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Senator Theodore Frelinghuysen Biography

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Biography presentation cover introducing Senator Theodore Frelinghuysen with a seated portrait of him
Opening slide of the biography presentation
Biography slide lists Frelinghuysen’s political roles and March 28, 1787, birth in Franklin Township, NJ
Slide 2: Political roles and birthplace
Family background slide names Frederick Frelinghuysen and Gertrude Schenck as Theodore’s parents
Slide 3: Names of his parents
Family history slide notes his father Frederick Frelinghuysen’s New Jersey Senate service, 1793–1796
Slide 4: His father’s Senate service
Ancestry slide links great-grandfather Theodorus Jacobus Frelinghuysen to Queen’s College, now Rutgers
Slide 5: Great-grandfather’s college connection
Ancestry slide names Theodorus Jacobus Frelinghuysen as one of four leaders of the First Great Awakening
Slide 6: Family connection to the Great Awakening
Education slide records Frelinghuysen’s 1804 graduation from the College of New Jersey, now Princeton
Slide 7: College graduation in 1804
Legal education slide names his brother John Frelinghuysen and Richard Stockton as his law mentors
Slide 8: Law studies and mentors
Legal career slide gives his attorney admission in 1808, counselor admission in 1811, and Newark practice
Slide 9: Bar admission and law practice
Marriage slide states that Frelinghuysen married Charlotte Mercer in 1809 and that she died the same year
Slide 10: Marriage to Charlotte Mercer
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This informative 40-page PowerPoint profiles the life of Theodore Frelinghuysen, a prominent 19th century New Jersey political figure. It chronicles his birth in 1787 in Franklin Township and his education at Rutgers College. The presentation then outlines his illustrious career, including serving as Mayor of Newark, a U.S. Senator representing New Jersey for over 15 years, and the 1844 Whig Party candidate for Vice President alongside Henry Clay. Details are provided on his support for temperance, opposition to slavery, efforts to ensure Native American rights, and work to establish public education. Educators can implement this resource in various ways - as an engaging whole class lesson, a student research activity in small groups, or as a self-directed learning tutorial. With its wealth of detail presented visually, this PowerPoint is ideal for teaching key curriculum topics related to government, leadership, social reform, and more in the 19th century United States.

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