美国学生历史 第86期:最后一个联邦党政府(4)

223. Treaty with France, 1800. 223．与法国人签订条约（1800年） This vigor convinced the French that they had been hasty in their treatment of the Americans. 这种气势让法国人相信他们对待美国人的态度过于草率， They

美国学生历史 第63期:制定宪法(3)

182. Disagreement as to Representation. 182．关于代表分配的不同意见 The Virginia plan proposed that representation in one branch of the new Congress should be divided among the states according to the amount of money each state paid into

美国学生历史 第69期:政府的组建(2)

194. The First Inauguration, April 30, 1789. 194．第一个就职典礼（1789年4月30日） Long before the time set for the inauguration ceremonies, the streets around Federal Hall were closely packed with sightseers. 早在就职典礼开始之前

美国学生历史 第102期:1812年战争的原因(2)

248. America, Britain, and France. 248．美国、不列颠和法国 Napoleon Bonaparte was now Emperor of the French. 此时拿破仑o波拿巴是法国的皇帝， In 1804 he made war on the British and their allies. 1804年，他向英国和英国的

美国学生历史 第101期:1812年战争的原因(1)

Chapter 24 第24章 Causes of the War of 1812 1812年战争的原因 247. The North Africa Pirates. 247．北非的海盗 Stretching along the northern shores of Africa from Egypt westward to the Atlantic were four states. 沿着非洲北部海岸从埃

美国学生历史 第97期:杰斐逊政府(3)

240. Paying the National Debt. 240．偿还国债 Jefferson was especially anxious to cut down the expenses of the government and to pay as much as possible of the national debt. 杰斐逊急于削减政府开支以尽可能地偿还国债， Madison

美国学生历史 第125期:新党派与新政策(1)

Chapter 27 第27章 New Parties and new policies,1824-1829 新党派与新政策（1824~1829年） 284. End of the Era of Good Feeling. 284．幸福时代的终结 The Era of Good Feeling came to a sudden ending in 1824. 1824年幸福时代突然终结

美国学生历史 第140期:安德鲁·杰克逊的任期(6)

311. Jackson's Specie Circular, 1836. 311．杰克森的《金属通货公告》（1836年） The first result of the removal of the deposits was very different from what Jackson had expected. 取消存款的第一个后果让杰克森始料未及。

美国学生历史 第138期:安德鲁·杰克逊的任期(4)

He sent ships and soldiers to Charleston and ordered the collector of that port to collect the duties. 杰克森派军舰和士兵到达查理斯顿并命令海关的收税员收税， He then asked Congress to give him greater power. 随后他要求国

美国学生历史 第121期:幸福时代(3)

In these ways slavery had ceased to be a vital institution north of Maryland and Kentucky. 通过这些努力，在马里兰和肯塔基北部已经不存在有效的奴隶制机构， Why should slavery be allowed west of the Mississippi River? 为什

美国学生历史 第118期:第二次独立战争(10)

274. The Hartford Convention, 1814. 274．哈特福德大会（1814年） While the New commissioners were talking over the treaty of peace, other debaters were discussing the war, at Hartford, Connecticut. 在新任外交官讨论和平条约的同时

美国学生历史 第115期:第二次独立战争(7)

268. The British in the Chesapeake, 1814. 268．英国人在切萨皮克（1814年） Besides their operations on the Canadian frontier, the British tried to capture New Orleans and the cities on Chesapeake Bay. 除了在加拿大边境的活动，英国

美国学生历史 第113期:第二次独立战争(5)

265. The Wasp and the Frolic,1812. 265．维斯普号与佛罗里克号（1812年） At almost the same time the American ship Wasp captured the British brig Frolic. 几乎与此同时，美国的维斯普号夺取了英国的双桅船佛罗里克号。

美国学生历史 第162期:1850年的折中法案(5)

For example, the Southerners were to permit the admission of California as a free state, and to consent to the abolition of the slave trade in the District of Columbia. 例如，南方人要允许加利福尼亚作为一个自由州加入联邦，并同

美国学生历史 第160期:1850年的折中法案(3)

At first people paid little attention to them. 开始时人们不太关注这些传言， But when President Polk said that gold had been found, people began to think that it must be true. 但当珀尔卡总统说找到黄金时，人们开始相信果

美国学生人类历史第21期:尼罗河流域(4)

Originally these graves had been dug into the rocks of the western mountains 最初，这些坟墓是建在西部山脉的岩石里面， but as the Egyptians moved northward they were obliged to build their cemeteries in the desert. 随着埃及人向

美国学生人类历史 第95期:罗马帝国的故事(5)

He began his campaign for world-domination with the murder of all Roman citizens who happened to be in Asia Minor, men, women and children. Such an act, of course, meant war. The Senate equipped an army to march against the King of Pontus and punish

美国学生历史 第168期:关于堪萨斯的纷争(5)

356. Buchanan elected President, 1856. 356．布坎南当选为总统（1856年） The Whigs and the Know-Nothings nominated Millard Fillmore for President and said nothing about slavery. 辉格党和美国本土党提名米勒德菲尔莫尔为总统，

美国学生历史 第180期:南部各州脱离联邦(4)

The Southern leaders knew all these things. 南方人知道这些事， But they made up their minds that now the time had come to secede from the Union and to establish a Southern Confederacy. 但他们坚信已经到了脱离联邦建立南方同盟的

美国学生历史 第192期:从布尔·朗到莫福利保罗(6)

395. Fredericksburg, December, 1862. 395．弗里德里克斯堡（1862年9月） Burnside found Lee strongly posted on Marye's Heights, which rise sharply behind the little town of Fredericksburg on the southern bank of the Rappahannock River. 伯恩赛