'Lord de la warr' diaporamas de présentation

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Unit One

Unit One. Early Colonization and Development of the United States. Thirteen Original Colonies. Who inhabited it first?. Outside of Native Americans there had been little to no exploration of the United States.

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The Thirteen Colonies

The Thirteen Colonies. 6 th Social Studies Department Hornedo Middle School. OBJECTIVES. Identify the Original Thirteen Colonies and be able to label them on a map. Know when each colony was founded. Know the major industries the colony was known for. Know when each colony became a state.

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New York

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The Planting of English America

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The Middle Colonies

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APUSH Study Guide: Chapters 1-26

APUSH Study Guide: Chapters 1-26. Angelica Ramos, Cesar Badillo , Liezel Manalo, Michelle Nguyen, and Victoria Reyes. Chapter 1. North America forms and Land Bridge theory Pangaea: theory that continents were once one mega-continent

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Settling the Northern Colonies

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THE FIRST PERMANENT ENGLISH SETTLEMENT

JAMESTOWN. THE FIRST PERMANENT ENGLISH SETTLEMENT. Jamestown was primarily an __________ venture. economic. wealth. power. England wanted to establish an American colony to increase her _________ and _________. Name 3 ways that an American colony would do this:.

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Chapter Two: The Planting of English America (1500-1733)

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Jamestown

Jamestown. King James I , in 1606, granted charters to two joint-stock companies, dividing British claims in North America between the Virginia Company of London and the Virginia Company of Plymouth .

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Unit I: Colonialism and the American Revolution

Unit I: Colonialism and the American Revolution. Examining the formation of the American Identity. Essential Questions: 1. What elements in colonial society fostered revolution? 2. How did the issues of the American Revolution contribute to the formation of a unique American Identity?.

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The Middle Colonies

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Life in a New World

Life in a New World. The Founding of Jamestown, Virginia. Unit 1, Journal #1. Imagine that you are one of the select few who have been chosen to begin colonization in the new world. What supplies will you need? What problems will you encounter? Who will you bring with you? Why?

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Early Colonies Have Mixed Success

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PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY

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Lesson 1: Jamestown & the Virginia Colony

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