Chapter 3: Sections 2.1 - 2.4

Who settled in North America?

• The Spanish, The British, New Sweden, New France

• The French, The Indians, and the South

• The Spanish, The British and Asia

Where did the British settle?

• Delaware

• St. Augustine, Florida

• Along the St. Lawrence River

• Jamestown, VA and Plymouth, Massachusetts

Where did the French settle?

• Delaware

• St. Augustine, Florida

• Along the St. Lawrence River

• Jamestown, VA and Plymouth, Massachusetts

Where did the Swedish settle?

• Delaware

• St. Augustine, Florida

• Along the St. Lawrence River

• Jamestown, VA and Plymouth, Massachusetts

Where did the Spanish settle?

• Delaware

• St. Augustine, Florida

• Along the St. Lawrence River

• Jamestown, VA and Plymouth, Massachusetts

What were explorers in search of?

• New friends and riches

• Riches and claiming new land for their rulers

• Gold and Water

• Food and Clothing

Why did the arrival of Europeans permanently change the lives of Native Americans?

• They introduced them to cars

• They taught them how to cook

• They carried diseases such as smallpox which the Native Americans could not fight.

What effect did the spread of settlements have on the Native American groups?

• it helped them learn new skills

• it pushed them off their traditional land

• it helped them gain more land

As the production of cotton increased on plantations in the south, what population grew rapidly in those states?

• slaves

• Native Americans

• Spanish

• French

What did the Southern colonies become more and more dependent on?

• Cars

• Slave Labor

• Machinery

• Boats