'Spanish florida' diaporamas de présentation

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There near Red Bluff they built another town which they called New Ebenezer.

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There near Red Bluff they built another town which they called New Ebenezer.

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Chapter 11 Section 1

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Essential Question :

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THE FOUNDING OF GEORGIA

THE FOUNDING OF GEORGIA. The 13 th colony in British North America. THE FIRST INVADERS:. Spanish conquistadors searching for gold explored the southeast and southwest NA in the 16 th century. Hernando Desoto led the unsuccessful expedition in the SE (1539-1542).

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French and Indian War 1754-1763

French and Indian War 1754-1763. Britain and France Fighting to Maintain the Balance Of Power in the Colonies. Tensions Explode!. France and England, by the late 17 th century were at war, almost continuously, both in Europe and in the New World

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Trails to the West

Trails to the West . Chapter 7 Section 2. Bell- Ringer . If you were an American in the 1800s what are two reasons that would motivate you to move westward?. I. Crossing the Appalachians. Trans- appalachia Area west of the Appalachian Mtns

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AP US History Review: 1776-1828

AP US History Review: 1776-1828. Ms . Falkanger 4/9/10. The Declaration of Independence stated that?:. A. men are created unequal. B. governments derive their power from God. C. it was not right that a small island should rule a large continent.

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. A Changing Nation Section 2: Dealing with Other Nations. Section 2 Essential Question:. How did U.S. foreign affairs reflect new nation confidence?. Section 2: Dealing With Other Nations. Relations with Spain

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Spanish Colonies on the Borderlands

Spanish Colonies on the Borderlands. Spanish Map of North America, 1563. Section Focus Question: How did the Spanish establish colonies on the borderlands?. Spanish explorers reached Florida in the early 1500s.

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The Senate

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The American Revolution

The American Revolution. 1775-1783. An Uneven Fight. After declaring independence in 1776, war was inevitable. Both sides believed the war would be quickly over. Britain had an overwhelming advantage: Strongest navy in the world Experienced, well-trained army

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War of 1812

War of 1812. Or the Second American Revolution. Events Leading to War. Revolutionary France and Britain at war: Fr imposes Continental System: isolate Br. 1806 British Orders in Council: US ships could not land in Europe unless they first stopped in Britain

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Florida Explorers

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Chapter 9 Section 1 : American Foreign Policy

Chapter 9 Section 1 : American Foreign Policy. Settling Disputes with Great Britain:

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