The Virginia Company of London 1606-1624 from Chuck Thompson
To understand American History, it helps to know the history behind American history and here it is. The Virginia Company of London, 1606 to 1624. American history is a melting pot of European history and these days a melting pot of world history. The primary history of America is in it's original 13 colonies. The Virginia company having started all of that on a grand scale. Virginia was once from North Carolina to Maine on today's maps. Florida on up was in the control of Spain at the time. Spain was in America first, however, British history has taken the center stage throughout the years since it was the British that we fought and won our independence from.
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To understand American History, it helps to know the history behind American history and here it is. The Virginia Company of London, 1606 to 1624. American history is a melting pot of European history and these days a melting pot of world history. The primary history of America is in it's original 13 colonies. The Virginia company having started all of that on a grand scale. Virginia was once from North Carolina to Maine on today's maps. Florida on up was in the control of Spain at the time. Spain was in America first, however, British history has taken the center stage throughout the years since it was the British that we fought and won our independence from.
To read the above book online in full screen mode, left click the icon on the far bottom right side of the slideshare container. To exit full screen mode, hit the escape key on your keyboard. Free copies are available from our slideshare site. You will need to sign in with a Facebook account or a LinkedIn account. You can also create a free user account to get the download as well. We may be porting this book into Scribd as well and will have free downloads from that site as well.
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