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 Raccoons Build a Bookshelf- Amesville

  • Ohio became a state in 1803

    • Amesville Ohio located in Athens county

    • European settlers settled in Amesville cleared land and created Amesville

  • Settlers realized they needed books

    • Books were seen as luxury items

  • Overcome lack of money…

    • Go into the forest and capture animals like raccoons, skunks, deer

    • Take animal's fur to create things (hats, coats, bags)

    • Trade for goods and money

    • Hunting could become dangerous 

    • Got an average of $74 per wagon load and travel to trade in Northeastern part of the United States

    • Got books like encyclopedias, history, philosophy, Shakespeare

  • First public library in Hamilton in 1866

  • The Great Apple Planter of 1806

  • Took place in Muskingum Valley

  • John Chapman (Johnny Appleseed)

    • Born in Leominster, MA

    • Orchard Farm apprentice

    • Left for Pennsylvania at 18 y/o

    • Ventured to Ohio

  • Travel

    • Ohio River 

    • Spring of 1806

  • What: Apple trees

    • Plant seeds

    • Arrange sellers

    • Move on to the next area

  • How: Planting Process

    • Pick seeds out of pomace

    • Transport them

    • Claim land

    • Plant nurseries 

  • Why: Pioneer Americans

    • Apples were household staple

    • Trade for other staples

    • Homestead laws

    • Gifts

  • Impact

    • Over 100,000 sq miles of apple trees

    • Tree he planted in Nova, Ohio

    • Jacksonville Fl sells apple jelly from Johnny Appleseed trees

William Tecumseh Sherman

  • Born in Lancaster Ohio

  • Tecumseh

    • Shawnee Native Chief

    • Anti-Expansion

    • Folk Hero

  • Sherman

    • Civil War General

    • Banker, Superintendent, Author

    • Politically prominent family

    • West Point Cadet

    • Known for Total War Strategy

  • Battle of Shiloh (Civil War)

    • Met General Ulysses S. Grant

  • Post Civil War

    • Protecting Railroads

    • Indian Wars- Commanding General

Bicentennial Barnstorm (1997-2003)

  • Bicentennial Committee: Nichola Moretti

    • 88 Counties… 88 billboards

  • Harley Warrick

    • Painted 20,000 Barns

    • 1939-1993 54 years

    • Company for chew mail pouch tobacco

  • Scott Hagen

    • From Barnesville

    • Apprenticed by Warrick at 22 years old

A Trip to the Indian Arsenal: Licking County

  • 800 A.D- 1,225 years ago

  • Flint:

    • The shape of flint was very sharp

    • Useful for tools, weapons and trade

  • Indian Arsenal in Flint Ridge (Licking County)

  • Flint Ridge along shoreline

  • Hopewell utilized the ridge and used flint for offerings

  • Key resource for 11,000 years and used for flint rock rifles

Flatboating to the Future 1810

  • Flatboats were large, rectangular wooden boats

  • Packed with supplies, food, animals and families

  • Used by pioneers to transport goods and families


Ohio as America

Chapter 3.1

  Paleoindians

  • Lived in groups of about 20-60 people

  • Were nomadic (moved from place to place and never settled in one area)

  • Hunted megafauna (mastodons, caribou or buffalo)

  • Tools were made of flint which can be found in modern-day Coshocton and Licking county

  • Clothes made of animal hide and bones were sharpened into needles for sewing

Bering Strait

  • Landbridge between Russia and alaska that native Americans used to get to America

  Archaic Period

  • Around 8000 B.C the Ice Age ended

  • People moved less from place to place and settled in areas for longer periods of time. People settled where food was available

  • During this time, people continued to hunt animals, fish in lakes and streams and gather fruits and nuts

  • New axes made of granite came about during this time as well as basket weaving using plant fibers

Atlatl, Axe, Basket Weaving

  • Atlatl which is a wooden shaft with a handle on one end and a hook at the other. It is a spear thrower that catapults spears much further than before

  • New axes made of granite came about during this time as well as basket weaving using plant fibers

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