'English settlement' presentation slideshows

Chapter 1 (BEGINNINGS-1700)

Chapter 1 (BEGINNINGS-1700). Chapter 1 (BEGINNINGS-1700). C1S1 The Earliest Americans. Main Ideas Climate changes allowed people to migrate to the Americas. Early Societies existed in North America. Cultures in North America were influenced by the environment. The Big Idea

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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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Warm-up #1

Warm-up #1. What is a colony? Who are they controlled by ? Who owns them? What groups were the colonies divided into?. Geography and Immigration Notes. What factors encourage people to move now and in the past? . I. Geography: A) Definitions.

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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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Jamestown Colony

Jamestown Colony. The First Permanent English Settlement in America. Jamestown Colony. Chartered by King James I Virginia Company of London James Fort Susan Constant Godspeed Discovery. Powhatan Confederacy. ~14,000 inhabitants Chief Powhatan Algonquian-speaking Initially friendly.

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The Coming of Independence Unit 1, Chapter 2, Section 2

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The English literature of colonization ( 1. The literature of exploration

The English literature of colonization ( 1. The literature of exploration. First written manifestations: chronicles of travellers and early colonizers A Brief and True Report of the New Found Land of Virginia (1588), by Thomas Harriot

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1607

1607. Year in which representatives of the Virginia Company of London established the first permanent English settlement in North America at Jamestown , Virginia. Mayflower Compact.

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UNDERSTANDING DESTINATIONS

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Visualization & Summarization

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The French and Indian War

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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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Background Information on the Puritans

Background Information on the Puritans. 1492 - Christopher Columbus lands in the Bahamas 1607 - Jamestown established 1620 - Pilgrims land 1636 - Harvard College founded. Who were the Puritans?. From England Struggled for years to purify the church of England Influences

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Historic Jamestowne

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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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An English Settlement at Jamestown

An English Settlement at Jamestown. Section 2 (A) Notes. English Settlers Struggle. Colonization Funded by joint-stock companies Stock holders kept 4/5 of gold & silver King kept 1/5 of gold and silver The Virginia Company 150 settlers reached the shores of Virginia in 1607

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Jamestown 400 th 11-13 May 2007

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Age of Exploration Quiz Review

Age of Exploration Quiz Review. T he European countries had three main goals during the age of exploration- . Spread Christianity. 1. _____________________ . 2 . _____________________ . Expand their Empires. 3. ____________________. Become Rich.

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Settlement Houses

Settlement Houses. How did the role of settlement houses develop and impact the early 20 th century?. The Settlement House Movement . flourished in the United States from the late 1880s through the Great Depression Middle-class women and men volunteers lived and worked in settlement houses

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By Dr. William M. Kelso Director, Archaeological Research & Interpretation,

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