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Unit 2: Colonial Settlement

Unit 2: Colonial Settlement. Chapter 3: Colonial America Chapter 4: The Colonies Grow. Chapter 3: Colonial America . Section 1: Early English Settlements Section 2: New England Colonies Section 3: Middle Colonies Section 4: Southern Colonies . Bell Work.

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Author : Deborah Hopkinson Genre : Expository Nonfiction

Big Question: What challenges do immigrants encounter?. Author : Deborah Hopkinson Genre : Expository Nonfiction. Small Group Timer. Review Games. Story Sort Vocabulary Words: Arcade Games Study Stack Spelling City: Vocabulary Spelling City: Spelling Words .

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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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EOCT Review U.S. History

EOCT Review U.S. History. Everything you need to know to excel on the EOCT. Colonial America. Two major reasons for British settlement of North America. 1. Economic Opportunities 2. Religious Freedom. Virginia. Jamestown founded by the Virginia Company Wanted to make $$$$

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EOCT Review U.S. History

EOCT Review U.S. History. Everything you need to know to excel on the EOCT. Colonial America. Two major reasons for British settlement of North America. 1. Economic Opportunities 2. Religious Freedom. Virginia . Jamestown founded by the Virginia Company Wanted to make $$$$

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Colonial America. Section 1: Early English Settlements. In 1588, King Phillip II of Spain did not consider Queen Elizabeth, a protestant, the rightful ruler of England. He wanted a Catholic leader in control of England so he sent an Armada, fleet of ships, to war against England.

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The Jamestown Colony

The Jamestown Colony. What were the reasons for English colonization in America?. Why did the King of England want an American colony?. Some European countries, including England, were in competition to increase their wealth and power by expanding their empires to America.

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Global fisheries and conservation

Global fisheries and conservation. Before moving on from fishes to the tetrapods, I want to devote some time to fishing. It is a sad fact that global fish stocks have been enormously depleted and in most places fish populations are a pale shadow of their former abundance.

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ERA 2: 1585-1763

ERA 2: 1585-1763. Colonization and Settlement. Native American tribes lived throughout North America long before Europeans came to explore and settle These tribes had fully developed societies with political, economic, and cultural practices of their own. Native Americans.

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APEN 11

APEN 11. Warm-Up Hawthorne Writing Prompt The Scarlet Letter. Warm-Up. What symbols exist within The Scarlet Letter ? What does each represent? How do you know?. The Life of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Hawthorne was born on July 4th, 1804 in Salem, Massachusetts

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Chapter 3 Colonial America 1587-1770

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Immigrants: Coming to America

Immigrants: Coming to America. pages 208-235 Vocabulary. im mi grants. immigrants. Many immigrants came from other countries to live in America. The immigrants to North America came from Europe, Asia, Africa, and Central and South America.

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Jamestown

Jamestown. King James I , in 1606, granted charter to a joint-stock company headed by Richard Hakluyt. The Virginia Company of London divided the British claims in North America with a rival company, the Virginia Company of Plymouth .

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Colonizing the New World

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Jamestown Review

Jamestown Review. Library of Congress Information on Settlement of Jamestown. Review of Settlement of Jamestown. Old Church Tower in Jamestown. 1. Captain John Smith. 1. 2. 3. 2. King James. 3. Pocahontas. Who am I?. Who am I?. Who am I?. Who am I?. Who am I?. Who am I?.

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Success at Jamestown

Success at Jamestown. Pgs. 173-174. Virginia Company of London. The Virginia Company planned to build a trading post in North America to make a profit. A profit is the money that is left over after all expenses have been paid. In 1607 three English ships set sail for America.

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Early Settlement of Colonial America

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