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The Lonely ColonyNavigation and Surveying International. Excellence is our standard! But alien cults have nothing to do with surveying.
Jamestown ColonyEnglish colonization in America had long been a dream, and of the 7,289 colonists who'd set sail for Jamestown in its first 18 years, 6,040 had died.
Roanoke- the Lost ColonyEngland's first attempts to colonize the Americas began with an expedition in 1584.
20 Most Significant American History Events (1607-1775)Explanation of significant events from 1607-1775 in American History.
It Wasn't Just About Tea; Did Leather Contribute to the Colonies Declaring Independence?Leather may have been a great contributor to the American Colonists' dissatisfaction with Great Britain. The European settlers had arrived with dreams of a better life while creating wealth. But the Colonies were not allowed to compete with England.
The Revolution of 1689 in Boston, MassachusettsThe Revolution of 1689 in Boston, Massachusetts was an extension of the Glorious Revolution of 1688 in England. By comparison, it was a very small, very short revolution.
Events Leading to the Boston MassacreThe incident became known as one of the bloodiest skirmishes in American history. This article examines what led up to this event. What led up to the infamous Boston Massacre?
Prelude to the American RevolutionEngland attempted to reassert authority over the colonies however America reacted with much resistance and a firm decision in favor of complete independence. This article examines the events that occured prior to the American Revolution.
The Boston "Massacre"Was the Boston Massacre actually a massacre or simply a misunderstanding? By reviewing the evidence of the court trial of Captain Preston, we find out what really happened through witnesses who saw the events unfold.
Discovery Channel's ~ the Colony ~ Season Two ~ Episode Five ~ the AbductionCould you survive a biological disaster?
Discovery Channel's ~ the Colony ~ Season Two ~ Episode Four ~ to Have and Have NotCould you survive a biological disaster with strangers?- Discovery Channel's ~ the Colony ~ Season TwoAn experiment testing people's ability to survive after a biological disaster.
Review and Recap of "The Colony" - Season 2 Premier Episode 1In Chalmette, Louisiana an experiment takes place in which seven strangers will attempt to survive after a simulated biological disaster.- The Major Areas of Disagreement Between the American Colonists and the British Policymakers From 1763-76While colonists dreamed of expansion of their wealth and economic independence, the crown saw the colonial income as a means to recoup the expense from 100 years of warfare.
- History of American Government 103: The Early Colonial PeriodThe colonists who were used to doing things their own way didn't take too kindly to the notion that King George would try and change things now. In George's defense, he was under bad advice....
The Declaration of Independence American History Homework Help and Lesson PlansWhy do Americans celebrate the 4th of July? This is the day that the first continental congress signed the Declaration of Independence. England ruled the 13 colonies. King George III passed the Intolerable Acts. The colonists reacted.- Jamestown - a Brief HistoryJamestown is where it all began. It was the seed from which the United States of America grew.
- 1770 Boston Massacre Lesson Plans with Internet LinksOn the night of March 5, 1770 an event occurred which would be the rallying point for the American patriots. This event is known to have been a spark of the Revolutionary War. It was called the Boston Massacre.
- Political Reasons for Why the American Colonies Broke Away from BritainThis is a thorough analysis of Political Reasons for Why the American Colonies Broke Away from Britain, great for any history student or lover!
The Battles of Lexington and ConcordThe Battles of Lexington and Concord were a key event in the Revolutionary war, though there is much controversy about what really happened. This is an analysis of primary source documents of all parties involved.- What Caused the American Revolution?The actions that led to the creation of the United States were unprecedented. The goal of this paper is to examine the ways in which British imperial policy was able to inspire the American colonists to partake in such a radical revolution.
- Locke's Influence on the Writing of the Declaration of IndependenceThe concept of individual rights and the theories of John Locke comprise the Declaration of Independence.
- Five Examples of Discrimination Before the American RevolutionA look at five specific examples of events of how blacks, women, and American Indians were debased in America before America was ever a country.
- Reactions of Europeans, Africans, and Native Americans to 18th Century Change in Slave LaborSweeping changes during the eighteenth century changed from a servant-based system to a slave-based one in the Americas.
- The Great AwakeningThis short essay explains the role of the Protestant "Great Awakening" in American history.
- The ColonyA intergalactic soldier must investigate the three aspects of a colony.
- The Road to Revolution: Causes of the American RevolutionWhen Tension between the American colonies and Great Britain reached a boiling point war erupted.
- The American Revolutionary WarThe American Revolution and how the war started.
The Boston Tea PartyA brief fictional story of what could have accord during the Boston Tea Party.- Did Economic Issues Lead to the American Revolution?This essay examines how the economic issues during the 1700s led to the American Revolution.
- Causes of the Movement for American IndependenceExamines the causes of the American Revolution and the key figures in Americans rejecting English rule.
- History is Easy! Pre-Revolutionary American NationalismA detailed look into how America came together in the 1700's to break from Britain.
- History is Easy: Was the American Revolution Inevitable?A detailed look into the major factors that caused the American Revolution.
A Brief Look at the American Revolutionary WarA brief examination of some of the causes of the American Revolutionary War.- American Independence in the Eyes of the Founding FathersThe Founding Fathers of America and their visions of Independence.
- The History of ThanksgivingAn article about the very first Thanksgiving and how it was celebrated.
- Starvation in Jamestown, 1609based on a book.
- The American Revolution: British and American Point of ViewAn essay on the difference between a British writer and an American writer describe the American revolution.
- Visiting Fort Raleigh National Historic Site in North CarolinaA review of Fort Raleigh National Historic Site and the surrounding attractions.
- The Appeal of Thomas Paine's Common SenseMany people credit the pamphlet Common Sense, by Thomas Paine, with inciting the colonists in America to rise up and revolt against the British. This paper explores how a small pamphlet about such a complex issue spark the United States' major turning point.
