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3. Global Changes Reshape Colonial America, 1680-1750hewittlawson1e_ch3_1.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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American Histories: William Moraley Jr. and Eliza Lucasnhewittlawson1e_ch3_2.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Europeans Expand Their Claimshewittlawson1e_ch3_3.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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English Colonies Grow and Multiplyhewittlawson1e_ch3_4.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.1 John Locke, On the State of Nature, 1690hewittlawson1e_ch3_5.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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France Seeks Lands and Controlhewittlawson1e_ch3_6.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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The Pueblo Revolt and Spain’s Fragile Empirehewittlawson1e_ch3_7.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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European Wars and American Consequenceshewittlawson1e_ch3_8.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Colonial Conflicts and Indian Allianceshewittlawson1e_ch3_9.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Indians Resist European Encroachmenthewittlawson1e_ch3_10.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.2 The Tuscarora Appeal to the Pennsylvania Government, 1710hewittlawson1e_ch3_11.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Global Conflicts on the Southern Frontierhewittlawson1e_ch3_12.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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The Benefits and Costs of Empirehewittlawson1e_ch3_13.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Colonial Traders Join Global Networkshewittlawson1e_ch3_14.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Imperial Policies Focus on Profitshewittlawson1e_ch3_15.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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The Atlantic Slave Tradehewittlawson1e_ch3_16.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.3 Plan of a Slave Ship, 1789hewittlawson1e_ch3_17.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Seaport Cities and Consumer Cultureshewittlawson1e_ch3_18.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Labor in North Americahewittlawson1e_ch3_19.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Finding Work in the Colonieshewittlawson1e_ch3_20.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Documents 3.4 and 3.5 Pennsylvania as Promised Land? Two Viewshewittlawson1e_ch3_21.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Coping with Economic Distresshewittlawson1e_ch3_22.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Rural Americans Face Changing Conditionshewittlawson1e_ch3_23.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Slavery Takes Hold in the Southhewittlawson1e_ch3_24.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Africans Resist Their Enslavementhewittlawson1e_ch3_25.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Conclusion: Changing Fortunes in British North Americahewittlawson1e_ch3_26.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Chapter Review: Key Termshewittlawson1e_ch3_27.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document Project 3 The Production of Indigohewittlawson1e_ch3_28.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.6 Eliza Lucas Pinckney, Letter to Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, 1785hewittlawson1e_ch3_29.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.7 George Milligen-Johnston, A Description of South Carolina, 1770hewittlawson1e_ch3_30.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.8 Pamphlet on Cultivating Indigo, 1746hewittlawson1e_ch3_31.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.9 Laboring for Indigo, 1773hewittlawson1e_ch3_32.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.10 James Habersham, Letter to Benjamin Martyn, June 13, 1751hewittlawson1e_ch3_33.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch3_34.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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e-Document Project 3 The Atlantic Slave Tradehewittlawson1e_ch3_35.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.11 Venture Smith, A Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Venture, a Native of Africa, 1798hewittlawson1e_ch3_36.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.12 Thomas Phillips, Voyage of the Hannibal, 1694hewittlawson1e_ch3_37.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.13 Willem Bosman, A New and Accurate Description of the Coast of Guinea, 1703hewittlawson1e_ch3_38.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Document 3.14 Olaudah Equiano, The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, 1789hewittlawson1e_ch3_39.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch3_40.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Chapter 3 Summative Quizhewittlawson1e_ch3_41.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Chapter Review: Timeline of Eventshewittlawson1e_ch3_42.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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Chapter Review: Review & Relatehewittlawson1e_ch3_43.html519d2e74b11c0fdd7a000000
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