Jennifer Egas

This set of slides is an overview of the Sovereignty, Authority and Power section of the AP Government-Comparative course. It includes a set of PowerPoint slides and a "Teacher's Notes" that provide background on the slides.

Slides trace the Spanish explorers and conquistadors in the Americas from the 15th century forward.

Chronicles the facets of the New Deal, including the many parts of FDR's New Deal projects, the results of the Great Depression and the transformation of life in America during the economic crisis.

The slides begin with the Articles of Confederation and explain the compromises and the events that culminated with the ratification of the Constitution. The important people are included in the slides.

This presentation chronicles the end of the War of 1812 through the end of Jackson's presidency in detail.

These slides trace the events in English America at the end of the 17th century including Bacon's Rebellion, the Navigation Acts, etc.

The American Revolution is over and now it's time to set up a government. These slides trace the Articles of Confederation to the ratification of the Constitution.

Chronicles the development and progression of the Salem Witch Trials in 1692.

These slides begin with the Panic of 1857 and conclude at the beginning of the Civil War in 1861. Includes John Brown and the raid at Harpers Ferry, Virginia, the Kansas-Nebraska Act and Bleeding Kansas.

This set of slides includes information about key players in the American Revolution in Georgia and includes the Siege of Savannah and the Battle of Kettle Creek.

Vocabulary words dealing with Latin America (geography, culture, etc.)