'Sugar plantations' diaporamas de présentation

American Imperialism

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Three Worlds Collide

Three Worlds Collide. Migration to America Chapter 1 Section 1. Peopling of America. Ancient People Crossed into Alaska from Asia during the Ice Age 20,000+ yrs ago Looking for food. Peopling of America. Asia Present sea level. America Sea level 20,000 years ago. Beringia Land Bridge.

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Unit 3 AP World Jeopardy

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World Circa 1300

World Circa 1300. Circa 1300. Population Decline and growth Black Plague (@1348) Feudalism in Japan (Kamakura) and Europe Yuan dynasty in China, Kievan Rus under Mongol rule Rise of the Inca and Aztec empires Mali at its height. Circa 1300.

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. Europe and the World: New Encounters (1500-1800). Why did Europeans begin to embark on voyages of discovery and expansion?. Fantasy

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Chapter 2

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Global Trade: A study in Cultural Diffusion

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The Americas

The Americas. By David, Bhawanjot, Aaron, Kevin, Elton, and Dimitar. First Civilizations of the Americas 1200-250 B.C.E. The Americas were isolated from the rest of civilization as migrations did not happen until 18,000-14,000 B.C.E. (Land Bridge Theory)

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Essential Question

Essential Question. How did America expand its influence around the world in the late 1800s?. US Expansionism. Reasons for Expansionism. Need to be involved in world affairs Need for places to invest Need for raw materials (oil, rubber, tin, etc.). Expansion in the Pacific.

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Chapter 10: America Claims an Empire

Chapter 10: America Claims an Empire. 10.1: Imperialism and America (2-6) 10.2: The Spanish-American War (7-14) 10.3: Acquiring New Lands (15-20) 10.4: America as a World Power (21-27). Economic/Cultural factors that led to Growth of American Cities. What is the policy of imperialism ?

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Gaspar Yanga & Slavery in Mexico

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Section 3: The Spanish and Native Americans

Section 3: The Spanish and Native Americans. Miss King West Meck High. The Church and plantations are central features of Spanish colonial society. .

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SLAVERY

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Many Native American Indians died from smallpox disease.

Many Native American Indians died from smallpox disease. Native American Indians also died from the harsh working conditions imposed on them by the Europeans. The deaths of so many Native American Indians created the need for a work force. Europeans decided to use Africans

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Haiti under French Rule

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Chapter 9

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Portugal, France, & the Netherlands

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The Cuban Revolution

SS6H3a. The Cuban Revolution. Essential Question. What lasting impact did the Cuban Revolution have on Cuba and the region?. Gained independence from Spain on 12/10/1898 Sugar Plantations, hotels and casinos were bought by Americas.

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The Trans- atlantic Trianglular Trade

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Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. The Slave Trade. Existed in Africa before the coming of the Europeans. Portuguese replaced European slaves with Africans. Sugar cane & sugar plantations. First boatload of African slaves brought by the Spanish in 1518.

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