Word of the day - GOD - Professor Terry Rey - So each day their was a word of the day, as you can see PDF

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Professor Terry Rey - So each day their was a word of the day, as you can see by the other notes I slacked on some of the days, I'm not going to lie about that but the word of the day for that was "God". But within the lecture their was talk about Abe lincoln, floodgates, and even talks of the 13th ...

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Word of the day - GOD “GOD” - A being conceived as the perfect, omnipotent, omniscient originator and ruler of the universe, the principal object of faith and worship in monotheistic religions. The floodgates open (1865-1876) Philadelphia: the great experiment (Film can be used for midterm or midterm paper) - Abraham Lincoln – United States President Abraham Lincoln was shot on Good Friday, April 14, 1865, while attending the play our American Civil War was drawing to a close. In Philadelphia the greatest leaders are Inventors, engineers, and manufacturers. – Peter Widner - A merchant who supplied meat to the Union Army drone the united states civil war, widener grew to prominence in th city and by 1873 he became very successful as a result of his investing in trolley… – William Stohley To build city hall it had taken almost 30years to built. – William McMullen - Loyal member of the democratic party in his early life. He was in a gang called “The Killer”. Even though the 13th amendment had passed Colored people couldn’t ride cars on the streets of philadelphia. Caroline lecount - Caroline LeCount was one of five students to graduate from the Institute for Colored Youth in May 1863. Her overall score on the final examinations was 8.83/10, first in her class. She went on to become a public school teacher and principal in Philadelphia and an active member of the city’s African American community. William Still -...