1491 1607 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Notes from APUSH Textbook: Give Me Liberty, an American History by Eric Foner. Walks you through the main events and issues during the 1491-1607 period in the United States. Discusses Native American initial way of life and European exploration & colonization.

"[The land in the New World] is a marvel; the mountains and hills, and plains, and fields, and land, so beautiful and rich for planting and sowing, for breeding of cattle of all sorts, for building of towns and villages...there are many spiceries, and great mines of gold and other metals. The people of this island, and of all the others I have found and seen, or not seen, all go naked, men and women, just as their mothers bring them forth....as soon as I arrived in the Indies, in the first isla...

Explains how and why European and indigenous perspectives of one another developed and changed in the period between 1491 to 1607. Both groups had divergent views regarding social norms. Analyzes lasting effects of European colonialism.

This note covers the 1.2 Section of AP US History of Period 1 (1491-1607) and is about Native Americans before the arrival of Europeans. This is good to study with for the Period 1 unit test or the final AP US History Exam at the end of the year and is a good review all around.

This note is about European Exploration. These notes are from AP US History Course over Period 1 (1491-1607) on Chapter 1.3. This is great to study with or review for the Period 1 Unit Test or the AP US History final exam in May.

This document consists of in-depth, yet study efficient, notes of a student who earned a 5 on the 2017 APUSH Exam. Reading this will help ensure your success on the AP Exam and SAT Subject Test for US History, as well as other US History Courses.