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The sail from England to "The New Word"
A group of pilgrims (102) left England becouse they wanted religius and political freedom. -
The sail from England to "The New Word"
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The end of the journey
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The journey
In this time (65 days) they cross a long and difficult journey across the Atlantic Ocean. There were torms and the water entered the ship. -
The end of the journey
At last!! "The New World". The ship finally reached land and some pilgrims went to explore area. They saw a good place and they go to live there. -
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The dieded's winter
The first winter died 45 people from the extremes temperatures and from hunger. -
A gift from the Native Americans to the pilgrims
The pilgrims met a Native American for the first time and The Native American taught the pilgrims how to grow corn, beans and pumpkins. -
A gift from the Native Americans to the pilgrims
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Two lands fighting
The British army and the colonists fought the French over land in North America. The British won the war and they got some of the French land. -
American's revolution
The 13 colonies decide to fight to the British -
Sorry, take this money.....
Then the war ends, the Bitish governament asked for taxes from the colonists to pay the war. They thought this war ridiulous because they didn't have a representative in the British governament and they refused to pay the taxes. -
The Independence
The colonies declared indeperndece from Great British. They Published the Declaration of the Independence. They defeated the British and signed the Treaty of Paris in 1783. They called their: " The United States of America" (USA) -
A LAND SAILED!!??
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A LAND SAILED!!??
Napoleon offered to sell the French land to the United States for $15 millions. They accepted the offer and signed Louisiana Purchache Agreement. -
The American Civil War
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The American Civil War
A terrible war, were there are thousands of people dead, the confederate soldiers attack.... -
THE END OF THE CIVIL WAR!!!
The General Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Ulysses Grant
