1. NORTH AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN A Trip through History

2. NORTH AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

3. EARLY MODERN TIME PERIOD; 1500- 1765

4. POLITICS  Colonial Territories controlled by Europeans  Conquest and Exploration Britain and France claim North America  French and Indian War

5. ECONOMY  Exports/Trade Triangle Trade- Europe, Africa, America  Global Economy  Slaves- main source of labor  Mercantilism Capitalism Europe; Textiles Africa; slaves America; Tabacco/cotton

6. RELIGION  Monotheistic Catholic Protestant Puritan  Natives- Animistic Polytheistic

7. CULTURE  Colonial; individual separate laws and cultures  Westernized Enlightened thinking  Rapid Spread of European diseases  Decimation of native peoples  Large slave population  Piracy in the Caribbean (I laughed too hard at this, basically high on pain medication atm)

8. INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER CULTURES  1492 Columbus reaches the Caribbean Islands  French and Indian Wars  Slave trade with Africa  Goods made from American raw materials with Europe  Colombian Exchange  Introduction of large domestic animals

9. COMPARISONS  Mr. Cullen I am on pain medication. What do you mean comparisons? With what? Other regions?  Like other regions, North America was a region being colonized by western European countries.  The French colonies were native friendly, while the British colonies were not.

10. CONTINUITIES  Staple crops were still produced i.e. corn, potatoes  Trade with mother countries

11. CHANGES  North America started as bands of tribal people.  Europeans came in and colonized, all while ridding North America of the indigenous people.

12. INDUSTRIAL AGE; 1765 - 1914

13. POLITICS  American Revolution- (1765- 1783) U.S. formed Constitution Democracy  Imperialist  Emancipation Proclamation  Monroe Doctrine (1823)

14. ECONOMY  Emancipation Proclamation  Industrial Based  World Trade Cotton/Tobacco  Exporting Goods Coal/Iron  North American Free Trade Agreement

15. RELIGION  U.S.- monotheistic Christianity  Separation of Church/State  Second Great Awakening  Jesuits try to convert natives

16. CULTURE  Industrial Revolution Poor living space, harsh work conditions, overcrowded factories/cities  Feminists emerge but still very little  Affectionate Nuclear family

17. INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER CULTURES  Age of Revolutions  Intervened in Mexican War of Independence  Louisiana Purchase from France  Spanish develop missions

18. COMPARISONS  As part of the Western world, North America also industrialized,  North America participated in world trade along with other regions.  Just as many other westernized areas were doing, slavery was abolished in most of North America.

19. CONTINUITIES  Agriculture  Immigration  Global trade/economy

20. CHANGES  Industrialization Urbanization  U.S. Civil War (slavery)  Exporting coal and iron  Families become affectionate

21. MODERN TIME PERIOD; 1914-2014

22. POLITICS  Democracy  Imperialistic/Capitalistic  World Wars I and II Propoganda  Civil Rights Movement

23. ECONOMY  Great Depression  North American Free Trade Agreement  U.S. seen as economic powerhouse

24. RELIGION  Religious Freedom  Large Christian population  People read and interpreted the bible for themselves  Separation of church/state

25. CULTURE  Rise in: birth rates, vacationing, Women’s right  Civil Right’s Movement  Feminism Education, voting rights, etc.  Vacationing  Diverse Nationalities  Terrorism

26. INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER CULTURES  North American Free Trade Agreement  Extensive Chinese imports  World Wars I and II  Terrorism

27. COMPARISONS  North America is a region filled with freedoms such as religious, speech and press.  Like most of the world, North America went through the Great Depression.  Unlike Britain and the French, the U.S. was never a monarchy.

28. CONTINUITIES  Agriculture  Immigration  Industrialization Urbanization  Still mostly Christian, along with religious freeeeedom

29. CHANGES  Imperialism  Scientific ideas are more widely accepted Darwinism  Feminists gain ground  Civil Rights