Whats we have been doing the last couple of days, we have been setting you up. For this discussion varied we did a lot of historical background of the history of pennsylvania politics leading up to the constitution of 1776. We want to think a little bit about the constitution, and in some ways, the lecture is going to set us up for the rest of the week. Thats as we close out the revolutionary era. We are trying to think about pennsylvania history in its earlier history in the blocks. We talked about ideals of william penn, his values, what kind of colony he wanted to create, the peaceable kingdom, or whatever we call it. What was the next block that we discussed . This should all be review. Ryan. The colonial area between the revolution and penns ideals. What are the dates we put on that . 1701 up to 1763. Why is 1701 important . Yes, the charter privileges, and then we ended in 1763 because that was the end of the french and indian war. What did we say about that period of pennsylvani
Whats we have been doing the last couple of days, we have been setting you up. For this discussion varied we did a lot of historical background of the history of pennsylvania politics leading up to the constitution of 1776. We want to think a little bit about the constitution, and in some ways, the lecture is going to set us up for the rest of the week. Thats as we close out the revolutionary era. We are trying to think about pennsylvania history in its earlier history in the blocks. We talked about ideals of william penn, his values, what kind of colony he wanted to create, the peaceable kingdom, or whatever we call it. What was the next block that we discussed . This should all be review. Ryan. The colonial area between the revolution and penns ideals. What are the dates we put on that . 1701 up to 1763. Why is 1701 important . Yes, the charter privileges, and then we ended in 1763 because that was the end of the french and indian war. What did we say about that period of pennsylvani
He also discusses how some elements of the constitution were radical at the time, such as Voting Rights for all men who pay taxes. His class is about 15 minutes 50 minutes. Today we want to discuss the 1776 pennsylvania constitution. Whats we have been doing the last couple of days, we have been setting you up for this discussion. We did a lot of historical background of the history of pennsylvania politics leading up to the constitution of 1776. Today we want to think a little , bit about the constitution, and in some ways, the lecture is going to set us up for the rest of the week. Thats as we close out the revolutionary era. We are trying to think about pennsylvania history in its early period in these kinds of blocks. We talked about ideals of william penn, his values, what kind of colony he wanted to create, the holy experiment the , peaceable kingdom, or whatever we call it. What was the next block that we discussed . This should all be review. Ryan. The time between the colonial
Bulk of the steady rain has been since moved out of here but we may again still have this to contend with, scattered variety of the couple left overs since we are in the warm sector of the storm, lieutenant of moisture here to work w talk about warm sector, we are already, closer to 60 degrees in dover this hour. Fiftythree current temperature at the airport. It is town right balmy outside we will still have a breeze to contend with, and continues to come from the southwest. It wouldnt say a warm breeze. We are at 61 in cape may. Are you kidding me . As day progresses do expect we will spike up to 62. That is more typical of midapril, my friends, so enjoy the taste of spring while you have it because meisha, it does not last very long. We will to have put your bathing suit away by tomorrow, over to you. All right, fine, katie. Good morning, everybody. It is gateway to the weekend and right the now we are looking at i95. Reason why, a, it is one of the areas that get busy the quickest a
Husband Samuel Powell two of George Washingtons very closest friends and we figure with this being the year of the woman. Why not . Talk about a superpowerful woman that really helped shape the founding of the the republic so i myself am a all scholar and i have been working on the project that ive been doing for about three years and i will have a chapter coming out in an edited volume thats going to be published by the university of virginia, press in january 2022. So i very much look forward to sharing that with you all in the future and im going to go ahead and pass it over to my colleague and dear friend kayla anthony. Um, and i will pass over to you. Thank you so much, sam and thank you to mount vernon for asking me to participate today. Im excited to also share elizabeths story. I think youll all enjoy it very much. Im the executive director for the Philadelphia Society for the preservation of landmarks and we are an 89 year old nonprofit that stewarts for Historic House museums