Answer these questions in your initial post to this week's discussion forum. You must start your own thread to make your initial post.

Read, Think, and Discuss:

American Yawp, Chapters 3 & 4

Primary Sources

• Your People Only Live on Cod
• Atlantic Slave Trade Maps
• Excerpts from Billy G. Smith and Richard Wojtowicz, Blacks Who Stole Themselves: Advertisements for Runaways in the Pennsylvania Gazette, 1728-1790
• As They Had Been in Ancient Times: Pedro Naranjo Relates the Pueblo Revolt, 1680
• One Year in the Life of a Connecticut Farmer, 1668
• A German Migrant in Philadelphia, 1750
• Excerpt from William Byrd's Diary, 1709-1712

The creators of your textbook, American Yawp, entitled chapter three "British North America." Think about what you've read in chapters 3 and 4. The information in those chapters (and any previous chapters read to-date) give you context (or background/the bigger picture) for the information provided in the primary source documents listed below. Using all of this information, consider the textbook editors' labeling chapter 3 "British North America." Why might they have used that title? What supports their decision? What challenges it? Do you think the title is a fair representation of early America? Does the title represent the lived experiences of people in North America?

Answer these questions in your initial post to this week's discussion forum. You must start your own thread to make your initial post.

the chapter 3 and 4  attached 

http://www.americanyawp.com/text/01-the-new-world/