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January 7 History Spotlight

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January 7 History Spotlight

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📅 What Happened on January 7?

Today in History: On January 7, 1782, the first commercial bank in America opened! It was called the Bank of North America and it was located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

What is a bank? A bank is a safe place where people can keep their money. Before banks, people had to hide their money at home, which wasn't very safe!

Why was this important? This bank helped people in early America save their money safely and helped businesses grow. It was one of the first steps in building our country's money system that we still use today.

1. What opened on January 7, 1782?

The first school

The first bank

The first store

2. Where was this bank located?

New York

Boston

Philadelphia

3. What do people keep in banks?

People keep their _____________ safe in banks.

💭 Think About It

4. Why do you think it's better to keep money in a bank instead of hiding it at home?
5. Discussion Question: Have you ever been to a bank with your family? What did you see there?

🎨 Fun Activity

6. Draw a picture of what you think the first bank in America might have looked like in 1782. Remember, this was a long time ago - before cars, computers, or electric lights!

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