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1 Some Early American History Background to LA Readings Mr. Calella American Studies I (Honors)

2 Purpose & Activity Purpose: I want to see how much you remember from past history classes “Remind” you of things you might have forgotten Prepare you for upcoming readings in Mrs. Hardt’s class Activity: Get into groups of 4 I will announce a subject, topic or era in early American history, and each group will have 1 minute to make a bulleted list of everything they know about it Groups will share what they came up with We will discuss a few slides, and you will take some notes Rinse and Repeat!

3 Pre-Columbian Times

4 Bering Land Bridge Nomadic Asian hunting parties Perhaps 50-75 million “Native” Americans by 1490 Over 2,000 separate cultures – varied in size & sophistication due to the development of agriculture No horse, oxen, or wheel, yet

5 “Vinland”– Leif Ericson 1000 AD

6 Origins of Atlantic Slave Trade Portuguese creep along the coast of Africa Slavery Spanish first to use slaves in New World (Cuba, Hispaniola)

7 Christopher Columbus

8 From Genoa, Italy Persuades Ferdinand & Isabella Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria

9 October 12, 1492

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11 Jamestown

12 Jamestown - 1607 1 st permanent English settlement in Americas (past failure like Roanoke- “lost colony”) Joint-Stock Companies (Virginia Company of London) Jamestown site (good place for fort; no Indians b/c the land was not suitable for farming- swampy marsh lands)

13 John Smith Kidnapped “He who does not work, does not eat” “Starving Time” (80% of colonists die of starvation and disease)

14 Pocahontas save Smith

15 Powhatan Father of Pocahontas His Indian Confederacy falls to the Three “D”s Disease Disorganization Disposability

16 1619- 20 Africans sold as slaves in Jamestown

17 “Plantation Colonies” – Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia & the West Indies Staple Crops Sugar Tobacco Rice Slavery Westward Movement Greater Religious Tolerance

18 The Mayflower & Plymouth

19 Separatists – Wanted to Separate from the Anglican Church (Pilgrims)

20 Pilgrims come to America James I harassed the separatists… They flee to Holland… Board the Mayflower bound for Jamestown… Arrive in Plymouth Bay

21 Mayflower Compact- (Social Contract)

22 Thanksgiving - 1621

23 The Great Awakening

24 Great Awakening- (the 1 st one anyway)

25 Jonathan Edwards Preached that salvation could not be achieved by good works, only through God’s grace “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”


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