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Image: Reproduction of The First Thanksgiving 1621, originally painted by J.L.G. Ferris. From the Library of Congress.

The First Thanksgiving Mini Lessons

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Engraving of Pocahontas by Simon van de Passe was created in 1616.

Pocahontas

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Image: Map of Atlantic Coast of North America from the Chesapeake Bay to Florida by Joan Vinckeboons, 1639?. From the Library of Congress.

Examining Passenger Lists

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Painting of the San Francisco Presidio depicted by artist Louis Choris, ca. 1815. From the Calisphere Digital Library.

California Missions

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Cover page of Wonders of the invisible world: being an account of the trials of several witches, lately executed in New England.

Salem Witch Trials

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Image: Map of Virginia and Maryland by Gerhard Mercator, 1636. From the Bill Lane Center for the American West.Image: Map of Virginia and Maryland by Gerhard Mercator, 1636. From the John Carter Brown Library.

Mapping the New World

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Image: Lithograph of John Winthrop made by Anthony Vandyke in the 17th century. From the Wikimedia Commons.

The Puritans

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Image: Pictorial map of Spanish missions in California created in 1949. From the Library of Congress.

Portola Expedition

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The First Thanksgiving

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