1. Chapter 5 Early American Culture

2. Land: There was more land available in the colonies than in England.

3. Colonies and England

4. England

5. England in the 18 th Century

9. American Colonists

10. 18 th Century Colonists

12. Women: They contributed to the colonial economy even though they did not have many rights in the 18 th century.

13. Colonists in the 18 th Century

15. Young People: Boys were expected to help their fathers at age six. Girls learned how to sew and other household chores from their mothers.

17. 18 th Century Schools

20. Who can vote today?

21. Anyone 18 or older who is registered to vote

22. Who could vote in the 18 th century?

23. Mostly white male property owners.

24. Enlightenment: This era emphasized reason and science as the paths to knowledge.

25. Who is on the $100 dollar bill??

27. Benjamin Franklin

28. Benjamin Franklin: A famous American Enlightenment figure who used reason to improve society.

29. Lightning Rod

30. bifocals

31. Franklin Stove

32. John Locke: He believed that all people should have the rights to life, liberty, and property. Government he believed, were created to provide for the citizens.

33. John Locke

34. Roots of Representative Government Magna Carta: A document that guaranteed certain rights to noblemen and freemen.

35. Magna Carta

36. Parliament: England’s chief lawmaking body.

37. Parliament

39. English Bill of Rights: This was an agreement to respect the rights of English citizens and of Parliament.

40. King James

41. American colonists are still under the control of English laws governed from England.

42. French and Indian War French and Indian War (1754-1763) French vs. British Some Natives American Colonists Some Natives

43. France: Claimed all lands west and north of the colonies.

47. French Soldiers

49. Ohio River Valley: French and British fur traders were both competing for this area.

50. Ohio River Valley

52. Forts: France protected their land claims in the Ohio River Valley and other western lands by building forts.

53. French Forts

55. Fort Quebec

56. George Washington: Went to help defend a British fort when he had to build a fort himself after being attacked. This started the French and Indian War.

57. Older George Washington

58. Younger George Washington

60. Fort Necessity: The name of the fort that George Washington built.

61. Fort Necessity

63. Washington surrendering at Fort Necessity

64. Washington is then released and goes back home to Virginia.

65. Mount Vernon

67. Back of Mount Vernon

68. Me at Mount Vernon

75. The French and Indian War ended in 1763. In 1776 the Americans will go to war with their mother country, England. They will call on George Washington to lead the Americans into battle once again.

76. Edward Braddock

79. Turning part of the French and Indian War was at the _______________

80. Battle of Quebec

81. Treaty of Paris: After the British defeated France, all land that belonged to France was now controlled by the British.

82. Land won from France

83. Signing the Treaty of Paris

84. Pontiac’s Rebellion: The British were not as friendly to the Indians as the French, so the Indians burned down all of the forts in the western lands causing a small war between the British and Native Indians.

85. Who did they name the vehicle Pontiac after?__________

86. Chief Pontiac

88. Proclamation of 1763 American colonists were now forbidden to move into the newly claimed territory because of conflicts with native Indians.