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America Past and Present Chapter 4 Outline

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Chapter 4 notes -18th century America grew very rapidly and 18th century Americans had it much better than there 17th century counterparts -population grew at unprecedented rates -many more peoples immigrated to America -people became less isolated from one another But, -people through contact with one another, started to discover what it meant to be an American The population of America was growing exponentially and it was said by Ben Franklin in 1751 that soon there would be more Englishmen on the American side of the Atlantic than in England Who Came to America? African Slaves -as plantations started to grow the need for slaves grew as well -the Royal African Company had a profitable business English Convicts

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