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- 1. Bell RingerBased on what you learned yesterday, which two cultures were most alike? (Native American, W. African, and European)How were those two cultures different from the third? What impact is this going to have on the relationship between the three cultures?
- 2. Chapter 1: Section 2 European SettlementToday’s Goal: Analyze the political, economic, societal, and religious factors that influenced European settlement in North America.Standard USHC 1.1
- 3. I. SpainExplored for “God, Gold, and Glory”Conquistadores
- 4. I. Spain: Economic InfluenceThe King and Queen funded search of richesGold was the primary driving force behind Spanish exploration
- 5. I. Spain: Social and PoliticalSpain started a class system in their colonies.Spanish were the first to use slave labor in the New World.
- 6. I. Spain: ReligionSpaniards converted native peoples to Roman CatholicismConquistadors by forceMissionaries more peaceful
- 8. I. Spain: Quick ReviewWhat was Spain’s primary reason for exploring the New World?The Search for gold.List two modern day states that were once Spanish territory.What religion did the Spanish spread to the New World?Roman Catholicism
- 9. II. England: EconomicsEnglish explorers commissioned by royaltyPrivateersPrivate companies sponsored colonies and explorationWhy?$$$$$$Fishing, ship building, and farming
- 12. II. England: SocietyWho is going to the New World?PuritansPoor settlers
- 13. II. England: PoliticalNew lands discovered were claimed for the Royal familyCompetition with France for new lands and markets
- 14. II. England: ReligiousPuritans come to New World to escape persecution under the Church of EnglandPuritans in Plymouth not tolerant of other religions!
- 15. II. England Quick ReviewList one of the three industries that England invested in in the New World.Fishing, ship building, and FarmingTrue or False: Puritans left England seeking religious tolerance for all.
- 16. III. France
- 18. III. France: Economics/SocietyFur tradeFur trade built strong relationship with Native AmericansNo Slaves
- 19. III. France: ReligionProtestants not permitted in New FranceMany French Protestants known as Huguenots settled in the Carolinas
- 20. III. France: PoliticsFrance and England long time rivalsFrench and English territorial borders meet
- 21. Closing QuestionsWhat was Spain’s primary motivation for exploring the New World?What group of people left England in search of religious freedom?How did the relationship between the French and Native Americans differ from that of the English and Spanish? Why do you think there was a difference?
- 22. Get out your maps