'Virginia company' diaporamas de présentation

APUSH REVIEW

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U.S. History to Reconstruction

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The 10 Second Review

The 10 Second Review. THE SEVENTEENTH AND EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES. NATIVE AMERICANS IN PRE-COLUMBIAN NORTH AMERICA. Between 1 million and 5 million Native Americans lived in modern Canada and the United States.

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Unit 2 Chapter 3 Section 1

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Unit 1 Colonization

Unit 1 Colonization. SSUSH1 Compare and contrast the development of English settlement and colonization during the 17th Century. a. Investigate how mercantilism and trans-Atlantic trade led to the development of colonies .

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The American Colonies

The American Colonies. Ms. Orville. The Roanoke experience. The first group of colonists almost singlehandedly doomed the colony. 1. They arrived too late in the season to plant any crops that would survive the cold winter.

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America and the British Empire, 1650 - 1754

America and the British Empire, 1650 - 1754. Unit 1: Transatlantic Encounters and Colonial Beginnings to 1754 APUSH Mrs. Baker. England FINALLY Begins Colonization. By the early 1600s, England was finally in the position to colonize in North America. Resulted from:

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Chapter 3 Colonial America 1587-1770

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SPANISH NORTH AMERICA

SPANISH NORTH AMERICA. Spain originally claimed all of North America Established oldest city in the U.S. St. Augustine, FL But never made any attempt to settle lands north of Florida. Spanish fort at St. Augustine. COLONIAL COMPETITION.

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Columbus to Constitution

Columbus to Constitution. By: Rachel Perez, Sara Berryhill, Gabriel Hillebrand. Sailed the Ocean Blue. Christopher Columbus was an Italian born in Genoa, Italy in 1451. He went to the Spanish hoping they would fund his trip to India.

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DO NOW

DO NOW.

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The English Colonies on the Chesapeake Bay

The English Colonies on the Chesapeake Bay. American History I. Roanoke: The Lost Colony. Sir Walter Raleigh wanted bases for raids on Spanish Garrison of 100 soldiers est. in 1585 under Ralph Lane Explored region, including Chesapeake bay

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An English law, the 1559 Act of Uniformity , demanded that all British citizens attend

Learning Goal: Explain the story of the Pilgrims. Include who they were, where they came from, where they wanted to go, their reasons for relocation, and what happened once they got to the Americas.

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The English Colonies on the Chesapeake Bay

The English Colonies on the Chesapeake Bay. American History I. Roanoke: The Lost Colony. Sir Walter Raleigh wanted bases for raids on Spanish Garrison of 100 soldiers est. in 1585 under Ralph Lane Explored region, including Chesapeake bay

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Historic Jamestown

Historic Jamestown. SITE OF JAMES FORT. PRIOR TO 1994, MOST PEOPLE BELIEVED FOR THE PAST 200 YEARS THAT THE SITE OF JAMES FORT HAD BEEN WASHED INTO THE JAMES RIVER. FEATURES OUTLINED IN RED ARE CIRCA JAMES FORT ERA. BLUE MARKS ARE GRAVE SITES. CYAN BLOCKS ARE LATER 17 TH CENTURY ADDITIONS.

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Christopher Newport

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. The New World. Spain and the New World In the SW (Pueblo), Kansas, and N. Florida and Alabama Creation of Franciscan missionaries Began a cycle of rebellion and military quelling of natives France and the New World NE (Quebec) Until the settlement of Louisiana

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