Attachment F_Thematic-Bubble-Diagram_05-27-2025.pdf

This document is a working draft StoryMap dated 05-27-2025 for an educational project titled "From Revolution to Statehood" that appears to be developed for a governmental or educational jurisdiction focusing on Kentucky's early history. The StoryMap outlines a comprehensive historical narrative divided into four main sections: (1) The First Kentuckians covering Cherokee, Shawnee, Chickasaw, and Osage tribes; (2) Wars, Treaties, and Boundaries including the Treaty of Paris, Proclamation of 1763, Treaty of Hard Labor 1768, Treaty of Fort Stanwix 1768, and Lord Dunmore's War 1774; (3) A World War in the West covering military conflicts, fort systems, raids and counter raids, and George Rogers Clark's campaigns; and (4) Statehood covering the path to Kentucky's statehood including conventions and political developments.

The document represents a digital storytelling framework that incorporates complex historical themes including Native American displacement, territorial conflicts, religious persecution, land patents and surveys, slavery expansion, the Spanish Conspiracy involving James Wilkinson, and the transition from colonial territory to statehood. The StoryMap structure suggests this is likely an interactive educational tool designed to present Kentucky's pre-statehood history through interconnected historical events and figures, with particular attention to the reality versus memory of historical narratives. The working draft status indicates this is a project in development, potentially for museums, educational institutions, or historical preservation organizations.