The Americas by 1750.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
The American Revolution and British North America
Advertisements

The Reformation and Christianity Effects of the Reformation The Big Idea The Reformation changed religion in Europe and led to political and cultural.
Colonial Empires and the American Revolution. Colonialism spreads… What is colonialism? What is colonialism? See overheads.
A History of Revolution in Latin America
Revolutions Sweep Across Latin America Objective: I can explain connections among Enlightenment ideas and Latin American wars for independence.
AFRICA LOCATIONS and REVIEW. CONGO ALGERIA EGYPT.
SS6H6B The Crusades ( ) were military expeditions sent
World Map.
The British Empire Color all the British empire RED/
Countries and Continents. What is a Continent? One of the seven great very large divisions of land on the earth.
European Empires. Portugal Portugal Portugal –Established the earliest modern European colonial empires –Prince Henry the Navigator Started a school.
African Independence Notes. When did African countries become independent? Between 1945 and 1990, more than 50 nations in Africa became independent. Different.
The Diversity of Americans Chapter 1.3 Pages
Founding the Middle Colonies Settlement of the Middle Colonies began in New Netherland, later New York, when Dutch colonists began arriving in the middle.
Instructions for using this template. Remember this is Jeopardy, so where I have written “Answer” this is the prompt the students will see, and where.
Monroe Doctrine.
Effects of the Reformation Religious and Social Changes.
Revolutions Sweep Across Latin America Objective: Explain connections among Enlightenment ideas and Latin American wars for independence.
Monroe Doctrine Early 1800s in Latin America was a period of revolution and liberation. Chile, Venezuela, Mexico and Brazil have gained their freedom.
Homework Powerful African armies, impassable rivers, disease
Wars of Independence in Latin America  Due to the impact of the French Revolution and Napoleon  Between 1804 and 1824  France lost Haiti  Portugal.
Ch.1.3 The Diversity of Americans. A Nation of Immigrants On U.S. Currency, you will find the words “E Pluribus Unum” Latin for “Out of Many, One” A reminder.
Unit 3: Post- Colonialism LT: I WILL KNOW HOW COLONIALISM AFFECTS THE PRESENT DAY, SO THAT I CAN…
Acquisition of Florida And Monroe Doctrine President #5: James Monroe.
REVIEW GAME WORLD HISTORY: CHAPTER 8. What nation claimed the majority of the land in the Americas?
The invasion, occupation, colonization, and annexation of African territory by European powers. Annexation: When a country claims a territory.
Imperialism Scramble for Africa.
A New Republic Chapter 3 Lesson 2. These were the indigenous people of the United States. Native Americans.
4 th Largest country in the world Made up of 50 states Richest country in the world Leading country in world affairs.
U. S History Timeline.
Age of Revolution and Unification. Nationalism and Unification The Origin of Italy and Germany.
Chapter 9 Section 1: American Foreign Policy. Monroe Doctrine: In the early 1800’s, Spain was having difficulty. Many of their colonies in the Americas.
Map Monday What is the dominant language of Latin America?
Colonialism and Postcolonialism
FRENCH REVOLUTION Notes #3.
The Missouri Compromise, Monroe Doctrine
European Exploration and Colonization of the New World
Hotel name…. Occupied rooms Total person-nights Here of Israeli nights
Imperialism KWL – 3 bullet points in first two columns
Latin American Independence
Cristian Sánchez-Bayton Griffith 1º Bachillerato
Part I December 2016 World History
Intro to Colonialism.
Free Write What are some problems in this school?
Africa: Shaped by Its History
Vocabulary Review A “colony” is a land or region controlled by a foreign power. Example: Britain established colonies in the Americas. A “market” is a.
Colonization Shifts!.
Prelude to Confederation: The Making of Canada
Old Imperialism.
Imperialism KWL – 3 bullet points in first two columns! 
EXPLORERS HOMEWORK Pgs
Notes on Nationalism and Unification
American Revolution Notes
American Revolution Notes
Objective: To analyze the importance of the Monroe Doctrine.
Complete Vocabulary Chart
Period 2 Key Concepts
The “Era of Good Feelings”
European Exploration and Colonization
Africa: Shaped by Its History
Objective: To analyze the importance of the Monroe Doctrine.
Exam Notes.
The Rise of the Nation-State
Colonies Thesis From 1450 to the late 1800’s, the Iberian countries, France, and Britain established colonies in the America’s. Politically, both the French/British.
“Back Off!” the US is in charge of the Western Hemisphere
Imperialism Game Realities
Monroe Doctrine 1823.
ISSUE: FOREIGN POLICY Question: What type of relationship should the U.S. have with other nations?
Africa: Shaped by Its History
Political Climate of the Americas
Presentation transcript:

The Americas by 1750

Several European countries had colonized the Americas from 1492-1750 The European countries with the largest colonies in the Americas were Spain, Britain, Portugal, and France By 1850, however, almost all colonies in the Americas broke away from Europe and became their own countries

North America in 1850

South America in 1860

Beginning with the American Revolution in the 1770s, most of the colonies in the Americas revolted and became independent by the middle of the 1800s Although the countries were now independent, they kept much of the heritage of their former European home countries This made the Americas extremely diverse politically, religiously, linguistically, & ethnically