Making Thirteen ColoniesOxford University Press, 2003 - 186 páginas People are coming to America--all kinds of people. If you're European, you come in search of freedom or riches. If you're African, you come in chains. And what about the Indians, what is happening to them? Soon with the influx of so many people, thirteen unique colonies are born, each with its own story. Meet Pocahontas and John Smith in Jamestown. Join William Penn and the Quakers in Pennsylvania. Sit with the judges at the Salem witch trials. Hike over the mountains with Daniel Boone. And let Ben Franklin give you some salty advice in his Poor Richard's Almanac in this remarkable journey through the dynamic creation of what one day becomes the United States. |
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Our MixedUp Civilization | 9 |
A Sign in the Sky | 15 |
Across the Ocean | 18 |
The First Virginians | 21 |
English Settlers Come to Stay 3225 | 25 |
John Smith | 29 |
The Starving Time | 33 |
A Lord A Hurricane A Wedding | 34 |
Saints and Strangers | 51 |
Pilgrims Indians and Puritans | 55 |
GIVING THANKS | 57 |
Puritans Puritans and More Puritans | 59 |
WHATS IN A WORD 2388 | 62 |
Of Towns and Schools and Sermons | 63 |
Roger Williams | 68 |
Woman Hold Your Tongue | 71 |
A Share in America | 37 |
Jamestown Makes It | 40 |
1619A Big Year | 42 |
Indians vs Colonists | 45 |
Massacre in Virginia Poverty in England | 47 |
AMERICA LAND OF THE FREE | 50 |
Statues on the Common | 74 |
Of Witches and Dinosaurs | 76 |
Connecticut New Hampshire and Maine | 81 |
LAND GREED | 84 |
King Philips War | 85 |
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