A History of the United States and Its People

Chapters

• 1 How Columbus discovered America
• 2 Other discoveries in America
• 3 Sir Walter Raleigh Tries to Settle A Colony in America
• 4 How Jamestown Was Settled
• 5 The Starving TIme, and What Followed
• 6 The Great Charter of Virginia
• 7 The Coming of the Pilgrims
• 8 The Coming of the Puritans
• 9 The Coming of the Dutch
• 10 The Settlement of Maryland and the Carolinas
• 11 The Coming of the Quakers and Others to the Jerseys and Pennsylvania
• 12 The Settlement of Georgia and the Counting of the Germans, Irish and French
• 13 How the Indians Lived
• 14 Early Indian Wars
• 15 Traits of War with the Indians
• 16 Life in the Colonial Times
• 17 Farming and Shipping in the Colonies
• 18 Bond-Servants and Slaves in the Colonies
• 19 Laws and Usages in the Colonies
• 20 The Spanish in Florida and the French in Canada
• 21 Colonial Wars with France and Spain
• 22 Braddock's Defeat and the Expulsion of the Acadians
• 23 Fall of Canada
• 24 Characteristics of Colonial Wars with the French
• 25 How the Colonies were Governed
• 26 Early Struggles for Liberty in the Colonies
• 27 The Causes of the Revolution
• 28 The Outbreak of the Revolution and Declaration of Independence
• 29 The Battle of Trenton and the Capture of Burgoyne's Army
• 30 The Dark Period of the Revolution
• 31 The Closing Years of the Revolution
• 32 Traits and Incidents of the Revolutionary War
• 33 The Adoption of the Constitution
• 34 The New Republic and its People
• 35 Home and Society in Washington's Time
• 36 Washington's Presidency: 1789-1797