Comparison in Period 2

Joseph Brown
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Study Guide Overview
This AP US History study guide covers the Colonial America period (1607-1754), focusing on European colonization, regional differences, and the transatlantic slave trade. It compares Spanish, French, Dutch, and British colonization methods and goals. The guide details the distinct characteristics of the New England, Middle, Chesapeake, and Southern colonies, emphasizing their social, political, and economic differences. It also examines the impact of the slave trade. Finally, it provides exam tips, key topics to review, and practice questions covering these concepts.
#AP US History: Colonial America - The Ultimate Study Guide π
Hey there, future APUSH master! Let's dive into the colonial period (1607-1754) and make sure you're totally prepped for the exam. This guide is designed to be your best friend the night before the test β clear, concise, and super helpful. Let's get started!
#π§ Colonial Foundations (1607-1754)
#π The Big Picture
- Dramatic Change: This era saw massive shifts in North America, including a sharp decline in the Native American population due to disease and conflict with Europeans. π
- European Expansion: European powers established colonies, each with unique characteristics and goals. Let's break them down:
#πͺπΊ European Colonization: A Quick Comparison
Spanish | French | Dutch | British | |
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Regional Impact | Present-day Florida, California, and New Mexico. Examples: St. Augustine, Florida, and Santa Fe, New Mexico. | Primarily in present-day Louisiana, Mississippi River Valley, and the Great Lakes region. Examples: Quebec, Louisiana. ... |

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