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5.  Why do you think Philadelphia became the most populated city in North America by the mid-1700s, and the second most populated city (after London) in the entire British Empire?
 
5.  Why do you think Philadelphia became the most populated city in North America by the mid-1700s, and the second most populated city (after London) in the entire British Empire?
 
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6.  When was the "Pre-Columbia Period," and what is something that happened during that period?
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6.  When was the "Pre-Columbian Period," and what is something that happened during that period?
 
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7.  How did the colonies help build the economic strength of England?
 
7.  How did the colonies help build the economic strength of England?
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H1.  Learning from the successes and failures of the early settlements and colonies, how might our [[homeschooling]] community improve today?
 
H1.  Learning from the successes and failures of the early settlements and colonies, how might our [[homeschooling]] community improve today?
 
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H2.  Was it expensive to establish a colony?  If so, who paid for it?
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H2.  Describe how capitalism and conservative principles converted the settlement in Jamestown from a failure into a success.
 
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H3.  There are several unsolved mysteries from this time period in American history.  Pick one and discuss it.  In addition to the mysteries mentioned in the lecture, there are examples are at:
 
H3.  There are several unsolved mysteries from this time period in American history.  Pick one and discuss it.  In addition to the mysteries mentioned in the lecture, there are examples are at:
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