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Introduces the European immigrants who came to North America as explorers and settlers, their interactions with native people, and the wars that ultimately led to their ...
Students in all grade levels study the settling of the thirteen original colonies. Most of the students can tell you the names of the colonies and why the European people chose to come to this new land. The information is presented here in a fresh way that makes it seem the reader has come across this knowledge for the first time. We are introduced again to Roger Williams, John Mason and Thomas Hooker. We read the story of the Puritans and the Pilgrims' first Thanksgiving. Supplemental pages include a glossary, a list of Web sites, time lines, notable persons, and an index. Archival portraits and paintings are included, as well as map illustrations. This is an excellent research source for Social Studies and is recommended for all elementary collections. It is part of the "We the People" series. 2002, Compass Point Books,
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Gregory Worrell
reviewed The Thirteen Colonies (We the People) on November 26, 2016
The Thirteen Colonies (We the People)
1. I read The Plymouth Colony book in this same We the People series and it didn't mention that the Pilgrims had The Strangers with them. It also didn't mention that the Church of England was also known as the Anglican Church. You would think if an entire book was about Plymouth Colony, then it would have just as much detail.
2. I like how everyone is getting out of dodge (England) but still naming everything after English people and places.
3. I guess I didn't realize how much pirating went on.
4. I've always been fascinated by Roanoke.
5. Found this trivia interesting: The Indian princess Pocahontas had three names. Her real name was Matoaka, which means "little snow feather". Her nickname, Pocahontas, means "playful one". She got this name because she would often do cartwheels in the middle of Jamestown. When she married John Rolfe, she was called Lady Rebecca.
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