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Jamestown: The Birth of a Nation - eBook

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Look Inside · 9 pages

Cover of Jamestown: The Birth of a Nation, naming Catherine McGrew Jaime and showing a brick church
Front cover of the history eBook
Introduction connects Jamestown's 1607 settlement and its 1619 representative government to the nation's origins
Introduction to the book's historical scope
Introductory reading contrasts Jamestown with the Pilgrims and describes its first settlers as men and boys
Reading comparing Jamestown and the Pilgrims
Timeline opens in 1526 with de Ayllon's Spanish settlement attempt at San Miguel de Guadalupe and its losses
Opening entry in the 16th-century timeline
Timeline entries cover Elizabeth I becoming queen in 1558 and French Huguenots settling in South Carolina in 1562
Timeline entries for 1558 and 1562
Timeline entry for 1565 describes Spanish settlement at St. Augustine, illustrated with a fort and settlers
1565 entry in the settlement timeline
Timeline covers Powhatan's expanding chiefdom in the 1570s and Raleigh naming Virginia for Elizabeth I in 1584
Timeline entries for the 1570s and 1584
Timeline traces Roanoke colony attempts in 1585–1587 and John White's return in 1590 to an abandoned settlement
Roanoke entries spanning 1585–1590
17th-century timeline begins with James I in 1603, then Virginia's drought and three ships leaving England in 1606
Opening entries in the 17th-century timeline
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Grade 7, 8, 9, 10

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About This Product

Jamestown: The Birth of a Nation - eBook is a 28-page download that will walk students through the birth of our nation dating far before 1776. This book will begin at the 16th century in the year 1526 and continue through the 21st century. It will tell the story of how our nation began and evolved.

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1 PDF with 28 ready to print pages

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