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naturalization, history, esl

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Who lived on the continent of North American before the Europeans arrived? Native American Indians
some of the Native American Indian tribes that lived in the area settled by the colonists Wampanoag, Algonquin, Croatoan, Iroquois, Cree, Mohicans... There were many more.
tribe a group of people who come from the same ancestors and share customs and traditions
ancestor family member who lived before you, ex. father, mother, grandfather, greatgrandmother
How many red and white stripes are on the American flag? 13
Why are there 13 stripes on the American flag? There is one stripe for each of the original 13 colonies.
3 of the reasons the colonists fought the British 1)taxation without representation2)forced to feed and house the British Army3)desire for self-government
taxation without representation being forced to pay taxes, but not having any say (no vote, no representatives) when the laws about taxes were made
self-government when a group of people rule (control) themselves
4 of the reasons colonists came to America 1) freedom to practice their religion 2) economic opportunity 3) get away from persecution4) political liberty (self-government)
economic opportunity the chance to make money
persecution hurting, killing, or taking away the rights of people because of their race, religion, or other beliefs
Created by: Jantzarino
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