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... " ------------------------------------------------------------ The USA - A Nation of immigration [Advice: This work sheet is just an outline through the report, please add important facts. ... Augustine/Florida (was a Spanish outpost) · 1607: first colony on the territory of todays USA - the Jamestown colony; Colonists from England tried to make money by trading with Europe. ... The Plymouth colony introduced the following new principles which are now part of the US constitution: a) the people would vote about the government and laws b) the people would accept whatever the majority chose · 17th century: more colonies are founded in the New England area (such as Maryland, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York); most of the colonies had religious freedom, which was the reason for people to migrate to America during this period of time · 1775-83: "War for Independence" - colonists were fighting against English dictatorship · 1776: "The Declaration of Independence" - fight for independence from England - the USA were born · 1787: "The US-Constitution" - the USA were the first democratic country, in which the government ensured religious and political freedom · 1790: 4 million people lived in the USA with about 10. |
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