European Settlements in North and South America, 1682

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European Settlements in North and South America, 1682

EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT OF NORTH AMERICA

EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT OF NORTH AMERICA. WHAT IS HISTORY??. Prologue, After the Fact Point of View (ATF 1). Guiding Question 1. Why did people settle in the British North American colonies? Did people come for primarily economic concerns or for religious/idealistic motivations?.

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North, Central, and South America

North, Central, and South America. Native Empires. North American Empires Southwest USA Hohokam 300-500 AD Irrigation systems to survive in desert Pueblo Adobe homes made of sun dried bricks Plains Sioux, ect Teepee’s to hunt buffalo Eastern Woodland Hopewell

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GDP of Countries in North and South America

GDP of Countries in North and South America. Source: IMF 2010. C. Periphery Countries falling behind in development. Several Latin American countries are dominated peripheries Some benefit from price explosions in raw materials Trinidad & Tobago – petroleum

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European Exploration in North America

European Exploration in North America. By Nicole J. and Garnise. Amerigo Vespucci. Was an Italian explorer In 1499, he sailed south of where Columbus landed. In 1501, he sailed down the coast of South America.

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Early British Settlements in North America

Early British Settlements in North America. It Started With Spain. In 1494, Spain and Portugal divided the lands Columbus had discovered between themselves [The Treaty of Tordesillas]. Conquistadores followed [Cortés and Pizarro].

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European Settlement in North America

European Settlement in North America. 1. What was Francis Drake’s idea about sharing in the wealth of the new world?. He stole from the Spanish who had stolen from the Aztecs. 2. Why was he a hero in England?. 1.) He brought back $9 million in gold to England

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European Settlements in North America The Age of Exploration begins Early Spanish colonies

European Settlements in North America The Age of Exploration begins Early Spanish colonies Other countries begin to colonize Early English colonies. What were the economic, political, and social reasons for exploration?. Feudalism and the manor system

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European Nations Settle North America

European Nations Settle North America. Focus Question: How do you know that the English once controlled much of North America?. European Nations Settle North America. Treaty of Tordesilla. The English Arrive in North America. King James

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European Settlement of North America

European Settlement of North America. Two Compelling Factors. The “Push – Pull” Effect. Two forces working together to result in the movement of people to the Americas. The “Push” factor represents a variety of reasons causing people to be “pushed” from England to the Americas.

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North & South America

North & South America. Ali Youssef 10/7. South America. Andean Peoples. Highlands of Colombia to the Atacama Desert Andeans have been living at high altitudes for over 10,000 years Due to living at high altitudes their bodies have the unique ability to process oxygen more efficiently.

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European Settlements

European Settlements. 5 th Grade Social Studies Chapter 4 Lesson 1. Lesson 4.1- A Northwest Passage pages 122-127. Vocabulary. armada. claim armada invasion. a fleet of warships. Lesson 4.1- A Northwest Passage pages 122-127. Vocabulary. claim. claim armada invasion.

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European Claims in North America Maps

European Claims in North America Maps. VS. Before and After the French and Indian War (1754-1763). Colored Pencils You Need:. Yellow Orange Green Brown Red. Before the French and Indian War:. European countries made claims to land in North America and established colonies.

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First European Settlements in North America

First European Settlements in North America. SOL History 3.2. St. Augustine, Florida. First permanent Spanish speaking colony Date started 1565. Pedro Menendez de Aviles. Founder Appointed Governor by King Phillip II Instructed to drive out pirates and settlers from other nations.

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European exploration in North America

European exploration in North America. Georgia Performance Standards. SS4H2 The student will describe European exploration in North America.

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European Competition in North America

European Competition in North America. Other Countries competed with Spain for control over territory in the Americas. Key Vocabulary Spanish Armada New France. Key People Henry Hudson John Cabot Giovanni da Verrazzano Jacques Cartier Samuel de Champlain. Key Vocabulary and Key People.

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COLONIAL AMERICA 1682 - 1821

COLONIAL AMERICA 1682 - 1821. What is a colony? A colony is an area that is under the full or partial political control of another country, typically a distant one, and occupied by citizens from that country.

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European Exploration In North America

European Exploration In North America. The Big Three. Spain England France. Reasons for Exploration. Gold Riches and wealth God Desire to spread religion Glory Fame from discovering a new land. Obstacles. Lack of supplies Different climates Lack of Food

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European Exploration In North America

European Exploration In North America. The Big Three. Spain England France. Reasons for Exploration. Economic: (Gold) riches and wealth Religious: (God) Desire to spread religion Land: (Glory) Fame from discovering a new land. Obstacles. Lack of supplies Different climates

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European exploration in North America

European exploration in North America. Georgia Performance Standards. SS4H2 The student will describe European exploration in North America.

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North, Central, and South America

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EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT OF NORTH AMERICA

North, Central, and South America

GDP of Countries in North and South America

European Exploration in North America

Early British Settlements in North America

European Settlement in North America

European Settlements in North America The Age of Exploration begins Early Spanish colonies

European Nations Settle North America

European Settlement of North America

North &amp; South America

European Settlements

European Claims in North America Maps

First European Settlements in North America

European exploration in North America

European Competition in North America

COLONIAL AMERICA 1682 - 1821

European Exploration In North America

European Exploration In North America

European exploration in North America

North, Central, and South America

North & South America