'English ships' diaporamas de présentation

Queen Elizabeth I.

Queen Elizabeth I. Queen Elizabeth I. Part 1: The childhood of Queen Elizabeth I. Part 2: Her services and events from 1559 to 1600 Part 3: Elizabeth & the Spanish Armada Part 4: Elizabeth & the political scene Part 5: The end of her life. Queen Elizabeth I. Part 1. Queen Elizabeth I.

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Spanish Armada

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The Lost Colony Roanoke Island,

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First Conflicts: The English Mercantilist System

First Conflicts: The English Mercantilist System. Mercantilism. Colonial-era economic theory that supported the belief that nations become wealthy and powerful by accumulating gold and silver Gold and silver are accumulated by exporting (selling) more than you import (buy). Mercantilism.

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Elizabeth I and Philip II

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Describe how the Spanish were able to defeat the empires of the Aztecs and Incas.

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English government traditions

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ACTIVITY 3: HISTORICAL ENQUIRY

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Spanish Armada

Spanish Armada. What was the Spanish Armada?. In 1588, Philip II of Spain sent a fleet of ships to invade England Consisted of 130 ships and started with 17,000 men Another 18,000 would be picked up in the Spanish Netherlands This was part of an undeclared Anglo-Spanish War (1585-1604).

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Lesson 4

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Chapter 19 Section 1

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James Madison's

James Madison's. Administration. Part I: Path to War. Election of 1808. MADISON. PINKNEY. PINKNEY. REPUBLICAN. FEDERALIST. Madison as President. 2 TERMS. HELD THE SAME POLITICAL BELEIFS AS JEFFERSON. Tippecanoe. TECUMSEH LEADS INDIAN ARMY AGAINST USA IN INDIANA.

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The Imperial System

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Navigation Acts

Navigation Acts . No country could trade with the colonies unless the goods were shipped in either colonial or English ships All vessels had to be manned by crews of that were at least three-quarters English or colonial

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Mercantile System & The Navigation Acts

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Chap 3 Sect 3

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Discomfort in the Colonies

Discomfort in the Colonies. The American Dream. At first England ignored its colonists Charles XII became king of England-1660 Wanted more control of colonies. Navigation Acts. Navigation Acts (passed by England) Colonies could only export goods to England

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