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BRITANNICA·425 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE,CHICAGO 11EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT  \n@1957  \nby Encyclopaædia Brittanica,Inc.Copyright Reserved  \nPrinted in U.S.A.  \nove c  \nUNITED STATES HISTORY  \nBY coURTESY OF KEYSTONE VIEw coMPANY,NEW YORK  \n# EARLY AMERICAN SETTLEMENTS\n\n1.The first permanent English settlement in America was at James-  2.The Old Fort and First Meeting House of the Pilgrim Settlers at  \nPlymouth,Mass.  \n3.Public Worship at Plymouth by the Pilgrims  \ntown,Va.  \nUNITED STATES HISTORY  \nBY coURTESY OF (ToP RIGHT)PLYouTHa CHAMDER or cCOMMERneE,(CENTRE LEFT)K.F,Lurz,(BOTTOM LET)FLORIDA STATE KEWS BUREAU;PHoToGRAPHS,(ToP LEFT EWINGGALLOWAY,(CENTRE)JOE cOVELLO FROM BLACK STAR,(BOTTOM RIGHT)R.L.BROWNING  \nSOME FAMOUS LANDMARKS IN UNITED STATES HISTORY  \nTop left:The Alamo,originally a Franciscan chapel,at San Antonio,Tex.1846There,in 1836,in the war for Texan independence,William B.Travis,Centre:Fort McHenry,Baltimore,Md.During the bombardment of thisDavy Crockett and James Bowie,with 180 men,withstood 4,000 Mexi-fort by the British in 1814 Francis Scott Key wrote the words of “Thecans for 13 daysStar-Spangled Banner”Top right:Granite portico over Plymouth rock,Plymouth,Mass.,believedBottom left:Sectlon of the moat of Ft.Marion,St.Augustine,Fla.,origi-to have been the landing place of the Pilgrims,Dec.21,1620nally built by the Spanish between about 1638 and 1756Centre left:Liberty bell in Independence hall,Philadelphia,Pa.The bellBottom right:San Jacinto monument,near Houston,Tex.,commemoratingwas rung after the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.Texas victory over a larger force of Mexicans in 1836.In the foreground,First cracked in 1835 when it was rung at the death of Chief Justice Johnpermanently moored in the San Jacinto river,is the U.S.S.\"Texas,\"aMarshall,it was later irreparably cracked on Washington's birthday inWorld War Il battleship  \nUNITED STATES HISTORY  \nBY cOURTESY oF(1,6,7)VISUAL EDUCATION SERV1CE,CHICAGO,(2)THE UNITED STATE5 FOREST SERVICE,(3)THE sOUTHERN PACIFIC RA1LROAD,(5)THE U.s.DEPARTMENT OF  \nAGRICULTURE;PHOTOGRAPHS,(4)PUBLISHERS PHOTO SERVICE,(8)EWING GALLOWAY  \nFLORA OF THE UNITED STATES  \n5.Pine forest in central Louisiana,composed chiefly of yellow(long-leaf)and loblolly pines,both valuable lumber trees  \n1.Monterey Cypress.This true cypress,native to a small area along theshore of Carmel bay,California,is widely plarted for ornamert.The crowns of the native trees are often flattened and broken by theocean gales  \n6.Mixed forest in the Mississippi valley,composed of various hardwood(deciduous)trees,with heavy undergrowth  \n2.Red fir and western red cedar along a roadside in the State of Wash-ington.Both are characteristic forest trees of the Pacific coast region  \n7.Tree yucca(Yucca mohavensis)in Arizona.The arborescent yuccas,some of which attain a height of 60 ft.,are a characteristíc featureof the deserts in the south-western States  \n3.Redwood(Sequoia sempervirens),a 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