APUSH Review: The Chesapeake Colonies

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APUSH Review: The Chesapeake Colonies Everything You Need To Know About The Chesapeake Colonies To Succeed In APUSH

Brief Intro What is the Chesapeake? Maryland and Virginia Located on the Chesapeake Bay

Chesapeake Economy Predominantly agriculture - rural settlements Cash crops - tobacco Indentured servants (prior to 1676 - Bacon’s Rebellion) Headright System benefited wealthy land owners After 1676, African slave labor replaced indentured servants

Chesapeake Demographics Some families, many white male indentured servants Lower life expectancy than New England and Middle Colonies Many died at 20 Midlife Crisis at 10!!!!

Chesapeake Politics VA House of Burgesses 1619 - First Representative Assembly Governor was appointed by England Voting requirements - mostly landowning men (housekeepers - heads of households) Elite, wealthy planters dominated politics

Religion In The Chesapeake Maryland Acts of Toleration Religious freedom to Christians only Aimed at protecting Catholics

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