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LESSON 3 PRE-COLONIAL AMERICA

Explore the Spanish Empire's influence on Pre-Colonial America from 1492 to 1607. This period saw motivations of God, Glory, and Gold drive colonization efforts across regions, including the present-day U.S., Gulf of Mexico, and much of Central and South America. The main economic activities focused on mining and ranching, which established a hierarchical society dominated by the Spanish over Native Americans. Learn about the establishment of New Spain and the first permanent European settlement in St. Augustine, Florida, in 1565, alongside the French Empire's fur trading ventures and cooperative relations with local tribes.

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LESSON 3 PRE-COLONIAL AMERICA

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  1. LESSON 3PRE-COLONIAL AMERICA 1492-1607

  2. SPANISH EMPIRE IN AMERICA MOTIVATION FOR COLONIZATION : GOD, GLORY AND GOLD EMPIRE INCLUDED THE WESTERN AREA OF THE U.S., THE GULF OF MEXICO REGION, MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA AND MOST OF SOUTH AMERICA MAIN ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES WERE MINING AND RANCHING CREATED A HIERARCHICAL SOCIETY IN WHICH THE SPANISH DOMINATED THE NATIVE AMERICANS

  3. NEW SPAIN CONTINUED SET UP A STRING OF MISSIONS IN THEIR EMPIRE FIRST PERMANENT EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT IN THE PRESENT DAY UNITED STATES AT ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA IN 1565

  4. FRENCH EMPIRE LOCATED IN CANADA ALONG THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER AND IN THE PRESENT DAY UNITED STATES ALONG THE GREAT LAKES AND MISSISSIPI RIVER MAIN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY WAS FUR TRADING DEVELOPED A COOPERATIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE NATIVE AMERICANS

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