'George ii' presentation slideshows

The History of Humor

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1607-1763

1607-1763. Unit 1 Part 3. The New England Colonies. Remember James I gave out 2 charters in 1606 The First was to the London Co. which settled Jamestown

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From Trustee Georgia to Royal Georgia

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Chapter Three Review

Chapter Three Review. Colonial North Carolina. The Tuscarora chief combined hospitality with a show of strength when he invited the Englishmen to visit one of his hunting camps. The chief brought 250 warriors with him as a show of strength.

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Columbian Exchange

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1. What vocabulary term means to turn against your country? c. traitor

1. What vocabulary term means to turn against your country? a. cavalry b. blockade c. traitor d. ratify. 1. What vocabulary term means to turn against your country? c. traitor. 2. Which army had the advantage of a strong navy? a. Neither army b. both armies c. patriots d. British.

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Restoration And Enlightenment 1660-1798

Restoration And Enlightenment 1660-1798. The Restoration. Refers to the restoration of the monarchy in 1660 Charles II - spent exile in France, patron of arts and sciences James II William and Mary

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HOUSE OF HANOVER

HOUSE OF HANOVER. HOUSE OF HANOVER.

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Conflict in the Colonies

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Pride and prejudice

Pride and prejudice. By Jane Austen. Jane Austen. What do you know about Jane Austen?. In pairs research the author Jane Austen. Find out: Her family. Her early life. Her adult life. Her books. How her work was received. Where can I find this information?.

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Sentimental vs. Laughing Comedy

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The Middle Colonies

The Middle Colonies. The Role of Religion in the Colonies. Originally New Netherlands founded by the Dutch 1624 Taken by force for its trade routes & commerce Became English in 1664 Given to the James, Duke of York (later James II). Originally part of New Netherlands Became English in 1664

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The port of London

The port of London.

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Who was King George III?

Who was King George III?. By Garnet. Birth, Marriage, and disease. George III was born on June 4, 1738 He got a disease called porphyria which causes abdominal pain, paralysis on the arms and legs, and many more symptoms

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House of Stuart

House of Stuart. &. House of Hanover. Stuart Monarchs. Hanover Monarchs. James I (1603-1625). George I (1714-1727). George II (1727-1760). Charles I (1625-1649). George III (1760-1820). Charles II (1660-1685). George IV (1820-1830). James II (1685-1688).

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King George III

King George III. Important Dates. King George was the ruler of England from 1760 - 1820 He was born on June 4, 1738, and died on January 29, 1820 He reigned for 59 years He lived to be 81 years old. Family. He was the s on of Frederick Louis He succeeded his grandfather, George II

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