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Welcome to 7th grade Texas History!! Howdy y'all Welcome to 7th grade Texas History!!

What do you think of when you hear the word "Texas"?

Think, Pair, Share

oil? cowboys? cattle? boots?

the Alamo? horses? tawlkin’ kinda funny? Whoa, podna’. I’m the law in these here parts, and I reckon it’s time you mosey up the road a fur piece. tawlkin’ kinda funny?

It doesn’t matter if you are from Alaska Japan or France...

...people definitely have an image of Texas in mind. What is it about Texas that captures the imagination?

What makes Texas so unique? Its history!!!

Texas has been a part of Spain Mexico France

Texas joined the Confederacy during the Civil War. We are obviously part of the US today, but would you believe...

Texas was its own country at one time? The Republic of Texas

No other state can claim such a unique history. Because of our unusual history, Texans have developed a unique cultural identity.

language history religion geography government music economy art A culture is the common way of life of a group of people. Culture includes: language Howdy! history religion geography government music economy art

There is a real confluence of cultures in Texas.

Think of culture as many rivers. Rivers sometimes flow into each other. This is called a confluence.

Cultures do the same thing. European immigrants Mexican French Spanish Native American American Texas has been shaped by the confluence of cultures that have “flowed” through our history.

This year we will explore Texas’s unique history and cultural identity. Let’s take a look at the units we will study.

Unit 1: Geography, Native Americans, and Exploration.

Unit 2: Struggle for Independence The Texas Revolution

Unit 3: Republic to Reconstruction Frontier Life Mexican War Civil War Statehood Westward Expansion Frontier Wars

Unit 4: Growth and Development

We will be learning about Texas history from the earliest Texans to the present. How do I know what is important to remember when studying this unique state?

So…. saddle up and git ready for a bronc ridin’, barn burnin’, foot stompin’ good time in... Texas History!