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What do we call the study of the people, land and resources of an area?

What do we call the study of the people, land and resources of an area?. geography. What do we call a first hand account?. Primary source. Where did the first Native Americans come from?. Siberia in Asia across a land bridge. What do we call the average weather over a period of time?.

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US History Openers

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The Growing Colonies

The Growing Colonies. Reasons to Live in the Colonies. Religious freedom Healthy living conditions Land to farm Room to raise a large family. Colonial Farming. Farming was the main economic resource in the colonies Small farms in the north because of long winters and thin rocky soil

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

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FOURTH GRADE

FOURTH GRADE. Social Studies Week Two. What do we call the theory that explains how the Native Americans came from Asia to North America during the Ice Age?. The Land Bridge Theory. Why did the Native Americans originally migrate to North America from Asia?.

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COLONIAL TIMES

COLONIAL TIMES. The Colonization of America. 5 th Grade Social Studies The 13 English Colonies Amanda Earle Kelley Hager. Colonial Times. Table of Contents. History Slides 4-8 People in Societies Slides 9-13 Geography Slides 14-18 Economics Slides 19-23 Government Slides 24-28

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COLONIAL TIMES

COLONIAL TIMES. The Colonization of America. 5 th Grade Social Studies The 13 English Colonies Amanda Earle Kelley Hager. Colonial Times. Table of Contents. History Slides 4-8 People in Societies Slides 9-13 Geography Slides 14-18 Economics Slides 19-23 Government Slides 24-28

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Chapter 15 & 16 Review

Chapter 15 & 16 Review. A person who acts as a messenger or representative A. shareholder B. Commodity C. Ambassador D. Astrolabe. Answer. C. Ambassador. is something that can be bought or sold. A. shareholder B. Commodity C. Ambassador D. Astrolabe. Answer.

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Review of the Industrial Revolution

Review of the Industrial Revolution. Industrial Revolution. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. What was it?. A change from farming to an industrial society. Where did it start?. New England (why there?). 2 effects. Urbanization U.S. is industrial (factory-based). COTTON GIN.

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Unit 3 Lesson 1

Unit 3 Lesson 1. New England. Vocabulary. Covenant - an agreement Common- center of a village used by all Tolerate- allow people to have beliefs or behaviors that are different for everyone Fundamental - basic

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Year in review

Year in review. Total points 25 Use your book. Ch. 1. 1. What is civics? The study of the rights and duties of citizens 2. The American population is diverse. Explain? Different ethnic, racial, backrounds 3. How does one become a U.S. citizen? Birth or naturalization process

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Section 3: The Spanish and Native Americans

Section 3: The Spanish and Native Americans. Miss King West Meck High. The Church and plantations are central features of Spanish colonial society. .

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EOC Review: Pt. 1

1. Term: compromise between Virginia and New Jersey Plans 2. Amendment: protection from double jeopardy 3. Court Case: established judicial review 4. Terms: the idea that people form governments to protect their natural rights. EOC Review: Pt. 1. Early America.

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SLAVERY From Africa to South Carolina

SLAVERY From Africa to South Carolina. Vicki Banks American Adventures of the Mind. Over 40% of slaves brought to the United States from Africa came through South Carolina. Many of the slaves ended up on plantations in South Carolina.

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SLAVERY From Africa to South Carolina

SLAVERY From Africa to South Carolina. Vicki Banks American Adventures of the Mind. Over 40% of slaves brought to the United States from Africa came through South Carolina. Many of the slaves ended up on plantations in South Carolina.

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CHAPTER 15 Section 1 Terms, People, and Places

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Triangular Trade Route Imports and Exports

Triangular Trade Route Imports and Exports. Pgs. 232-233. Colonial Trade. By the 1700s several towns along the Atlantic coast had grown into large port cities. New York City Philadelphia Charleston They all had good harbors and grew because of trade. Port Cities .

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. Mr. Barchetto Notes #4. European Outposts in Africa. What European country did we discuss explored West Africa for a sea route to India? Portugal What was the purpose of the outposts that the Portuguese set up? Built small forts along the coast

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Section 1-10

New England Colonies (cont.). Section 1-10. The triangular trade route developed. Ships brought sugar and molasses from the West Indies to New England where the molasses was made into rum. ?. From New England, rum and other manufactured foods were shipped to West Africa. ?

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