Evolution of General American English
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A chronological overview of the Evolution of General American English. Compiled by Nicole Klaubert, Maddy Kross, Hannah Manis, Libby McBride, Caroline Wilson and Haley Shrewsbury.
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World War 1Treaty of VersaillesFirst Commercial Radio StationBritish Broadcasting CompanySpoken dialogue in moviesOxford English DictionaryHigh Definition TelevisionWorld War 2Establishment of the United NationsCable sevices originateSattelite Services originateFirst mobile phone callInternet createdText Messaging IntroducedThe Longman Grammar of Spoken and Written EnglishLaunch of FacebookLaunch of YoutubeLaunch of TwitterRegional DialectsText Messaging prominent mode of communicationCommunication EvolutionOrigination of EnglishNorman ConquestStatue of PleadingGreat Vowel ShiftCockney Dialect PromennceEnglish ReformationGreat English BiblePublished grammarNorth American ColonizationEast Anglia DialectJamestownKing James Version of the BibleSlavery in the New WorldEnglish RevolutionClassical Period of English LiteratureAcquistion of New AmsterdamQuaker SettlementCockney ShiftAppalachian DialectA Scheme for a New Alphabet and Reformed mode of spellingDeclaration of IndependenceAmerican EnglishAmerican Spelling BookAustraliaNew American ConstitutionSeperation from British EnglishLouisiana PurchaseWebster's DictionaryExploration of South AfricaAcquistion of FloridaIndian Removal ActAmerican/Canadian DistinctionBeaver trade collapseOregon Fever in MissisipiIrish Potato FamineGoldrushCivil WarTranscontinental RailroadChisolm TrailSpanish American WarFirst Public Radio BroadcastVowel ShiftEnd of the Great Vowel ShiftVowel ShiftViking InvasionThe Black DeathEarly Modern EnglishLate Modern EnglishMiddle EnglishOld EnglishVowel ShiftIndustrial Revoultion
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