Thomas Jefferson’s iPad

Calendar Maps Notes

Contacts Clock Photos

Phone Newsstand iBooks

Weather Twitter Netflix

iPad App: Calendar

April 13th 1743- BornJanuary 1st 1772- MarriedJuly 4th 1776- Declared IndependenceSeptember 6th 1782- Wife DiedMarch 4th 1801- InauguratedJuly 4th 1826- Died

iPad App: Maps

MonticelloMississippi River Williamsburg, VirginiaVirginia House of BurgessesWest PointNew York

iPad App: Notes

-Declaration of Independence-Louisiana Purchase-Monticello Construction Plans-$2,000,000 Bill-Navy Plans-British Embargo

iPad App: Contacts

-James Madison-Martha Jefferson-John Adams-George Washington-Meriwether Lewis-William Clark

iPad App: Messages

James Madison- Want to know what you think of this new plan.Martha Jefferson- How is everything back at Monticello?John Adams- Thinking of running for president…George Washington- See you at the Continental Congress.Meriwether Lewis- Do you want to explore the Louisiana Purchase land with Clark?William Clark- Do you want to explore the Louisiana Purchase land with Lewis?

iPad App: Photos

Monticello

Martha Jefferson

College of William and Mary

Jane Randolph

Peter Jefferson

Declaration of Independence

iPad App: Phone

If you opened this app you would have seen recent calls to people such as his wife Martha Jefferson and his friend James Madison.

iPad App: Newsstand

If you opened this app you would have seen local and other major US Newspapers so that Thomas Jefferson could stay current with national issues.

iPad App: iBooks

If you opened this app you would have seen hundreds of books since Thomas Jefferson loved to read and had many books.

iPad App: Weather

If you opened this app you would have seen the forecast for Monticello so that Thomas Jefferson could see what the weather would be like for the day.

iPad App: Twitter

If you opened this app you would have seen tweets that Thomas Jefferson sent out to address national issues to US citizens.

iPad App: Netflix

If you opened this app you would see documentaries on law, politics, and national affairs all things that Thomas Jefferson loved.