the british colony -- colonial secretary who is supposed to get the mandate drafted to the. the french are determined just to be squatters, he concluded. unlike most squatters they will become owners. the middle east populations thought they'd been promised independence and the tutelage. there was a rising in iraq in the spring of 1920. and in damascus, syrian nationalists proclaim independence and elected faysal king. the allies alarmed patched up the quarrels and came to terms. in april 1920 britain and france met and confirmed the carved up agreed in 1916. britain been sent herbert samuel to palestine as high commissioner, still climbing international authority for the mandate it had written. but france had given up on the idea of an arab state. and once they could shift troops from north africa attacked faysal's army and forced them out of syria. this is the general. british officials who i thought to the war with faysal felt a bit bad about that. in 1921 they engineered his coronation as king of iraq. that league was not consulted about much of me this and didn't overse

the other british colonies in north america to join them they were not just 13 british colonies. from nova scotia to jamaica to post twice that. they would have to decide how to respond to the protest and later to the war and the independence movement it had become. allegiances are complicated. the community ties often trumped more abstract identity into the joneses could shift depending on who promised what. as they watched the rebellion from europe they hoped it would prove disastrous for the british rival and research the recovery verse from the french and indian war. the governor shoved the letter into his pocket and didn't tell anyone about it. so they don't know about this war on the gulf coast because coast because it was between the british on the one side and not rebelling colonists on the other but against the spanish on the other side, they were between the british and the spanish. the british colony in west florida decided not to rebound because he had the letter and they had reasons to stay in the entire. of those that did we go they saw benefits from entire san secu

new world colonies. it kept it from flowing west into the hands of europe's american subjects. how the dam functions, how it fell, and the consequences of its destruction are part of a larger story of hemispheric significance. light on thets new curious durability of european imperialism in the americas prior to the 1770's. the story is crucial to making sense of the dramatic reconfiguration of hemispheric power in the generation after the 1770's. a reconfiguration where the power shifts from europe to north america. and the story constitutes a neglected, but crucial covert, in the history of capitalism in the western hemisphere. the newly independent united states committed itself to the free trade. these materials equipped insurgent armies throughout the hemisphere, and the victorious movements swept aside colonial barriers to international trade and foreign capital. in other words, the arms trade of the fan, leading edge capitalist transformation in the western hemisphere. over the next two and a half

he felt that there should be a permanent colony. and one attempt that he made in 1602 you may have heard of if you're from massachusetts or the new england area that he set up, tried to put in a colony on what we think now is elizabeth isle. there is a town named gosnold up there. it's next to martha's vineyard. lasted about six weeks. the indian trading didn't work out the way he thought it would. so he went back. nobody died. but he had the experience of how to navigate over to the new world. he then went back -- he had connections and that is the way it works. till works that way. some of his relatives were in the court so he could get the charter that sir walter raleigh already had for the new world so he had the legal means to do it. he had another relative who was one of the richest merchants in england so he had a way of funding an expedition to virginia so he put the scheme ogether in a little place in ottilie hall near ipswich in england and had another connection to another man who brought in captain john smith. they all g

we will find bullet fragments from the 19 century with spanish colonial objects. it is really hard, especially for archaeologists, to discern what happened here. another theory is the use of camps here -- they collected metal. pueblo revolts where they drove the spanish out. the pieces of metal they got were distributed to other tribes and traded. this could have been a collection site for the tries to disseminate metal to different areas. weste at the museum of the . this exhibit chronicles why the spanish travel north, and what they were looking for. i found that a lot of the reasons they gave up north is because they were tracking down myths. the seven cities of gold. a lot of the early spanish chroniclers actually said the seven cities was located off the gulf of mexico, and you follow a large river to 39 degrees north latitude. that is exactly where grand junction is now. these are the seven cities of gold. wethe museum of the west, are a teaching museum. we tried to re-create environments, if we can. what we did here was something unusual. in this bubble, we

it was the most type -- the most important type of painting in the colonies. there was a great flourishing of activity with johnson will copley that became -- with john singleton copley. are two of the first high-level portrait painters. unfortunately in some ways, but fortunately others, west he in his career to england to study where he had a incredibly successful career. he became the portrait painter to the king. copley stayed on -- stayed in boston for the first 20 years of his career. he eventually left and went to study with west, but we have 20 years of copley or trista look at first. let's start with this one of f sergeant, a 70-year-old new englander. whoas a wealthy merchant lived in gloucester, massachusetts. by the time he died, he owned most of rochester -- how chester -- focused or -- of a man whoense has done well, happy with this position in life. apley has given us representation of his features and we have a sense of his status and his feeling about himself. has a great attention to detail. he does not leave anything out. he has the mole und

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done don't forget we always say the 13 colonies. there were more than 13 colonies. the ones that did not take part of the revolution became a thing called canada. it's still there today, trust me it's there. they were quite content to stay with the british empire. so the idea, well, maybe if our democracy doesn't work out, maybe we can be like part of that and go back. the british and other countries treated us as a former colony. in the years right before the war of 1812, england and france were the great superpowers. the huge napoleonic wars. these were on the scale of a world war 1 or world war ii at the time. the united states is trying to stay out of it. we wanted to trade with both countries. the french helped in the revolution. the british were a trading partner. the french navy was largely destroyed. the british were dominant at sea. the french were dominant on the continent. so the british did not want us trading with the french or sending anything to them. so what they said hey, united states, we forbid you to trade with the french. we're like, well, dad,

on one of her more notorious ventures as hostess, she organized an outing to the new french colony.ciety to join her? >> right. >> magnificent steamer was engaged for the party. >> there were ladies and madam lynch. >> once on board, as the story goes, those mean bitches treated their hostess like so much trash. >> so she got upset and threw off board all of the food that was, they were supposed to eat. >> she had it all thrown in the river? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> then she ordered the captain to stop the boat and let her guests just sit there in that jungle heat for hours. >> throwing tubs of caviar, whole roasted pigs into the river in front of these starving aristocrats, somehow that pleases me. ♪ if your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ . everyone needs protein, every day. there are more than 20,000 different proteins in the human body. they fuel our ener

if we were a colonial expedition we would have made money and reimbursed ourselves. it seems to have been a benign empire if you want to call it that and i think if american power were to go to somebody else, china and russia they would use it far more heavy handedly and brutally so i feel that america has been a positive influence in the world and i can't imagine the century if there had never been america so this is a passionate argument for the patriotism based upon understanding what america has done for the world. >> so it is inevitable that the american dominance of the world is going to end the era coming to an end or as you said returning to china. >> i think that it is inevitable that the chinese economy will be larger than the american economy. we are on the verge of that happening now. china has a much bigger population. three to four times as many people as the united states so china can have a bigger economy even though the per capita income will be lower than that of america. it's not a settled question whether the leadership has to request the path to

what was the colony to do?he answer that adams and they crafted with the three others on the committee was as follows. that it be recommended convention of new hampshire to call full and free representation of the people and is the representative to make it necessary to establish such a form of government in their judgment will thus produce the happiness of the people and most essentially secure peace and good order in the province. this language of the happiness peace and good order coming from adams and they know that because in april of 1776 he produced a pamphlet arguing about what his vision of government was. richard henry lee produced a poster that basically excerpts from adams pamphlet and these were circulated throughout the colonies that spring to campaign to get all of the colonies to be ready to write the constitution. but here's the introduction to adams pamphlet. we have to consider what is the government before we determine what is the best form. upon this point also that good of politicians will

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from the very beginning, every colony, all those original colonies assumed what was to the west of them was theirs. virginia settled kentucky, settled missouri. with that settlement went the mores of the culture and the values, the same from north to south. it was assumed that missouri would settle kansas, making it a slave state. seenansas-nebraska act was as a pro-southern act. it was viewed as a proslavery act. when northerners decided popular sovereignty will decide the fate of kansas, we are going to send people to settle. that was viewed as an act of war by many missourians who assumed that had it would be theirs. it is so important to note that before there is a slave or issue in kansas, there is economic opportunity. nobody would have cared. nobody would have come had there not been economic opportunity in kansas. we look at the wide open space. we forget there are actually american indians living here at the time and making use of that space. two easterners, it looked like wide open, unused country. the railroads. the railroads are everything in the 19th century. the very night

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that happened to a lot of colonies back then, they went bankrupt. colonies just disappeared.ow america prints money and governments keep their bad policies, but the original colonies survived because they had good ideas that worked. and this is a reason the people say -- >> the founding of this country was based on the laboratories of democracy which were the states. >> state laboratories of democracy. >> let people decide state by state. john: yeah, the states have the freedom to try things, the best ideas win. because people can leave if they don't like one state's policies. and we should have more of that says camille -- kmele foster of freethink media. >> public schools are not mandated by the federal government there. are states where various states and county governments can create their own policy. they taylor the policy to the particular needs of the particular community and get to see what works. if your school district doesn't work particularly well, one, they're closer to you, so you have a better chance of changing it, and two easier to move across county line tha

sovereignty rests with the respective colonial legislatures. the last thing the americans want to do is create a federal government separate from the states because that looks like a domestic version of parliament. they don't want to do that. the assumption most people have that there is this seamless natural evolution from 1776 to 1787 doesn't work. it is not true. you got to figure out a way to explain how you get from independence to nationhood, if in fact most people don't want it to happen. and they don't. if you took a poll, most people are born, live out their lives and die within a 28 mile radius. there is no, i know this is a surprise to some young people, there is no internet. they can't communicate. i am saying american history is headed in a particular direction after the war. it is headed for the european north american continent, headed towards a e.u. rather than a united states, is headed towards a confederation model. somebody changes the direction in which american history is headed. there is a reason lincoln has to falsify his

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great britain had colonies in canada, australia, new zealand. they had trading centers in hong kong and singapore. the falkins became a colony. in 1839, the british invaded afghanistan. they came with more than 20,000 troops. they had 30,000 camels to carry their supplies, including 300 cases of wine for the officers. but the english were defeated. it was the jihad against the british. they were massacred as they retreated from kabul in january of 1842. this is important. the u.s. saw the united kingdom as the center of evil. fostering abolition. trying to cut cotton prices by having a relationship with that independent texas come a great cotton producer. the south thought they want to destroy the american economy. remember the war of 1812. it was only a generation away when a british admiral burned washington and every household in america remembered it. look at your license plates. war of 1812. there were four specific problems in the u.s.-british relationships. first in 1837 there was a rebellion in canada. some americans went north to help t

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these are the governing documents that establish how the colony was to be established. the british were very big into a sort of mercantile colt any. governor grant established plantations, cotton, indy go and so he was -- indigo, so he was interested in what kind of exports the colony could make. the spanish had a little different attitude about that. they were more about using florida for protection for the treasure fleets heading to spain. so the documents tell about thousand florida was governed, what rules were established, all the most mundane things. between 1763 and 1764, all the spanish inhabitants of st. augustine left. they moved down to cuba. during the 20 years that the british were here, they established various plantation. butt ram came through town and came through st. augustine and through florida on st. john's and he describes many of the plantations, the type of crops that were grown, the plants that were growing, and towards the -- while the revolutionary war was going on, st. augustine was also home to many of the loyalists who were fleeing the revol

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that happened to a lot of colonies back then, they went bankrupt. colonies just disappeared.ts money and governments keep their bad policies, but the original colonies survived because they had good ideas that worked. and this is a reason the people say -- >> the founding of this country was based on the laboratories of democracy which were the states. >> state laboratories of democracy. >> let people decide state by state. john: yeah, the states have the freedom to try things, the best ideas win. because people can leave if they don't like one state's policies. and we should have more of that says camille -- kmele foster of freethink media. >> public schools are not mandated by the federal government there. are states where various states and county governments can create their own policy. they taylor the policy to the particular needs of the particular community and get to see what works. if your school district doesn't work particularly well, one, they're closer to you, so you have a better chance of changing it, and two easier to move across county line than the national

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