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Part I: Late-Renaissance Expansion and Empire 1. Spanish imperialism and the Establishment of an Atlantic Empire 2. Elizabethan Ideologies of Expansion and Empire 3. Indenture and English Labor Practices 4. Slavery throughout the Empire 5. Francis Drake, Thomas Cavendish, and Early English Expansionism 6. Martin Frobisher, Richard Davis, and Walter Raleigh’s Explorations 7. Early Expeditions and Imperial Self-Definition through Competition with the Spanish Part II: Settlement and Socio-Economic Developmen, 1600-1660 8. Migration from Great Britain to the New World 9. New England’s Indigenous Peoples and the European Settlers 10. Puritanism and Protestantism and Colonization 11. The Development of New England 12. The Chesapeake 13. The Settlement of the Southeast 14. Early Virginia 15. The Caribbean Part III: Fiscal-Bureaucratic State and Empire, 1660-1740/50 16. Slavery, Gender, and Britain’s Atlantic Economy 17. The Old South and Caribbean Slavery 18. Colonial New York and the Covenant Chain 19. Pennsylvania and the Indigenous 20. Smuggling and the ’Informal Economy’ 21. Piracy and Colonial Governments 22. Structural Warfare in the Colonies 23. New England’s Adjustment to the Centralizing English Empire 24. Colonial America as part of the Global Empire 25. Atlantic Creoles and the Colonial world 26. Science, Observation, Exploration, Collection, and the State 27. Spanish Colonies and Slave Experiences 28. London as a Market and Political Center 29. Spanish Colonial System and the Southwestern Frontier 30. Empire, Nationalism, and the Identities of the Expanding Imperial State

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