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   Feb 9, 2024 · Facts about the history, geography, and people of Colonial New Hampshire, which was one of the 13 Colonies that declared independence from Great Britain. New Hampshire started in 1623 and spent many years under the control of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

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2. moose.nhhistory.org › New-Hampshire-geographyUnit 1 Plan: New Hampshire Geography | Moose on the Loose

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   Geography is a wide-ranging topic but also an essential subject to study as it teaches skills necessary far beyond the classroom. The unit focuses first on upper-elementary vocabulary and map skills, then explores New Hampshire through its weather, land forms, and various boundaries.

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   What type of colony was New Hampshire?

   • The New Hampshire Colony was one of the thirteen original colonies in the United States. The colonies were divided up into three groups: New England colonies, middle colonies, and southern colonies. New Hampshire was one of the New England colonies. It sat just on top of the Massachusetts colony, with its east coast along the Atlantic Ocean.

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   What was life like in New Hampshire during the colony?

   • Along the coast, fishing remained a chief occupation, and Portsmouth had emerged as the colony’s economic center with a thriving mercantile community and a shipbuilding industry. Although New Hampshire had seen tremendous changes during this period, nearly all of its people occupied just one small region of the colony.

   Unit 3 Plan: Settling New Hampshire | Moose on the Loose

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   What are the lessons in settling New Hampshire?

   • In the first two lessons of the “Settling New Hampshire” unit, students examine what the European explorers of the area found and how two cultures interacted as settlements were formed. Lessons three and four focus on how the early industries functioned and what it took to settle a town.

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   Why did New Hampshire become a colony?

   • But eventually they sided with the French, and as the British won more battles, the Native Americans were forced out of the region. In 1776, during the American Revolution, New Hampshire became the first colony to create a constitution and declare its independence from Great Britain. In 1788 it was named the ninth U.S. state.

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4. kids.nationalgeographic.com › new-hampshireNew Hampshire Pictures and Facts - National Geographic Kids

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   New Hampshire is bordered by Canada in the north, Maine and the Atlantic Ocean in the east, Massachusetts in the south, and Vermont in the west. It can be divided into three different regions. The forested White Mountains in the north include Mount Washington. At 6,288 feet tall, this is New England’s highest point.

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5. moose.nhhistory.org › Settling-New-HampshireUnit 3 Plan: Settling New Hampshire | Moose on the Loose

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   The English colonization of New Hampshire in the 17th century would in many ways define the area and its people for generations to come.

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7. study.com › academy › lessonNew Hampshire Colony: Lesson for Kids - Lesson | Study.com

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   The New Hampshire Colony was one of the earliest colonies founded in America by the British. Learn about the history of the colonies, including the...

8. moose.nhhistory.org › Moose › mediaLesson 1.3 “New Hampshire’s Land” Unit 1: New Hampshire Geography

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   Unit 1: New Hampshire Geography . Lesson Objectives. Lesson Competencies. Students will conduct an experiment to explain how glaciers shaped the landscape of New Hampshire. Students will be able to describe in writing the three land types in New Hampshire: Coastal Lowlands, Eastern New England Uplands, and White Mountains.

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10. www.smplanet.com › colonialamerica › coloniesThe Colonies | New Hampshire

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    The state motto of New Hampshire is "Live Free or Die." This bold statement of independence springs from the New Hampshire Colony's long struggle to set its borders, prosper, and move out from under the political and cultural shadow of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The first recorded visit to New Hampshire was made in 1603 when an English sea ...