Colonial AmericaHeinemann-Raintree Library, 2006 - 48 ページ People all over the world saw the United States as a land of opportunity. In the late 1800s, immigrants began pouring in. They were looking for land, jobs, and a chance to make a better life. New technology also helped to change the way Americans lived and worked. How did railroads change life in the United States? Why did so many immigrants come to the United States? What did these changes mean for Native Americans? |
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A RACE FOR RICHES | 4 |
THE ORIGINAL SETTLERS | 12 |
EARLY COLONIAL LIFE | 18 |
SPANISH AND FRENCH EXPANSION | 24 |
LIFE IN THE ENGLISH COLONIES | 34 |
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | 40 |
GLOSSARY | 46 |
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