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    England was the first country to compete against Spain about the New World in 1588. Later Queen Elizabeth realized that providing for the colonies in the new world was very expensive and stopped doing so. After Queen Elizabeth’s death in 1603, his son, King James the 1st gave permission for the establishments of colonies in Virginia and created organized companies. When Jamestown was first established in Virginia 1607, at first, the colony failed due to lack of skills that were necessary for…

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    In the beginning , America “ New World “ has been just a group of British colonizers . It was populated by the Native Americans , and then came the Puritans to colonize it , followed by the first settlers : John Smith and William Bradford . In the late – seventeenth – century , The Enlightenment era , or “the age of reason “, was extended over Europe . Writers such as John Locke dares to defy the old system . Therefore , Locke’s thoughts and concepts inspire others like Thomas Jefferson , who…

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    Before America became what it is today settlers from different places attempted to live on the North American continent. Two of these successful settlements were led by men named John Smith and William Bradford. John Smith was the first of the two men to settle in North America in present day Virginia. Smith’s settlement was called Jamestown and was considered the first successful settlement in America. Smith and his people came to America for monetary gain following the Spaniards discovery of…

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    Summary Of Dear America

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    The book Dear America: A Journey to the New World is about a twelve-year old girl Remember Patience Whipple who is a Pilgrim who travels to the New World. This book shows the struggles and hardships that the Pilgrims had to face – death and lethal sickness, colds, sea-sickness, starvation, and others. This book takes place the first couple months on the Mayflower looking for land. The next part of the book is looking to settle on the land and the transition from the ship to the Mayflower.…

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    European settlers arrived to America for different reasons, such as fleeing, colonizing, trading, etc. People such as John Smith and William Bradford, came to America having different goals, dreams and accomplishments. John Smith wrote “General History of Virginia.” William Bradford wrote “Of the Plymouth Plantation.” In both writings, there are similarities and differences such as from the way they describe the Native Americans and the tone and style. Although these two books are different,…

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    My First Thanksgiving I am Waheen. My tribe is the Wampanoap tribe that lives by the ocean, and surrounded by forest. I am twenty years old and I have three young children. All of them are sons, and they are very active. Over a season ago, some White people settled down the river from our village. This morning, we heard many of the guns that these settlers carry go off over and over. It made the children cry and scared us all. Our chief gathered 90 warriors and some of us women to cook…

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    Squanto’s Guidance of the Pilgrims 1. Demonstrating his crucial role in the lasting success of an English colony in Massachusetts, Squanto further assisted the Pilgrims by leading Myles Standish to fertile farming ground in what is present-day Quincy. 2. After English colonists established posts in Squantum and Wollaston, these neighborhoods evolved and grew to become the neighborhoods that one can easily observe today. 3. While the very existence of a thriving community in Quincy can be…

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    they thanked God since they relied on Him to bring them to a safe place. Another example of God’s providence is Squanto. Bradford explicitly states that he “was a special instrument sent of God for their good” (Bradford 31). Again, the Puritans needed someone to teach them how to live in America. Since they were still new to everything, they relied on God to bring them someone and when Squanto came they automatically called it God’s providence. The belief of God’s providence shows the Puritans…

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    World’s natural wealth was seasonal and the pilgrims had to settle in one place and wait for the fields to grow their crops. Another great help that the pilgrims found to make their lives better and settle safely and healthy was a teacher called Squanto who taught them how to plant crops to life, sell, and build up their…

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    Kirsten Mathis Professor Kenneth Taylor History 2111 September 22, 2015 The most significant event in history is the discovery of the New World in 1492. Europeans came over to the Americas to explore and expand. Spain started to conquer all over Mesoamerica, soon after France and England tried to establish colonies. English colonies struggled at first, but then became sufficient. Causing a huge change for the Native Americans living in the land. Both the colonist and natives in the New World…

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