'Royal colony' presentation slideshows

Colonizing America

Colonizing America. Chapter One. Why do people migrate to new lands? Pushed or Pulled?? Example: The pilgrims? Have we been focusing specifically on Europeans migration? Why?. What were the Americas like before Columbus?

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Chapter 2 The planting of English America

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English Settlers In the Americas

English Settlers In the Americas. 1585-1621. Colony at Roanoke. With the Permission of Queen Elizabeth Sir Walter Raleigh Raised money to establish a colony 1585 they sailed to Roanoke Island After running short of food they left back to England. Lost Colony of Roanoke.

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English Settlement

English Settlement. Chapter 1. Background to English Colonization. Population transfer No centralized Empire Experience in Ireland Gave them model for planting settlements, transplanting their familiar way of life and subjugate the Indians as they had the Irish.

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Pure Payback

Pure Payback.

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1607 Jamestown

1607 Jamestown. First permanent settlement John Smith/Pocahontas What is the story? Whose perspective is correct? What really happened?. English Colonization. How does it compare to Spanish Colonization? What is the value of the English Colonies? What purpose do they serve?.

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Chapter 3.3

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The Virginia Colony

The Virginia Colony. Mr. Snyder 8 th Grade Social Studies. Settlement in Jamestown. The London Company. The London Company. The London Company owned a large portion of Atlantic and Inland Canada. They were granted a charter . A charter is a document given to start a colony.

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An English Colony on Chesapeake Bay

An English Colony on Chesapeake Bay. 1601-1700. Secotan. Original drawing, 1585, village on the North Carolina coast. Population. Jamestown in 1607: 105 Jamestown in 1624: 1,200. An English Colony on Chesapeake Bay. A. The Fragile Jamestown Settlement 1 . Virginia Company

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Describe how Jamestown was settled, why the colony struggled, and how it survived.

What were the characteristics of the government and the economy in the Southern Colonies?. Objectives. Describe how Jamestown was settled, why the colony struggled, and how it survived. Explain the relationship of Indians and settlers in the Southern Colonies.

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British Colonies

British Colonies. Unit 1.4. Coastal Cities. Cities in the Colonies were on the water. Why? By 1750, the largest (Primary) cities were: Philadelphia, NYC, Boston, Charles Town, and Baltimore Primary Port Towns: Headquarters for large scale trading

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Bell Work

Bell Work. List some similarities and differences between indentured servants and slaves. This Day in History: September 16, 1932- Gandhi begins fast over the caste system. September 16, 1620- The Mayflower departs England. September 16, 1810- Mexican War of Independence begins.

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AMSCO Chapter 2: The Thirteen Colonies and the British Empire

AMSCO Chapter 2: The Thirteen Colonies and the British Empire. 1607-1750 Emily Stearns. Background. When was the English Civil War? Rule on colonies was stricter before English Civil War 1607: Jamestown settled as a royal colony 1629: Massachusetts Bay Colony also settled as a royal colony

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5.1 English Settlers in Virginia pp. 122-127

5.1 English Settlers in Virginia pp. 122-127. Objectives:. Investigate the first English settlement at Roanoke. Explain how investors raised money to start colonies. A. Lost Colony of Roanoke (pp. 122-123).

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Early English Settlements (pg. 70-73)

Early English Settlements (pg. 70-73). ENGLAND IN AMERICA England Spain. Spain & England were at war until 1604 because of different religious beliefs.

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Jamestown Massacre of 1622 presented at American History Teaching Grant Seminar November 11, 2006, Gretna, Louisiana

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England and the Colonies

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1 . geographers 2. caravels 3. Amerigo Vespucci 4. mercantilism 5. Huguenots

1 . geographers 2. caravels 3. Amerigo Vespucci 4. mercantilism 5. Huguenots 6. Protestants 7. Confitochequi 8. Santa Elena 9. conquistadores 10. Lucas Vasquez de Ayllon 11. Gualdape 12. Royal Colony 13. strong house 14. Lord Proprietors 15. Garrison

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Turn in GP 3-1 Open book to page 78

Turn in GP 3-1 Open book to page 78. Name the four European countries that colonize the Americas. What prompted European countries to colonize Northern America?. Early settlements at Jamestown. Chapter 3 . Lesson 1. Sir Francis Drake raids gold fleet in South America . Sea Dogs.

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