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    Primary Source Analysis A life on the high seas full of capturing other ships and exploring the world seems exciting. The reality for many 16th and 17th century pirates and privateers was anything but. Some turned to the sea life for relief from disastrous conditions. Others because they could make easy money. With the travel first to the new world, then later around the globe the riches that could be reached from the sea were innumerable—quite the reason to board a ship and sail away.…

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    Do you know how Thanksgiving started? Thanksgiving started in the fall of 1621 Squanto brought the settlers and the Indians together to celebrate the first Thanksgiving after growing a successful crop. Squanto was an Indian who helped the Plymouth settlers. Plymouth was established in 1620.Another colony was established named Jamestown in 1607. Although there are many differences between the two colonies the things they have in common are, had leaders for their colony, faced hardships, and both…

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    New York was discovered by Giovanni da Verrazzano, an italian explorer who serivced the French crown, in 1524. Even though the French discovered New York they did not purchase the land, the Dutch claimed the land in 1609. The new colony was important in the fur trade and later became an agricultural resource. The Dutch bought Manhattan from the Native Americans in 1626. England renamed the colony New York, after the Duke of York (later James II and VII) in 1664. New York was widely known as…

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    life in America. The letters Crèvecoeur wrote were placed into a compilation, creating The Letters From an American Farmer. These letters are important because Crèvecoeur was a common, natural man, who had no influence by any social institutions, which gave his personal hands on ideas and opinions about America a very raw and simplistic approach. Crèvecoeur elaborates on his experiences travelling…

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    Causes Of Slavery Dbq

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    Europe and the New World, culminating in British domination of the thirteen colonies in America with slavery as the cornerstone of the colonial economy. Slaves were common on plantations where they farmed tobacco, indigo, and rice. There are two main reasons that slavery began to succeed in the colonies: the decreased use of indentured servants, and the growing popularity of cultivating cash crops in America. Slavery was common in the colonies partially because plantations that grew cash…

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    One major reason why people died in early jamestown is because of war with the Powhatan tribe of native americans. In 1607 the first settlers of Jamestown arrived and they were greatly underprepared.More reasons why the colonists of early Jamestown died is because they did not know a lot about their surroundings, they were at war with the powhatan indians frequently , and they did not have enough food to survive the first year. The people of Jamestown did not know anything about the land…

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    Mexico is located between the United States and Central America. It’s known for its Pacific and Gulf of Mexico beaches. One popular beach is the Orange Beach, when you think about this beach they said think about Myrtle Beach. It’s also known for its diverse landscape of Mountains, Jungles, and deserts. You would think Mexico wouldn’t have any jungles, just all deserts. Mexico has many cities, but the capital is Mexico City. The population is more than 8 million people that was as of 2010. Some…

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    For decades people from England attempted to colonize America and they did eventually succeed. The people established thirteen different colonies on the eastern side of the North American continent and worked together to grow and expand. But they were held back by the French and Native Americans. Coincidentally, the English always wanted control of the land north of the colonies. So they then sent soldiers to fight against the French and their allies to end the bitter rivalry to maintain…

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    How Columbus Changed the World Many people may ask themselves questions on how Christopher Columbus Changed the world. In the next following paragraphs i will be Telling you about a european explorer who changed and impacted all of our lives forever. This explorer’s name was Christopher Columbus. Christopher Columbus was a Italian Conquistador(explorer) and when his region was in a Economic Struggle he was forced to explore into the unknown. In the next following paragraphs i will inform you on…

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    soil. The news of Christopher’s discovery of new land traveled quickly and many arrived in America to force the Indigenous Indians from their occupied land. Since Christopher’s discovery of the land on October 12, 1492, many Americans celebrate his controversial colonization with an honorary day on the national calendar. While Columbus Day has been portrayed as an important historical event in America, citizens…

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