Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 5 The Apple Business Grows

In 1800, the census counted 5.3 million people in the United States. Pennsylvania was getting too crowded to suit Johnny. When he was twenty-six, he led a horse across the Pennsylvania border into Ohio. It was carrying a load of apple seeds. He plant

Who Was Queen Elizabeth 伊丽莎白女王 Chapter 9

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Who Was Queen Elizabeth 伊丽莎白女王 Chapter 10

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Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼

Johnny Appleseeds real name was John Chapman. He earned his nickname by planting thousands of apple seeds in Americas Midwest. For this, he became a legend during his own lifetime. Johnny Appleseed was best known as an apple lover, but he was many ot

Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 1 Young Johnny

It was September 26, 1774, in Leominster, Massachusetts. Colonists were just beginning to pick newly ripened apples from their trees. Nathaniel and Elizabeth Chapman were celebrating. Their first son was born that day. They named him John, but someda

Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 2 Johnny’s Big Idea

The main road through Longmeadow was busy. People traveling to and from Connecticut and New York brought news. In 1783 Johnny learned that the Revolutionary War was officially over. The colonies had finally gotten what they wantedindependence. Now al

Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 3 Planting the First Seeds

When he was twenty-three years old, Johnny made his move. No one knows why he finally decided to head west. Maybe hed heard that the Holland Land Company was selling land in Pennsylvania. Maybe hed heard promises that treaties with the Native America

Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 4 Johnny Takes Care of His Orchards

Johnnys orchards kept him busy year-round. Every fall, Pennsylvania farmers took their newly picked apples to the cider mills. So thats when seeds were plentiful. Johnny usually collected a couple of bushels of them from the mills. During the winter,

Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 6 The Legend Blossoms

The first newspaper in the Northwest Territory was published in 1793 in Cincinnati, Ohio. But frontier settlers rarely got a chance to see a newspaper or any book besides the Bible. Most cabins were built far apart, and settlers didnt get many visito

Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 7 A Good Apple

A good apple is a nickname for someone who is a good person. Johnny Appleseed was a good apple. Sometimes he helped settlers build cabins or chop trees. He knew they were struggling to make new lives for themselves in the west. If people couldnt pay,

Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 8 Trouble

In the early 1800s, shiploads of new immigrants arrived on Americas East Coast every week. They came from Germany, Ireland, Scandinavia, and other areas. Thousands of them moved west, taking over Native American hunting grounds. The pioneers chopped

Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 9 Hard Work

After the war ended, Johnny began buying more land. Some of his orchards were less than an acre in size. Others covered hundreds of acres. He took care of his orchards all by himself for most of his life. Sometimes he needed help for certain jobs. Wh

Who Was Johnny Appleseed 苹果核约翰尼 Chapter 10 The Legend Lives On

Twenty-six years after Johnny died, an author wrote an article about him in Harpers New Monthly Magazine. It was called Johnny AppleseedA Pioneer Hero. Readers all over America enjoyed reading about Johnnys unusual life. Imagine a barefoot man roamin

Who Was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 莫扎特

More than 200 years ago, there was a little boy who learned to play a musical instrument at the age of three. It was called a clavier, which was an old-fashioned stringed instrument that also had a keyboard. By the time he was five, he was composing

Who Was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 莫扎特 Chapter 1 Little Boy, Big Talent

Papa Leopold Mozart was very strict. He was a composer and violinist in Salzburg in Austria. When he was finished working for the day, Leopold came home and gave his daughter and son music lessons. Over and over they played what he taught them. They

名人认知系列 政界精英10：Martin Luther King 马丁·路德·金

Martin Luther King 马丁路德金 Martin Luther King was born on January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia. His father was the minister of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, as was his father before him M.L, as he was called, lived with his parents, his sister

名人认知系列 政界精英09：Franklin Roosevelt富兰克林·罗斯福

Franklin Roosevelt 富兰克林罗斯福 Franklin Roosevelt was one of the most important leaders of twentieth century America and perhaps in the whole span of American history. He significantly changed the role of the federal government in the Ameri

名人认知系列 政界精英08：Henry VIII 亨利八世

Henry VIII 亨利八世 When the eighteen-year-old Henry VIII became King of England, he was extremely popular, for he had all the qualities that his people admired. 当十八岁的亨利八世成为英格兰国王的时候，他非常受欢迎，因为

Who Was Steve Jobs 史蒂夫·乔布斯 Chapter 17

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Who Was Steve Jobs 史蒂夫·乔布斯 Chapter 18

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