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This program traces the journey of Captain John Smith and the early events of the 17th century involving Pocahontas. Smith was a pivotal figure in luring more colonists to the New World. The early experience of Jamestown and the role of Native Americans are fascinating. Walter Raleigh and Francis Drake were involved in complex experiences with the new settlers and the native people. The history of religious persecution is also riveting history. Punishments were severe for religious dissidents. The oppressed became the oppressor. Puritans moved within North America to find peace. Many non-conformists came to America and found themselves (Quakers & Jews) vulnerable to religious persecution. The program shows the flight of various groups to different states that offered freedom. |
View a printer friendly version of this page...Copyright Date: 2000
Length: 25 minutes
Library Audience:
Young AdultAdult
School Audience:
Grades 10 - Post Secondary
Subjects:
Social StudiesHistory
Formats Available:
VHS Tape
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