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Unit 3

Unit 3. Exploration and Colonization Mr. Lamm. Europe Discovers the New World Chapter 5. Notes. The first European to set foot on the North American Continent was Leif Ericson. Notes. Columbus made his voyage west to look for a new trade route to the Indies. Notes.

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TEST Review for UNIT III

TEST Review for UNIT III. Road to the Revolution. Name the Georgians who signed the Declaration of Independence. George Walton Lyman Hall Button Gwinnett. Colonists who were against rule by the king of England (many of whom called for independence) were called Whigs or. WHIGS or PATRIOTS.

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Who Wants to be a Hillionaire?

Who Wants to be a Hillionaire?. Who Wants to be a Hillionaire?. Team #1. Team #2. Team #3. Team #4. Team #5. Royal Governor. Who was more powerful in the colonies, the royal governor, or the members of the colonial assemblies?. Wrong. Correct. Final?.

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The colonial assembly also drew up codes that restricted the rights of slaves.

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Unit 7 The American Revolution

. Unit 7 The American Revolution. Causes of the American Revolution. SS8H3 The student will analyze the role of Georgia in the American Revolution.

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My ABC Book of U.S. History

My ABC Book of U.S. History. Delvecio Watson 5 th period 5-13-11. Abolitionist- person who strongly favors doing away with slavery. Adams, Samuel- the start of the sons of liberty and organized the Boston tea party. Abstain- to not take part in some activity such as voting.

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Bellwork

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Here Ye, Here Ye, Georgia Becomes a Royal Colon y

Here Ye, Here Ye, Georgia Becomes a Royal Colon y. EQ: How did Georgia become a royal colony, and what changes occurred?. What is the difference between a trustee colony and royal colony?. A trustee colony is one that is managed by a group of trustees.

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European Exploration and Colonization of North America

European Exploration and Colonization of North America. Colonies in North America. The Spanish. The Spanish explored the North American continent for main reasons that are categorized as: To find riches (Goods/Gold) To spread religion, or Christianity (God) To expand their empire (Glory)

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American Life in 17 th Century

American Life in 17 th Century. Southern Society. Frustration in the Virginia Country. Challenge to Virginia Authority 1676 Planters in the countryside disliked Jamestown officials Royal Governor, Sir William Berkeley and the Green Spring Faction Ruled Virginia for 30 years.

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England and Colonization

England and Colonization. J.A. SACCO. Early English Exploration. 1497- John Cabot explore the region of New Foundland/NW Passage. England not interested in exploration. Why?. Exploration found little gold/wealth Spain already control Americas through Treaty of Tordesillas

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Shifting Tides and Shipping Tea

Shifting Tides and Shipping Tea. Imperial Administration and Colonial Responses, 1770-1774. Burning of the Gaspee. Revenue cutter ran aground on June 9, 1772, near Warwick, R. I. Burned to waterline on June 10 by Providence, R. I., Sons of Liberty

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Royal Colony

Royal Colony. Explain the development of Georgia as a royal colony with regard to land ownership, slavery, government, and the impact of the royal governors. Explain- to make understandable, to spell out: illustrate, interpret. End of Trustee Period.

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Royal Governors

Royal Governors. John Reynolds. 1st governor of Georgia as a royal colony. Served as governor from 1754-1756 Was a navy captain Established the idea of self-government Set up a bicameral legislature and a court system Economic wealth was his goal. Henry Ellis.

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American Colonies Join Together

American Colonies Join Together. Events leading up to the Declaration of Independence. England did not interfere with government in the colonies until it needed money to pay debts By mid 1700s colonists felt that England was trying to gain control

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