-1820) it is becoming harder to give out land as inheritance to sons. They do not make much money, and those who do sell more things such as potatoes and cattle overseas.
-South are plantations and it is changing more in the North.
-Farmers are thinking more of farms as business not a form of sustenence just to feed the family.
-Demand for food has gone up, so farmers can make a profit of off surplus (salt in Inida for trade)
-As farmers make surplus to sell gender roles change and there is more separation between sexes. Therefore, growing will be men and houswork will be women's jobs.
-Diet is becoming more varied because they are learning to grow different things.
-Change in industrialization so farmers can earn additional income. Before merchants in cities buy finished products from Britain now they are mad so mercahnts had to find another way to produce finished products. They begin contracting with farm families (out work or industiral outwork) to make the finished products from raw materials (shoes, brooms, ...) equals authority to the father.
-neighborly cooperation increases-work for one another and borrows tools, grow diff. surplus foods and swap off, house/barn raising are neighborhood events, also corn husking was done together.
-time when sons leave home to find their own way to live.
-surpluse improves living conditions for some but not all, so there is a difference
-farm houses are still small and not well kept without many rooms, not a lot of privacy, hearth/fire is source of heat, light is candles and fire.
-By 1800 more families had indiv. place settings and sat in chairs not just on benches. They are actually earning a cash income.
-Indians: mad and have wars with the settlers.
-1790 most whites have land along sea coast or rivers. Indians are inland and separate from whites. They are in toruble-the Iriquois are restricted to preservations in NY and PA. Indians trade with British in forts along great lakes. U.S. army is now against the indians not just colonists.
-Wayne at fallen timbers-fight Inidans treaty of Greenville->Indians have to give up 2/3 of what is now Ohio and NE Michigan
-Interior Indians are competing with each other and settlers for dwindling supply of game. If they move further West, they would run into Plains Indians, who then got made. Indians blame settlers for their troubles and want to be united like they used to without the whites. Attempt to drive them out by Tecompsah and "The Profit" who goes out to try and unite every nation and go back to the "old ways" of life and God will bless them.
They create an army of 650-3000 that become a threat and accept aid from British-tensions grow more and they are moving towards the war of 1812
-The indians might join the British against US
-1811 ->hunter harrison leads US army toward Prophet's town (Tippycanoe) harrison defeats Tecompsah's Indians
-War of 1812- US beats Britain, so all the Indians also lose because they don't have anyone looking out for them anymore.
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