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CHAPTER 3: CREATING ANGLO-AMERICA, 1660-1750

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Chapter 3 Colonizing a Continent in the Seventeenth Century

Chapter 3 Colonizing a Continent in the Seventeenth Century. The American People , 6 th ed. The Chesapeake Tobacco Coast. Jamestown, Sot Weed, and Indentured Servants. The Jamestown colony was a joint-stock venture of the King of England and the Virginia Company of England.

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America: The Beginnings

America: The Beginnings. I. Bering Straight (Beringia) Land Bridge. 25,000 B.C. Hunter- Gatherers 4 mill. 20 mill. in Mex. Southwestern Cliff Dwellings. Long Houses. Teepees. European Exploration of the Americas .

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Period 2: 1607-1754

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Early U.S. History

Early U.S. History. Lecture #2 The First Colonies, 1550-1700. Themes. Europeans set up colonies in America looking for the promises of wealth and religious liberty. Northern and Southern colonies developed sectional differences from their very foundations.

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Warm Up 8-04-14

Warm Up 8-04-14. How did the Salem witch episode reflect the tensions and changes in seventeenth-century New England life and thought? Finish your Frayer Vocab and turn it into the basket in the front of the room. Warm Up 8-05-14.

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FOUNDATIONS OF AMERICA

FOUNDATIONS OF AMERICA. Looking to escape the control of the Church of England, British and European immigrants came to the shores of North America in search of new lives and religious freedom . The number one reason people came to the new world was religious freedom

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The Virginia Colony

The Virginia Colony. What does this advertisement reveal about the Jamestown colony?. Unlike the Spanish & French, the British colonies were not funded or strictly controlled by the king:.

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Economics and Government in the Colonies

Economics and Government in the Colonies. Unit 1, Lesson 4. Essential Idea. The Southern and New England colonies developed differently socially, economically, and in government. Southern Society. The Southern Colonies: Include BOTH Chesapeake and Southern colonies Southern Geography:

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English Settlement at Jamestown

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The South

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British North America

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Founding of Virginia

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Immigrants Coming To America Mrs. M. Thompson

Theme: Our Country and Its People Unit 6. Immigrants Coming To America Mrs. M. Thompson. immigrants . People who come to live in a country in which they were not born. explorers. People who come to live in a country in which they were not born. colony.

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Slavery: The Answer to the Labor Question

Slavery: The Answer to the Labor Question. Who Were Indentured Servants So Why Slavery? The Middle Passage. A Labor Shortage in America?. The English experienced a trial and error process when looking for a labor source Indians had a tendency to die or fight back

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Reviewing in Colonial Notes packet

Reviewing in Colonial Notes packet. Pages 18,19,23,26. 1. England 2. Massachusetts 3. Georgia 4. Atlantic 5. North Carolina 6. Maryland 7. New Hampshire 8. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania and New Jersey 10. 1776. 13 Colonies Map/Quiz. Boston: Fish and rum NYC: Wheat, flour, bread

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Indentured Servitude: Why Sell Yourself into Bondage?

Indentured Servitude: Why Sell Yourself into Bondage?. Lesson 5. Visual 5.1 Background on Indentured Servants. Contracts Indentured servants' contracts bound them to perform work for an employer in North America. These contracts had the force of law, and they were enforced.

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HIST1302 US History: 1877 to 2007

HIST1302 US History: 1877 to 2007. Relationship and the Struggle for Power. Relationships. All relationships are based on power. Power Relationships from History. Old World Relationships King vs. Subjects Nobility vs. Commoners Commoners vs. Peons Peons vs. Slaves Pope vs. Clergy

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Chapter 1 THE NEW NATION

Chapter 1 THE NEW NATION. Section 1: Early Exploration and Settlement Section 2: The English Colonies Section 3: Independence! Section 4: Founding the Nation. Section 2: The English Colonies. Objectives:. How was Virginia settled?

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