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Page 1: Across the Ocean
First English colonies, 1600s map
Early struggles to survive, 1600s
Typical merchant vessel, 1600
Page 2: Jamestown Survives
Jamestown early days
Jamestown unhealthy site, 1609
Jamestown and tobacco, 1610
Page 3: Surrounded by Danger
Indians at Jamestown, 1610
Jamestown Indians help colonists, 1610
Jamestown Indian Wars, 1609-1646
Page 4: Devout Beginnings
Desperate Pilgrims, 1620
Plymouth first winter, 1620
Plymouth main street, 1630
Page 5: Peaceful Neighbors
New England Indians, 1600 map
Squanto, Indian translator, 1621
King Philip's Indian War, 1675 map
Page 6: New England is Prospering
New England prospers, 1700
New England, settlements,1640-80
Chesapeake tobacco plantations, 1700 map
| Page 7: Living the Slow Life
Simple life, 1700
Northern farming, 1700
Virginia tobacco plantations, 1700
Page 8: Farm Furnishings
Subsistence farming, 1700
Colonial cooking, 1700
Homespun Clothing, 1700
Page 9: Land for Free
Colonial land grants, 1700s
Germans in Philadelphia, 1727-1775
Scots-Irish in the Carolinas, 1700-1800
Page 10: Not Much New
Mills and waterwheels, 1750
Farming tools, 1750
Carpentry tools, 1750
Page 11: Made in America
Colonial exports, 1750
Barrel-makers, 1750
Craft shops, 1750
Page 12: Tinkering at the Edges
Amateur Scientists, 1750
Benjamin Franklin
Gunsmith, 1750 | Page 13: Looking Back
Colonial growth, 1650-1750 map
Port cities, 1750
The Enlightenment, in Europe |
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