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The French and Indian War

The French and Indian War. British-French Rivalry. British-French Rivalry. Population in the British colonies grew resulting in people moving west into the Ohio River Valley. This land was controlled by French fur traders.

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RELIGIONS CARE FOR MOTHER EARTH

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Revolution and Republic

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. An Age of Exploration . Lesson 1. Europeans Arrive in the Americas. Christopher Columbus. In the 1400s, European merchants bought ________ in Asia, and brought them back to Europe to sell. A _________ is someone who buys and sells goods.

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INDIA

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American Indians & the arrival of Europeans

American Indians & the arrival of Europeans. American culture & society Spring 2012/ Dr. Scott. The book 1491. Author: Charles Mann Science writer who became interested in a new view of indian civilization.

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The Ojibwe

The Ojibwe. Chapter 4. The Ojibwe. Also known as the Anishinaabe , Ojibway , Ojibwa, Otchipwe , and Chippewa Around 1500 the Ojibwe began moving towards Minnesota They also lived in forests and moved with the seasons Hunted game, harvested wild rice, and made sugar and maple syrup

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Chapter 2 Section 2: The French Empire

Chapter 2 Section 2: The French Empire. Objectives. Explain how the fur trade affected the French and the Indians in North America. Explain how and why Quebec was founded. Describe the French expansion in Louisiana. Terms and People.

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10.2 The Louisiana Purchase

10.2 The Louisiana Purchase. The West in 1800. Kentucky and Tennessee were states by 1800, and Ohio by 1803 . France and Spain were negotiating for control of the Louisiana Territory. Britain also claimed the Pacific Northwest. Spain had a chain of 21 missions laying claim to California.

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India Under British Rule

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Mexico

Mexico. Mexico: Basics. Capital: Mexico City Language: Spanish Religion: Catholic Colonized: Spanish, 1510 I ndependent: 1822. Mexico: Basics. Population: 120 Million (12 th ) Size: 14 th (2 million square miles) Resources:

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Native Americans

Native Americans. Native Americans 1. Most lived in small groups and shared responsibilities in decision making. 2. They believed spirits caused rain, fire, the seasons, and controlled rivers. These spirits walked the Earth and talked to people.

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Pueblos

Pueblos. Bye: Caroline Hart. Shelter . The Pueblos use mud brick and wood for houses. The Pueblos live in the Southwest and Mexico. The Pueblo Indians where never forsted to leave their homes and still live there today. Clothing.

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