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Time Period One 1491-1607
Time Period One 1491-1607
Jacques Cartier and French Exploration.docxThe Americas to 1620.docxJunĂpero Serra.docxMassacre at St.Augustine.docxRichard Hayluyt and Rationale for New World Colonization.docxTreaty of Tordesillas.docxVideo Links Chapter 1.docxThe Diversity of Native America.docxOpening of the French Fur Trade.docxIndian Slavery in the Americas.docxMassacre at St.Augustine.docxAccount of the Pueblo Revolt.docxCoexistence and Conflict in the Spanish Southwest.docxDepopulation of Native Americans in Florida.docxChristopher Columbus.docxColumbus and the legacy he created.docxhakluyt.pdfImperial Rivalries.docxTime Period Two 1607-1754
Time Period Two 1607-1754
Joint Stock Companies and the Settlement of America.docxLife in Early Virginia.docxJamestown and the Founding of English America.docxThe English in North America.docxThe Reformation in England.docxPocahontas.docxThe Idea of the Covenant.docxReasons for Puritan Migration.docxThe Pilgrims Arrive in Plymouth.docxThe Pilgrims from the Indian Perspective.docxThe Puritan Dilemma.docxsupplementary readings Chapter 1.docxCity Upon a Hill.docxKing William of England Addresses Parliament on the French Question.docxWilliam Bradford.docxNew Netherlands America's First Multicultural Society.docxMounting Conflict with Native Americans.docxKing Philip.docxMaryland Toleration Act.docxThe Province of Massachusetts Bay requests aid from Queen Anne.docxThe Schenectady Massacre.docxOrigins of the Schenectady Massacre.docxThe Quaker Ideal of Religious Tolerance.docxThe Middle Colonies.docxThe Southernmost Colonies.docxRoger Williams.docxThe Puritans and Dissent.docxRace War in Virginia.docxRobert Beverley on Bacon.docxThe Origins of Slavery.docxCreating the Carolinas.docxEnglish Liberties.docxDebtors in Georgia.docxIndentured Servants.docxOlaudah Equiano.docxFear of Slave Revolts.docxServitude in New England.docxSlavery in the Colonial North.docxSouthern Life.pdfStono.docxThe Feudal State of South Carolina.docxThe Growth of Slavery.docxThe Planter's Wife .pdfThe Sin of Slaveholding.docxTreatment of the Slaves.pdfVirginia Slave Laws.docxThe Selling of Joseph.docxHorses and Gentlemen.pdfImmigration and Ethnic Diversity.docxStruggles for Power in Colonial America.docxJohn P Zenger and suspicion of arbitrary power.docxThe Trial of John Peter Zenger.docxResponding to Advice From Her Father About How To Behave as a Wife.docxThe New York Conspiracy of 1741.docxThe Great Awakening.docxThe Great Awakening impact.docxThe Salem Witch Scare.docxArguments for educating women.docxTime Period Three 1754-1800
Time Period Three 1754-1800
A Tradition of Rebellion.docxThe French and Indian War.docxImperial Wars and Colonial Protest 1754-1774.pdfThe Treaty of Paris.docxThe Royal Proclamation of 1763.docxSmuggling.docxThe Tea Act and Tea Parties.docxTeaching the Revolution.docxThe Stamp Act Controversy.docxStamp Act Congress.docxThe Events Leading to Independence.docxThe Beginnings of Revolutionary Thinking.docxThe Impact of Enlightenment in Europe.docxThe Boston Massacre.docxThe Boston Patriots.docxThe Intolerable Acts.docxReport abuse