Timeline & Chronology of Indigenous Relations: Jamestown & Plymouth
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A worksheet focusing on the timeline and key events related to Indigenous relations during the founding of Jamestown and Plymouth, designed to develop students' understanding of chronological development and cause-and-effect in early American history.
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Timeline & Chronology of Indigenous Relations: Jamestown & Plymouth
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Introduction to Indigenous Relations in Early American Colonies
Source A: An early account of Indigenous relations
'The settlers initially sought peaceful trade and alliances with the Native Americans, but misunderstandings and conflicts soon arose as land disputes increased.' Provenance: A colonial report written in 1620, reflecting on early interactions.
Key Events in Indigenous Relations: Timeline
Source B: Timeline of key events (1607–1620)
- 1607: Jamestown established; initial contact with Native Americans.
- 1614: Pocahontas marries John Rolfe.
- 1620: Plymouth Colony founded; Mayflower Compact signed.
- 1622: Powhatan attack on Jamestown.
- 1625: Increased tensions and conflicts.
- 1626: English take control of Manhattan.
- 1627: First treaties signed with Indigenous tribes.
- 1628: Growing conflict and disputes over land rights.
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- 1/1/2026
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