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Introduction to US History

Introduction to US History. Our schedule will be: History 1 1600s Explorers History 2 1700s Colonies History 3 1800s Expansion, Abolition and Industrialization History 4 1900s-present War and Leadership Your historical fiction story due. America before 1600.

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Introduction to US History

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  1. Introduction to US History Our schedule will be: • History 11600s Explorers • History 2 1700s Colonies • History 3 1800s Expansion, Abolition and Industrialization • History 41900s-present War and Leadership • Your historical fiction story due

  2. America before 1600 Many people think the history of the US began with Columbus, but it actually started much earlier. The oldest people in America are the Native Americans. There is a good TV series on Native Americans called “500 Nations”. Please look it up on YOUTUBE. http://www.incwell.com/ Biographies/SittingBull.html

  3. Native American Tribes and Languages ABOUT 500 NATIONS ALMOST 300 LANGUAGES

  4. 5500 BC-1492 AD The oldest tribe may be the Anasaziwho lived in the Southwest US since 5500 BC. Other famous tribes are Navaho, Cherokee and Shawnee. Many US place names are from Native American tribes: Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Illinois, Erie, Cheyenne, etc. .

  5. Native Americans Today Now most of the Native Americans live in three states: California, Arizona and Oklahoma.

  6. 1492 The coming of Columbus Columbus "discovered" the New World in 1492 and claimed it for Spain. He was sent by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain. He landed somewhere in the Bahama Islands. The native Americans there were called Arawaks.

  7. What happened to the Arawaks? Some Arawaks were made slaves by the Europeans. Others got European diseases and died. Look at what happened to them: 1494 250,000 Arawaks • 1515 50,000 Arawaks 1560 500 Arawaks

  8. Columbus wasn’t the only one! In 1497 John Cabot sailed from England to Canada and Vasco da Gama sailed from Spain to India. In 1519 Magellan sailed from Spain around the world. John Cabot Vasco da Gama Magellan

  9. 1520-1607 even more explorers…! In 1534, Jacques Cartier began exploring Canada. From France: In 1603, Champlain continued to explore Canada.

  10. From England In 1579, Sir Francis Drake landed in Central California. From 1585-1590 Roanoke colony was established by Sir Walter Raleigh in N. Carolina, but it died out. This 16th century ring was found near Roanoke Island where the colony was supposed to have been.

  11. From Spain…(besides Columbus) 1520 Coronadoentered the Southwest and took Indians as slaves. 1598 Don Juan de Onate founded and settled New Mexico

  12. And from Portugal… • Amerigo Vespucchi explored the east coast of South America between 1499 and 1502 • And gave America it’s name! • Check it out: • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Od9as8HR5Go

  13. Beginning of “The new Europe” • SO, in the 1500s, France, Spain, England and other European countries all started colonies in “the new world” • What was happening in Japan? • What will happen in the 1600s? We’ll find out next week!

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