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The Unknown Land (Ancient America)
Long ago—about 15,000 years ago—people began living on a vast, unknown land.
These people were the Native Americans.
They lived by hunting, fishing, and farming.
There were no big cities, no kings—only nature and freedom.
No one knew that this peaceful land would one day change the history of the world
Across the Ocean (Arrival of Europeans)
In 1492, a sailor from Europe crossed the ocean.
His name was Christopher Columbus.
He believed he had found a new route,
but instead, he reached a new land—America.
Later, Spanish, English, and French explorers arrived.
In 1620, English Pilgrims established the Plymouth Colony.
From that moment, the peaceful land began to change forever.
Rule and Resistance (British Control)
Time passed…
Thirteen American colonies came under British rule.
Britain imposed heavy taxes,
but the people had no voice.
They shouted—
“No taxation without representation!”
Anger turned into resistance.
Revolution was coming.
Birth of a Nation (Independence)
On July 4, 1776,
America declared—
👉 “We are free!”
A war began against Britain.
The leader was a brave man—George Washington.
After great sacrifice, America won independence.
A new nation was born—
👉 The United States of America
A Nation Divided (Civil War)
But freedom was not complete.
The southern states supported slavery,
the northern states opposed it.
From 1861 to 1865,
America fought a civil war against itself.
The North won.
Slavery was abolished forever. Rise of a Superpower (Modern America)
In the 20th century, America joined
World War I and World War II.
After the wars, the country rose in
technology, economy, and military power.
From landing on the moon
to leading global innovation—
America became a superpower.
America Today
Today, the United States is one of the most powerful nations in the world.
Known as the land of opportunity,
it plays a major role in democracy, education, science, and culture.
This is the story of how America was built—
through struggle, sacrifice, and hope.