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This report, created by a 5th grade class, contains information about life in the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies. |
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Read these creative newsletters written by 7th grade students. |
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Learn about the people in colonial America and what their lives were like by exploring the trades, politics, religion, justice system, and other aspects of 18th-century living. |
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Read some quick facts to learn what life was like in the colonies. |
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Gallery of Early American Portraits
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Portraits of famous figures of the colonial period. The images may be used for personal and non-commercial use only. |
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An article on the types of government found in the colonies. |
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Devoted to studying society and culture in the original thirteen colonies. |
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Detailed reports by fourth graders on the people, places, and events in Colonial America. |
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The official website of the restored 18th-century capital of Virginia. |
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Classroom-tested lesson plans developed by the Colonial Willamsburg Foundation. |
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Learn about the mystery behind the disappearance of this first English settlement in the New World in 1587. |
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Learn all about the colony with this ThinkQuest site. It has a trivia quiz and a study guide that will help you learn about colonial America. |
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A look at the first permanent English settlement in America during the 17th Century from the perspective of Europeans, Africans, and Native Americans. |
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A teacher research site detailing the history of the region of the first English permanent settlement on the North American mainland. |
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Everything you've ever wanted to know about the Mayflower, the Pilgrims, and the early Massachusetts colonies. |
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This site contains information on this living history museum and life in 17th Century Plymouth. |
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This Scholastic site lets you relive the voyage on the Mayflower, experience life in Plimoth in 1621, or play a Thanksgiving Cyber-Challenge. |
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An article about this religious group of colonial times. |
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A brief summary of the events leading up to the 1692 trials and the outcomes. |
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Overview of the role women played in Colonial Georgia and the Revolutionary War, with some individual biographical sketches. |
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Games and puzzles to reinforce colonial terms. |
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Typical games played by children in the18th Century New England colonies. |
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Lyrics, sound, and video of this SchoolHouse Rock cartoon which describes the founding of America. |
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Compiled by Jack Neill |