On Your Map – Refer to Page 39 in the Textbook

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On Your Map – Refer to Page 39 in the Textbook Cut Map to fit on page 11 of IN Outline, color in and label the 4 settlements. Four settlements should include: New Spain, New France, New England, New Netherland Label in black/blue the name of the country On the right of the map make a table key Name of the Country Main Reason they came to the New World using one of the four main areas of focus: economics, civics, geography, history/culture Draw important physical features and/or symbols for resources found For example, where were the beaver pelts? Gold? Jamestown? Mississippi River? New Orleans? Country of Origin Main Reason for Exploration Spain France England Netherlands