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America was first inhabited by immigrants from Asia via land bridge Native Americans slowly descended from Alaska to cover all of North America. From hunter-gatherers to more complex civilizations. Much of U.S. geography named for “Indian” tribes in the regions.

Spanish soldiers who wished to get rich. Often ruthless in their quest Motives: Fame and Fortune Gain new lands for empire World power (mercantilism) Spread Christianity

Spaniards had discovered gold and silver in the New World during the 15 th and 16 th centuries. However, Great Britain had become THE power of Europe by the 16 th century. 160? – Roanoke was the first British colony in Americas – Jamestown, VA – first permanent British Settlement.

Jamestown nearly collapsed from starvation. More interested in gold than food. Tobacco became the “new gold” Nearly all of the rest of the colonists came for religious freedom. Pilgrims (Puritans) landed at Plymouth.

British colonies divided into 3 regions. 1. New England 2. Middle colonies 3. Southern colonies Colonies existed for the economic gain of the British government. The economic system was mercantilism – competition between nations for gold.

We had an agricultural economy. New England was grains and beef. Middle colonies grew tobacco and built ships. Southern colonies grew rice and cotton. All items were shipped to England to sell.

New England colonies were most religious. Puritans had strict moral codes. Middle colonies were also very religious, but more diverse. Southern colonies least religious – strongest influence was Anglican Church. 1740’s – Religious revival in America – Great Awakening.

Not everyone wanted to participate in Puritan society. Anne Hutchinson was ostracized from the Massachusetts Bay Col. Roger Williams founded Rhode Island as a colony of religious tolerance. All Christian denominations were welcomed – not Catholics.

Actually known as the 7 Years War in Europe. America was the main battlefield. The French and Indians aligned to stop Westward movement by the British colonists. British soldiers despised colonial militiamen. Colonel Washington was defeated in his only battles. British won!!

British built huge debt in winning war. They thought colonists should have to help pay. Colonists disagreed. Several taxes were tried – 1. Sugar 2. Tea 3. Stamp Finally – Proclamation of 1763!! – No more West!

Thomas Jefferson was asked by the Cont. Congress to draft formal letter of independence. It was written to King George III It was really written to ask for allies. GB was a BA and others may want to join us. It included a long list of grievances.

Boston Tea Party Committees of Correspondence started to spread propaganda thru colonies. British gov’t tried to govern a people they had allowed to govern selves. Merchants begin bypassing Br. Trade. Thomas Paine – Common Sense.

Indian slaves and indentured servants from Europe had not proved effective. Slaves were bought from European merchants or the Caribbean. Triangular Trade was de- humanizing and deadly. South was more dependant on slavery than other regions.

George III hired Hessian soldiers to fight colonists. George Washington was commander of Continental Army. All colonists had to do was extend the war. Battle of Saratoga was first major win – secured France as ally. Battle of Yorktown was the death- nail of the British. We Win!!!!!!!