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APUSH-2-A
Chesapeake country
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History as Destiny: The Case of New York City
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The Origins of Slavery in the New World
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Relevant interactive tools: Resource Type: Primary Source Tobacco vendors, most but not all of them English, began advertising on illustrated sheets or cards in the eighteenth century. This "potent herb" label is likely an eighteenth-century illustration. Slavery in the Americas: Plantation Agriculture Resource Type: Primary Source This engraving of the Algonquian village of Secotan is based on a watercolor by John White, who had traveled to a part of "Virginia" that is now known as the outer banks of North Carolina (1590). Systems of Slavery: Diversity Resource Type: Primary Source A British cartographer counters the prevalence of French maps with the British view of the New World. The territory highlighted in yellow shows the French presence on the fur-bearing western and northern frontiers. Virginia and the Chesapeake are also delineated (1755). African American Cultures Resource Type: Primary Source The Old Plantation. Painting by an unknown artist (c. 1800). A spirited gathering of African Americans dancing to and playing music. | |
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