Lighthouses In Washington
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Who Done It? Andrew Jackson was speeding on his horse...?
AP history assignment help?!!!
Who Done It?- Andrew Jackson was speeding on his horse down the streets of Washington DC. in 1837, when he was shot from behind. Your job is to investigate the murder. The following are your suspects: Henry Clay, John Quincy Adams, James Monroe, Luiz de Onis, John C. Calhoun, Samuel Austin Worcester, John Marshall, Black Hawk, Osceola, Nicolas Biddle, and Martin Van Buren. Dumped in an alley near-by were the following items: A man’s jacket with a note in the pocket that read, “Rather right. “ They also found a reduced-rate pass to the toll road, a hawk drawing, sketches of lighthouses and bridges, and a tally of reduced import duties to South Carolina. Investigate each person’s motive and relation to Jackson. Also explore the possibility of any connections to the evidence. Who done it?
Which of these suspects were on the grassy knoll at the time?
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Delaware State, USA - An Ideal Holiday
Early explorations were made by the Spanish and Portuguese in around 16th century. Later the first white settlement was made by English pilgrims in 1631 and they settled here permanently.
Arriving in 1632 Captain de Vries found the whole colony burnt to a crisp by the local Indians.
No one dared to make another colony here until 1638 when the Swedes settled making the first proper settlement in the whole of Delaware Valley. The first settlement of Swedes was at "The Rocks" on the banks of river Christina.
The Swedes colony survived until 1655 when Peter Stuyvesant, a Dutchman, came and defeated the Swedes marking the end of the Swedes rule.
Following the seizure of the colony the Dutch settled in Fort Casmir, but as it was not large enough to settle all the settlers, a new town had to be built named new Amstel (New Castle in English) .
When the American Revolution took place 4,000 men enlisted themselves in the military. Only one battle was fought in Delaware, the battle of Cooch's Bridge near Newark on 3rd September 1777.
After the war the industry revolutionized with the setting up of automatic flour milling machinery in 1785.
The following year Delaware adopted the Constitution of the US and became the first state to do so. The unanimous ratification was done at the convention of Dover on 7 December 1787. It is this document that continues to protect the nation's strength, justice and liberty.
If you want a look at the 18th century then come to Amstel House Museum that exhibits complete colonial kitchen. George Washington attended a marriage here. It is open from March to December.
The country's largest collection of Victorian furniture is in Brick Hotel Gallery. It advocates the best of American furniture craftsmanship that was made in the middle of 19th century.
Built in 1801 by George Read it depicted the federal style. Formal gardens were added to it in 1847. Twelve rooms are open to the public, three in the colonial revival style. It is open from March to December and on weekends in Jan.-Feb.
Fort Christina is the site of the first Swede settlement in America who landed here with Historic Park and early log cabins on view.
It was the seat of early markets and fairs. Old Dover Days are held now in May, when many homes and buildings are open to the public. On this soil in 1775, during the revolution Delaware's army got together. From here they marched to join Washington's Continental Army.
Fenwick Island Lighthouse started operating from 1 August 1869 till 1978. In 1981 public outcry made its original light to come back and it weighed 1500 pounds. The Lighthouse has been in service since then. It is open on two Wednesdays in the month of June, July and August only for visits.
Opened by a non-profit organization, Delaware Toy and Miniature Museum is a place which exhibits the small baby dolls Miniatures and sample furniture as well as dolls, toys, trains, planes and boats. All this collection is from America and Europe from 18th to 20th century.
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