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Colonial Notes Miss Bucella Colonial Unit

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Colonial Notes. Miss Bucella Colonial Unit. What was in America?. Opportunity Mobility Freedom Liberty. Why be a colonist?. A new place to live New jobs A place to be free New opportunities. What were they leaving behind in Europe?. Hard times Rigidity Restraint Persecution. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Colonial Notes

Miss BucellaColonial Unit

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What was in America?

• Opportunity• Mobility• Freedom• Liberty

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Why be a colonist?• A new place to

live• New jobs• A place to be free• New opportunities

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What were they leaving behind in Europe?

• Hard times• Rigidity• Restraint• Persecution

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Motives…• The Europeans had good motives

for leaving Europe.

• What is a motive?– A reason for doing something

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Persecution…• Many Europeans left because of

persecution

• What is persecution?– Mistreatment of a group based on

something that makes them different than most others (race, religion, gender…)

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Three Countries…Three New Settlements

• France• Spain• England

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New Spain• The Spanish settled in the

Southwest of the United States, Central America, and the Caribbean Islands

• MOTIVE - Wanted to get gold, slaves for plantations, and sugar plantations

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New Spain, Cont.• King of Spain was in

charge of Spanish lands

• Conquistadors (Spanish soldiers) and missionaries were the main groups that came to settle America

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New France• The French settled in all of Canada,

near the St. Lawrence River, around the Great Lakes, and west of the Mississippi.

• The capitol was Quebec in Canada.

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New France, Cont.• MOTIVE - Main source of money

was through the fur trade

• Traders, trappers, and missionaries were the main groups that came to settle America