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Early Exploration SOL 4 a-f

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Chapter 4 Section 1 Notes

Chapter 4 Section 1 Notes. The New England Colonies. Setting the Scene. April and May 1630 were cold stormy months in the North Atlantic. Colonists aboard the ship Arbella were starting to doubt this trip to America. John Winthrop-a lawyer and devout Christian had no doubt.

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The Age of Exploration

The Age of Exploration. Outcome: The Atlantic Slave Trade. The Atlantic Slave Trade. Setting the Stage: Sugar plantations and tobacco farms required a lot of labor to turn a profit Native Americans were cheap but millions died from disease, warfare, and brutal treatment.

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Easter Island

Easter Island. A story of Interdependence. Easter Island. What does everybody know about Easter Island?. Background. Easter island is one of the most remote areas on earth It is around 1200 miles from the nearest island and 2300 miles from South America The island is around 65 miles 2.

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Chapter 13: Settling the West

Chapter 13: Settling the West. American History. Growth of the Mining Industry. Discoveries of gold, silver, and copper deposits in the West brought interest from the East, as well as settlers Prospectors used two types of mining Placer mining : extracting shallow deposits of ore

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Chapter 7 Section 3

Chapter 7 Section 3. The Great Plains and the Southwest. Great Plains. The vast grassland that lies between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains Dry Treeless Desert like. Nomadic. People that continually migrate rather than staying in one location

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Turn in GP 3-2 Open to page 78

Turn in GP 3-2 Open to page 78. Whom did Pocahontas marry? What saved the Jamestown colony? In what state is Jamestown? What was the first American form of self government?. Puritans and New England. Chapter 3. Lesson 2. Separatists dissented w/ church and were persecuted.

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Chapter 1: When Old Worlds Collide: Contact, Conquest, Catastrophe

AP US History. Chapter 1: When Old Worlds Collide: Contact, Conquest, Catastrophe. The First Americans. Many people had migrated to North America long before the European explorations Beringia was the land bridge between Siberia and Alaska First came 14,000 years ago

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Explorers

Explorers. By Malina Sproul November 20, 2012 Room 227. Age of Discovery.

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The search for a national identity

The search for a national identity. 8-2. i . Understanding the past. A. The First Canadians 1. Inuit and Native Americans whose ancestors migrated to North America thousands of years ago 2. developed stable societies and adapted to the environment

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The Northwest Rebellion

The Northwest Rebellion . Leading Up To the Rebellion. The three contending prairie residents are unhappy with their distant government. The Metis and White settlers were petitioning the government for their legal land claims and getting no where.

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Explain how Spain ruled its empire in the Americas. Analyze the major features of Spanish colonial society and culture.

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