Page 1:  Across the Ocean
    First English colonies, 1600s map
    Ocean voyages, 1600s
    Typical merchant vessel, 1600
    The Mayflower
    Pilgrims search for a site, 1620
    Early struggles to survive, 1600s

Page 2:  Jamestown Survives
    Jamestown early days
    Jamestown unhealthy site, 1609
    Jamestown and tobacco, 1610
    Jamestown homes, 1620
    Jamestown storehouse, 1620
    Jamestown Armory, 1620

Page 3:  Surrounded by Danger
    Indians at Jamestown, 1610
    Powhatan Indians, 1610
    Jamestown Indians help colonists, 1610
    Jamestown Indian Wars, 1609-1646
    Colonists Massacred, Jamestown, 1609
    Slaves in Jamestown, 1619

Page 4:  Devout Beginnings
    Desperate Pilgrims, 1620
    Plymouth first winter, 1620
    Plymouth main street, 1630
    Plymouth fort and church, 1630
    Plymouth gardens, 1630
    Pilgrim piety, 1630

Page 5:  Peaceful Neighbors
    New England Indians, 1600 map
    Squanto, Indian translator, 1621
    Truce with Chief Massasoit, 1620-1675
    Puritan New England, 1680 map
    King Philip's Indian War, 1675 map
    Colonial settlements, 1680 map

Page 6:  Early Colonies Prosper
    New England prospers, 1700
    New England, settlements,1640-80
    Port cities, 1700
    Philadelphia, 1700 map
    Chesapeake tobacco plantations, 1700 map
    Canadian fur trappers, 1700 map

Page 7:  Living the Slow Life
    Simple life, 1700
    Northern farming, 1700
    Colonial farm animals, 1700
    Virginia tobacco plantations, 1700
    Boom and Bust, Virginia tobacco, 1700
    Potatoes, Corn, Wheat and Flax, 1700

Page 8:  Farm Furnishings
    Subsistence farming, 1700
    Colonial kitchen, 1700
    Colonial cooking, 1700
    Homespun Clothing, 1700
    Philadelphia townhouses, 1700
    Schools and churches, 1700

Page 9:  Land for Free
    Colonial land grants, 1700s
    New England exports, 1750
    Germans in Philadelphia, 1727-1775
    Scots-Irish in the Carolinas, 1700-1800
    Colonial Williamsburg, 1700
    Caribbean sugar plantations, 1700s

Page 10: Not Much New
    Mills and waterwheels, 1750
    Colonial farming, 1750
    Farming tools, 1750
    Carpentry tools, 1750
    Wagons, carriages and wheels, 1750
    Colonial shipbuilding, 1750

Page 11: Made in America
    Colonial exports, 1750
    Brickmaking, 1750
    Barrel-makers, 1750
    Shoe-makers, 1750
    Rope-making, 1750
    Craft shops, 1750

Page 12: Tinkering at the Edges
    Amateur Scientists, 1750
    Benjamin Franklin
    Print shops, 1750
    Iron-making, 1750
    Village Blacksmith, 1750
    Gunsmithing, 1750

Page 13: Looking Back
    Colonial growth, 1650-1750 map
    New England growth, 1650-1750 map
    Southern growth, 1650-1750 map
    Port cities, 1750
    Europe, 1750
    The Enlightenment, in Europe