HANDOUT: Slavery in Colonial America Graphic Organizer (Google Slide) Video Clip: The Life of A Slave in Colonial America (7:21) How did enslaved people keep their African heritage alive?

Colonial Williamsburg tells the story of early American settlers. ... First Baptist Church was founded in 1776 by free and enslaved Black people in Williamsburg, Virginia’s colonial capital.

People, Germs, and Food in the Colonial Americas. 1,505 Views Program ID: 411732-1 ... Professor Colin Calloway talked about Native American history from the Colonial era through westward expansion.

A gathering in 1776 on a plantation of enslaved and free Black people in colonial Virginia established what would become one of America's first known Black Christian congregations.

For many years, the portrayal of indigenous people in America has existed in a paradox. They either are described as “merciless Indian savages, whose known rule of warfare is an undistinguish… ...

American slavery is commonly understood to have peaked in the late 18th century and was outlawed by the U.S. in the mid-19th century following the Civil War. The practice of slavery in the 17th ...

HAMPTON, Va. – At the dawn of Colonial America, two families lived in the same household, maybe under the same roof. One was white, one black. One was from England, one from Africa. One, almost ...

Marina Koren: So, I had no idea that John Quincy Adams was so into space exploration. MacDonald: Yeah, neither did I. John Quincy Adams was this fascinating character. He grew up with his father ...

To be sure, white American farmers of the late 1700s and the 1800s laid a special claim to patriotic virtue. Thomas Jefferson even called them the “chosen people of God.” ...

Cannibalism in Colonial America comes to life. ... D.C. — Hunger turned horrifying among Colonial-era residents of Virginia’s Jamestown settlement. ... As a last resort, dead people were consumed.