'English colonists' presentation slideshows

Section 1: The Roots of American Democracy Section 2: American Independence

Section 1: The Roots of American Democracy Section 2: American Independence Section 3: Articles of Confederation Section 4: The Constitutional Convention Section 5: Ratification and the Bill of Rights. Chapter 2: Origins of American Government. Section 1 at a Glance.

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Chapter 6 Conflicts in the Colonies

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. The Colonies Grow. Section 1. LIFE IN THE COLONIES. LIFE IN THE COLONIES. Population Growth: Between 1607 and 1790: 600,000 Europeans and 300,000 Slaves came to America

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An English settlement at Jamestown

An English settlement at Jamestown. Chapter 2 section 2. Objective. Students will be able to explain why Jamestown became the first permanent English settlement in the New World. English Settlers Struggle in North America. John Smith was a soldier and adventurer.

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Unit 1 Colonial Era and American Beginnings

Unit 1 Colonial Era and American Beginnings. Chapter 2: The American Colonies Emerge. English Settlement of Jamestown. England decided not to fund colonization of the new lands like Spain had done.

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Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader?

Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader?. 1,000,000. 500,000. 300,000. 5th Grade Topic 1. 5th Grade Topic 2. Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader?. 175,000. 100,000. 4th Grade Topic 3. 4th Grade Topic 4. 50,000. 3rd Grade Topic 5. 3rd Grade Topic 6. 25,000. 10,000. 2nd Grade Topic 7.

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The Age of Exploration

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Basic Concepts of Democracy

Basic Concepts of Democracy. What are the foundations of democracy ?. Foundations. (1) A recognition of the fundamental worth and dignity of every person; (2) A respect for the equality of all persons; (3) A faith in majority rule and an insistence upon minority rights;

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Narrative

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The Americas

The Americas. Catalina Calvete , Julia Telischi , and Cayley MacRae. Central Question:. What were relations between the various European nations and the Native American Indians like? How did they differ from nation to nation and even colony to colony? How were they similar?.

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The Pilgrims and Plymouth Colony

The Pilgrims and Plymouth Colony. Pgs. 174-177. The Pilgrims. A pilgrim is a person who makes a journey for a religious reason. In 1608 a group of religious farmers tried to start their own church in England. The Church of England would not allow this to happen.

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The French and Indian War

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The Backcountry

The Backcountry. Geography of the Backcountry. A region of dense forest and rushing streams in or near the Appalachian Mountains . The Appalachians Stretch from Eastern Canada south to Alabama. In the south, the backcountry began at the Fall Line .

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Page 27

26. 27. Page 27. Lesson 9. Our Colonial Experience. Lesson 9: Our Colonial Experience. R. 27. L EARNING T ARGET:. I can identify the rights that colonists expected as English subjects (citizens) living in the American colonies. Lesson 9: Our Colonial Experience. L 26.

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Examples of Intolerance Faced by Native Americans

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Being English Colonists

Advantages and Disadvantages of Being English Colonists.

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Early English Documents

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