'Large plantations' presentation slideshows

An English Settlement Jamestown

An English Settlement Jamestown. Quebec . 1608: First permanent French settlement in North America. Founded by Samuel de Champlain Characteristics of French Colonies: Fur Traders Catholic Priests Friendlier to Native Americans. QUEBEC. An English Settlement at Jamestown.

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Central America

Central America. Countries of central america. Countries of continental Central America and the Caribbean. Countries of continental Central America and the Caribbean. Physical Features of Central America. Proximity (_____________) to the equator. Physical Features of Central America.

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United States

Beginnings to 1750: The United States is a land of immigrants. This land was founded by men and women from other countries whether they came over of their own free will, or rather, they were forced into slavery and brought over against their will. United States. Of America.

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Colonial Culture

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Chapter 7: Growth and Division American History

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The reconstruction of the Worldwide Web of Cotton Production in the Age of the American Civil War

The reconstruction of the Worldwide Web of Cotton Production in the Age of the American Civil War. Emancipation and Empire.

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The Virginia Colony

The Virginia Colony. Section 1 Chapter 3. Focus Question. Why were people in England interested in founding Jamestown, and when was the colony established? How did the Jamestown colonists interact with local American Indians? How did the English plantation system begin?

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Who am I?

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Colonial Beginnings to 1690

Colonial Beginnings to 1690. Part 1 English Settlement of New England, the Mid Atlantic Region and The South. Introduction.

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. The Age of Exploration. Section 1: Exploration and Expansion. Reasons for Exploration Marco Polo wrote about his expeditions to China in his book The Travels . This story of the exotic East fascinated individuals who wanted to explore and experience it for themselves.

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Slavery in the Colonies

Slavery in the Colonies. Overview. Slavery existed in the United States from the early 17th century until 1865, when Congress enacted the Thirteenth Amendment shortly after the Union victory over the Confederacy in the Civil War .

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Understanding the Tariff Policy on Sections of the United States

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CENTRAL AMERICA

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Sub-Saharan Africa: History and Government

Sub-Saharan Africa: History and Government. First Civilizations . Around 2,000 BC Thousands of Saharan Africans were forced to migrate south due to a rapid change in climate. The once mild and wet northern land was becoming dry and hot, inhospitable for living

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AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURE. SUBSIDARY FARMING. INDEX. Agriculture Subsidiary Agriculture. Agriculture.

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Central America and the Caribbean

Central America and the Caribbean. The Caribbean. Has a tropical savanna and humid tropical climate The Caribbean Archipelago stretches from Florida to South America Major crops include coffee, sugarcane, and cotton Tourism is a major industry

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Chapter 7 Section 3

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The Thirteen British Colonies

The Thirteen British Colonies. NEW ENGLAND. NEW ENGLAND. MASS., N.H., CONN, R.I. GEOGRAPHY:. Rocky soil, harsh winters, many forests. (bad for farming). ECONOMY:. Shipbuilding, fishing, lumber, shipping. subsistence farming. OTHER:. Many came for religious freedom but did .

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Latin America History

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