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AMERICA: A NARRATIVE HISTORY8th Edition
George Brown Tindall & David Emory Shi
© 2010 W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.
Colonial Ways of Life
The Shape of Early America
• Early American Settlers• British Folkways • Seaboard Ecology• Population Growth
The Shape of Early America
• Birth and Death Rates• Sex Ratios and the Family• Women in the Colonies• Women and Religion• Women’s work
Society and Economy in the Southern Colonies
• Crops• Land• Labor• Slavery
The African Slave Trade, 1500–1800
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Society and Economy in the Southern Colonies
• African Roots• Slave Culture
Society and Economy in the Southern Colonies
• The Gentry• Religion
Society and Economy in New England
• The Growth of Townships• Dwellings and Daily Life• Enterprise• Shipbuilding• Trade
Society and Economy in New England
• Religion in New England• Diversity and Social Strains• The Devil in New England
Society and Economy in the Middle Colonies
• An Economic Mix• An Ethnic Mix
Major Immigrant Groups in Colonial America
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Society and Economy in the Middle Colonies
• The Backcountry
Colonial Cities
• The Social and Political Order• The Urban Web
The Enlightenment
• Discovering the Laws of Nature• The Enlightenment in America• Franklin’s Influence• Education in the Colonies
The Great Awakening
• First Popular Movement among the Colonies• Stirrings• Jonathan Edwards• George Whitefield• Piety and Reason
Additional Art for Chapter 3
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Chapter Opener
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Colonial farm
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John Freake; Mrs. Elizabeth Freake and Baby Mary
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The First, Second, and Last Scene of Mortality
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Virginia plantation
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Indentured servants
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Slavery
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African heritage
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Colonial aristocracy
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Housing in New England
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Profitable fisheries
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Architectural drawings used in shipbuilding
Atlantic Trade Routes
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School Street, Salem, about 1765
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The Wonders of the Invisible World
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The Rapalje Children
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Taverns
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Benjamin Franklin
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Colonial education
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George Whitefield
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Sarah Osborn’s house
AMERICA: A NARRATIVE HISTORY8th Edition
George Brown Tindall & David Emory Shi
© 2010 W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.
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