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Unit 1 Geography, Early Americans, Exploration, & Colonization

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1 Unit 1 Geography, Early Americans, Exploration, & Colonization

2 Section 1 – Geography

3 Section 2 – Early Americans

4 Section 2 – Early Americans
written

5 Beringia land bridge: possible migration route

6 Section 2 – Early Americans
warming crops languages artifacts

7 Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site, Illinois
Mississippians

8 Section 3 – Exploration

9

10 Voyages of Christopher Columbus
World

11 World Columbus

12 Section 2 – Early Americans
Indians wealth colonies 1492

13 Hernando De Soto

14 Section 2 – Early Americans
Mississippi oldest

15 Spanish Fort in St. Augustine, Florida

16 St. Augustine Fort

17 Magellan

18 Jacques Marquette Louis Joliet

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20 La Salle explored the Great Lakes and discovered mouth of the Mississippi River

21 English sailor Henry Hudson claimed New York for the Dutch

22 John Cabot

23 Section 4 – Colonization

24 13 Col

25 Section 2 – Early Americans
Armada CROATOAN Jamestown charter 1607 13 Col

26 Reasons for starting Jamestown
Religious freedom Political freedom Money (economic, farmland) Adventure

27 John Smith

28 Pocahontas Powhatan

29 Section 2 – Early Americans
tobacco Africans Dutch laborers enslave

30 Section 2 – Early Americans
Pilgrims Separatists Netherlands 1620 Mayflower Plymouth

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32 Section 2 – Early Americans
Mayflower Compact Indians Thanksgiving

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34

35 Reasons for starting Jamestown
Religious freedom Political freedom Money (economic, farmland) Adventure

36 Bartholomew Gosnold

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38 Columbus West Indies East Indies

39 World

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