The book on America: A Narrative History. This book provides a compelling narrative history of the American experience, a narrative animated by human characters, informed by analysis and social texture, and guided by the unfolding of events. It focuses on history from point by poin

English colonization began in 1584, when Sir Walter Raleigh was eager to seek new worlds for gold, for praise and glory. He sent an expedition to explore prospects for founding a colony in America. They discovered the Roanoke Island. People started to settle on this island under the leadership of John White. But, he had to return to England for a month, and when he came back the village of Ralegh was abandoned and no trace of the colonists was ever found.

The Beginning of American History (America: A Narrative History)

This book goes into further details of the causes of the American Revolution than the book on America. It tells about the taxes that England made colonists pay, such as the Stamp Act of 1764, Sugar Act of 1765, Declaratory Act of 1766, and Townshed Duties Act, organizations that arose in protest against these acts, such as The Sons of Liberty, major and minor battles of the Revolution, and treaty that ended it, which was the Treaty of Paris in 1783. In this treaty, the United States won its independence and received all land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River between Canada and Florida.

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