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1 European Colonization in North America: Spanish, French, Dutch, & British Colonies
(Unit I, Segment 1 of 5)

2 Essential Questions: Who lived in the Americas before 1492?
What are the similarities & differences among the Spanish, French, Dutch, & British patterns of colonization in America?

3 How did the first people come to North America???
Asian Migration to America Asian peoples migrated from Siberia (Russia) across Bering Strait to Alaska (U.S.) - Paleo-Indians -15, ,000 years ago -hunter-gathers to agriculture (villages)

4 America Before the Europeans
Before Columbus’ explored America in 1492, North America was dominated North American Indians: America Before the Europeans Before Columbus’ explored America in 1492, North America was dominated North American Indians:

5 These empires were destroyed by the arrival of Spanish conquistadors
The Aztecs (in Central America) & Incas (in South America) created large, powerful empires These empires were destroyed by the arrival of Spanish conquistadors

6 The Plains Indians were hunters & gathers but became mobile hunters after the Spanish introduced the horse into North America

7 The Eastern Woodlands Indians lived in small farming communities & were the first contacts with British settlers in Virginia & Massachusetts

8 The arrival of Europeans led to the introduction of new products between North American Indians & Europeans called the Columbian Exchange: N-A Indians introduced corn, tobacco, potatoes, peanuts to Europeans Europeans introduced horses, livestock, citrus, & diseases An estimated 90% of Native Americans died due to European disease

9 The European Colonies in America: Spain, France, the Netherlands, & Great Britain
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10 The Renaissance and the Age of Exploration
Spain During the Renaissance, a desire for new trade routes to Asia led to an Age of Exploration: Led by Spain & Portugal, explorers found new trade routes, colonies, & people to Christianize Colonization in North America led to destruction of Native American culture, permanent settlements for Europeans, & wealth for these nations Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

11 Vasco da Gama “found” India by sailing around Africa
Four Key Explorers Vasco da Gama “found” India by sailing around Africa

12 Four Key Explorers Christopher Columbus “discovered” America looking for a westward route to India

13 Four Key Explorers Ferdinand Magellan led the first expedition to circumnavigate the globe

14 Four Key Explorers Samuel Champlain founded Québec after failing to find a NW passage to India

15 Exploration led to permanent European colonies
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16 Your task today is to figure out why the Spanish, French, Dutch,
& British colonies were founded & what they were like.

17 Colonial Settlement Group Activity
Spain  Working in groups of 3, you will serve as historical anthropologists trying to find out about various European settlements  Examine the various artifacts at each of the 9 settlement you visit & try to answer these questions: Why was each settlement founded? What was the economic & political system of each settlement? How did they interact with the Native Americans? What was important to each group? Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

18 Spain France Great Britain Netherlands Sweden
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19 Spanish Colonies in North America
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20 Spanish Colonies in North America
Motivations: After Columbus, Spain dominated Central & South America & the SE & SW sections of North America Spanish conquistadors explored in search of gold & silver Missionaries converted Native Americans to Catholicism Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

21 The Spanish government encouraged converting Native Americans & establishing missions

22 Spanish Colonies in North America
Government: Royal control Spanish colonies were funded & controlled by the monarch Viceroys were sent to the colonies to serve as governors Economy: Desire for wealth Used Native American & African slave labor to mine gold & silver Built encomiendas (plantations) to farm cash crops Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

23 French Colonies in North America
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24 French Colonies in North America
Motivations: After Champlain’s attempt to find a NW passage through Canada, he founded Québec The “French crescent” included Canada, the Mississippi River, & New Orleans Missionaries converted Native Americans to Catholicism Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

25 Like Spain, the French gov’t encouraged converting Native Americans & establishing missions

26 French Colonies in North America
Government: The French colonies were strictly controlled by royal governors Economy: Desire for fur trade; Most French colonists profited from the fur trade, small-scale farming, or lumbering Society: Because the French needed furs, they were the most friendly with the local Native Americans Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

27 Dutch Colonies in North America
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28 Dutch Colonies in North America
Motivations: The Dutch established New Amsterdam as a trade center Political, Economic, Social: To attract settlers, the gov’t allowed anyone to immigrate As a result, New Amsterdam was one of the most diverse colonies in North America Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

29 British Colonies in North America
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30 British Colonies in North America
Motivations: Many different reasons Economic: Escape poverty or gain wealth from cash crop farming Religious: For religious freedom & to escape religious persecution Political: Fear during the English Civil War & Glorious Revolution As a result, the British colonies were very different from each other & were never very unified Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

31 British Colonies in North America
Government: The colonies differed from the French & Spanish because the British gov’t had no desire to create a centralized empire in America Britain developed a policy called salutary neglect in which the colonists could create local laws & taxes in their colonial assemblies Royal governors were sent by the king, but they had little power Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

32 British Colonies in North America
Economy & Society: The societies & economies of the British colonies were dependent upon the reasons people settled Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

33 British Colonies in North America
Southern colonies, like Virginia, had cash crop economies, large gaps between rich & poor farmers, & slave labor Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

34 British Colonies in North America
New England colonies, like Massachusetts, were closely connected by religion & families & were mostly subsistence farmers Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

35 British Colonies in North America
Unlike the Spanish & French, the British colonists never made sweeping attempts to convert, marry, or trade with local Native Americans, although conflicts over land were common Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

36 Closure Activity In order to review the Spanish, French, Dutch, & British colonies, students will be presented with a series of “potential immigrants” to North America. For each person: Determine the best colonial region for that person to move into Provide a brief explanation that supports your decision Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

37 very religious beliefs
(1) Potential Immigrant: A person with very religious beliefs (S) Spain (D) Dutch (F) France (B) Britain Why? Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

38 (2) Potential Immigrant: A poor, unmarried man looking to make his fortune
(S) Spain (D) Dutch (F) France (B) Britain Why? Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

39 (3) Potential Immigrant: A woman looking for new opportunities in America
(S) Spain (D) Dutch (F) France (B) Britain Why? Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

40 (4) Potential Immigrant: A person looking for political freedom & the ability help make laws
(S) Spain (D) Dutch (F) France (B) Britain Why? Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

41 (5) Potential Immigrant: A Native American looking for freedom from European control
(S) Spain (D) Dutch (F) France (B) Britain Why? Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

42 something exciting is always happening)
(6) Potential Immigrant: A person who enjoys living “where the action is” (a place where something exciting is always happening) (S) Spain (D) Dutch (F) France (B) Britain Why? Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

43 (7) Potential Immigrant: A father looking for safety & security for his family
(S) Spain (D) Dutch (F) France (B) Britain Why? Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

44 (8) Potential Immigrant: An entrepreneur looking for a location to open a business specializing in shipping (S) Spain (D) Dutch (F) France (B) Britain Why? Spain Fleur de lys France Great Britain Netherlands Czar Russia Sweden

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