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…There are lots of kinds of drugs in the world. One of the most popular is Cocaine. Indians have been chewing coca leaves for over five thousand years. The most popular drink in the world Coca Cola was introduced in America in 1885 and it contained…

…beaver pelts, to make expensive hats. The French traded tools, jewerly, and cloth with Indians in exchange for furs, and then shipped back to France.…

…disguised as Indians boarded three ships in Boston. As a large crowd watched, they broke open every crate on board and threw the tea into the harbor. Another cause of the American Revolution was the Boston Massacre. On March 5, 1770 an unruly crowd threatened…

…America. He describes such American characters as pioneer or Indian. "The Pioneerrs" was the first novel of "Leatherstocking" series. In all of the novels appears Natty Bumppo. He is a typical American pioneer figure. He is a master of all the skills needed…

…away from its alliance with France. The United States was deterred from controlling its nation because of the restless Indians, who were actually encouraged to do so by France and England (175). The Indians supported Britain because they believed…

…Mississippi is an Indian word, meaning "Great River" or "gathering of water". The Mississippi River is one of the world's major rivers in size and habitat diversity. It is the third longest and largest river in the world, the second largest in North…

…, his manners, and how to be 'a proper gentleman.' In 1754 Washington became a lieutenant and fought in battles which lead to the French and Indian War. Four years later, he began to serve in the Virginia House of Burgesses, and then later went…

…Starvation, disease, and Indians; these are just a few of the problems you would have dealt with if you wanted to journey to and live in the New World at the start of the 17th century. Knowing some of the fatal and dangerous problems they would have…

…. The continent spread far west and most of it was a mystery to the people of Salem. Every now and then Indian tribes would move in and out of there. But in the town of Salem lots of helpful people, and no one really had time to fool around. Everyone in the town…

…started when the British first fought for land and kicked the French out of North America (Gipson, 1954). This did this by having a war with them, which was called the French and Indian War (Gipson, 1954). They thought that taking over the French land would…