Coming to America	Revolution	Civil War	Reconstruction	Virginia in the 20^th Century
100	Eastern Woodland Indians	Thomas Jefferson	The first Battle of Bull Run (or Manassas)	They began to have power in Virginia’s government and men of all races could vote.	Douglass Wilder
200	1607, On a narrow peninsula surrounded by the James River on three sides.	James Armistead Lafayette	Nat Turner	Unfair poll taxes and voting tests Af-Am were forced to use sep. drinking fountains Black and white attended different schools.	The General Assembly, The Senate and the House of Delegates
300	Gave the Va company the right to establish a settlement in North America, and extended English rights to the colonists	Patrick Henry gave his famous ‘Give me liberty or give me death’ speech	The north wanted the new states to be free states, the south wanted slave states	Sharecropping and the establishment of the Freedman’s Bureau	Harry F. Byrd
400	1640’s	The Boston Tea Party	Water – The iron clad ships Merrimack and Monitor	A government agency that provided food, schools and medical care for freed slaves and others in Va and the south.	Tobacco, Poultry, Coal, Large Ships
500	Contaminated water Disease Jamestown’s wooden buildings burned Williamsburg was at a higher elevation.	Cornwallis, Washington, Yorktown	Union – Ulysses S. Grant Confed. – Robert E. Lee	Roanoke, Richmond, Norfolk, Newport News, Alexandria, Petersburg, and Lynchburg	Harry F. Byrd, schools were closed to avoid integrating them.

Final Question: Statues – J.E.B. Stuart, Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, Arthur Ashe, Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson, Mathew Maurey

Hon. Citizens – Margaret Thatcher, _____ Rockafeller, the Marquis de Lafayette