5TH GRADE

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U.S. HISTORY 1820-1850
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1829 Andrew Jackson Jupiter is a gas giant

1832 Black Hawk War Neptune is far away from us

1836 Battle of the Alamo Mercury is the smallest planet

1846 Mexican War Despite being red, Mars is cold

1850 Millard Fillmore Venus has a beautiful name

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Mercury Mars Jupiter Saturn
Mercury is the Despite being red, Jupiter is the Saturn is a gas giant
smallest planet Mars is cold biggest planet with rings
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Mercury is the closest

Mercury
planet to the Sun

Jupiter is a gas giant and

Social classes Jupiter
the biggest planet

Despite being red, Mars

Mars
is a cold place
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Mercury Mars Jupiter

Mercury is the smallest Despite being red, Mars Jupiter is the biggest
planet is a cold place planet of them all
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1836 1846
The Alamo Mexican War
Despite being red, Mercury is the
Mars is actually a very smallest planet of them
cold place all
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Mercury
Mercury is the smallest
planet

Mars
Despite being red, Mars
is a cold place
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1820s
● 1820 - New England Textile
● 1820 - Maine becomes a state
● 1821 - Missouri becomes a state
● 1824 - Gibbons vs. Ogden
● 1825 - Erie Canal completed
● 1825 - John Quincy Adams President
● 1829 - Andrew Jackson President
1830s
● 1830s - Second Great Awakening
● 1830 - Indian Removal Act
● 1831 - Nat Turner's revolt
● 1831 - The Liberator publication
● 1831 - Cyrus McCormick
● 1832 - Worcester v. State of Georgia
● 1832 - Black Hawk War
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Mercury Jupiter
Mercury is the Jupiter is the biggest
smallest planet planet

02 04

01 03
Mars Saturn
Despite being red, Saturn is a gas giant
Mars is a cold place with rings
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Pluto Ceres
Pluto is considered a Ceres is located in an
dwarf planet asteroid belt

06 08

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Venus Earth
Venus has a nice name Earth is the planet
but is hot where we live on
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Jupiter Vs Pluto
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● Jupiter is the biggest planet ● Pluto is considered a dwarf
of them all planet
● Mercury is the closest planet ● Earth is the third planet from
to the Sun the Sun
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Years Accomplishments

Second Great 1830-1839

Mercury is the smallest planet of
Awakening them all

Mexican- 1846-1848 Earth is the planet where we live on

American War

Financial panic of 1870

Saturn was named after a Roman
1870 god
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Mercury is very small
1820s
Mars is a cold planet

U.S. history
We all live on Earth
Jupiter is the 1830s
biggest planet in the Saturn is a gas giant
Solar System

Venus is a hot place

1840s
Saturn has rings
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01 Mercury
Mercury is the
smallest planet

02 Mars
Despite being red,
Mars is cold
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1820s 1830s 1840s

Jupiter is the biggest Neptune is far away Pluto is considered a
planet from Earth dwarf planet
Mercury is the Despite being red, Earth is where we all
smallest planet Mars is cold live on
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Answer if is true or false True False

New England textile mills were expanded in 1820

The Indian Removal Act dates from 1830

Cyrus McCormick invented the reaper

Gag Rule was imposed in 1836

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Formation of new states

1820 1821 1836

Maine Missouri Arkansas
Venus is a hot We all live on Mars is red and
place planet Earth very cold
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Mercury Saturn
Mercury is the 1 2 Saturn is a gas giant
smallest planet with rings

Research
method
Mars Jupiter
Despite being red, 4 3 Jupiter is the
Mars is cold biggest planet
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Famous phrases

Testimonial 1 Testimonial 2 Testimonial 3

“Jupiter is a huge gas giant “ Mercury is the closest planet “Venus has a beautiful name
named after a Roman god” to the Sun and the smallest and is the second planet from
one” the Sun”

— Nat Turner — Samuel Colt — Warren Bridge

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Activities Goals Evaluation

Jupiter is a gas giant and the

Texas war research biggest planet
8/10

Mercury is the smallest planet

Inventions of the time in the Solar System
7/10

Venus has a beautiful name but

Name the presidents is a really hot planet
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Missouri
Mercury is the 1821
smallest planet Removal Act
1830 Despite being red,
Gag rule Mars is cold
Saturn is a gas giant 1836
with rings Iowa
1846 Venus has a very
Panic of 1857 nice name
Jupiter is the 1857
biggest planet
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Martin Van Buren 1825

Andrew Jackson 1829
Link the name of the
President with the John Quincy Adams 1837
correct year
James K. Polk 1841
William Henry Harrison 1845
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Mercury Mars Jupiter
Mercury is the Despite being red, Jupiter is the
smallest planet Mars is cold biggest planet

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Jupiter is the biggest
1820-1850 U.S. art Jupiter
planet of them all

Mercury is the smallest

Mercury
planet

Saturn is a gas giant with

Saturn
several rings

Despite being red, Mars is

Mars
a cold place
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John Tyler James K. Polk Zachary Taylor

1841–1845 1845–1849 1849–1850
Jupiter is the biggest Mercury is the closest Venus has a nice name but
planet of them all planet to the Sun is hot

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Culture Economy Slavery

Mercury is the smallest Mars is actually a cold Saturn is a gas giant

Missouri planet place with rings

Venus has a beautiful Jupiter is the biggest Earth is the planet

Iowa name planet of them all where we live on

Ceres is in an asteroid Neptune is far away Pluto is considered a

Wisconsin belt from Earth dwarf planet
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Florida
Mercury is the smallest planet

Texas
Saturn is a gas giant with rings

Iowa
Jupiter is the biggest planet
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Masters
Venus has a beautiful name
and is the second planet from
the Sun Social issues Slaves
Earth is the third planet from
the Sun and the only one that
harbors life
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Jupiter is the biggest planet of
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● 1845 - James K. Polk becomes President
● 1845 - Texas Annexation
1841 ●
●
1845 - Florida and Texas become states
1846 - Mexican-American War begins
● 1846 - Wilmot Proviso proposed

● 1841 - John Tyler becomes President

● 1842 - Webster-Ashburton Treaty
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1844 - U.S. presidential election, 1844 1846
1844 - Oregon boundary dispute intensifies
● 1844 - Samuel Morse sends first telegraph
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Mercury is the
smallest planet
Railway
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with rings
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