Early American Colonies

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Early American Colonies Chapter 3 Early American Colonies

Colonizing America John Smith and Pocahontas John Rolfe and Tobacco The Beginning of Self Governing

Jamestown goes belly up Financial troubles hit hard King James cancels the charter and makes it a royal colony

Virginia House of Burgesses The first representative government in America 1619

Story Time with Mr. Beat

New England Colonies New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island

New England Colonies Religious Freedom Anglican Church Puritans and Pilgrims

Mayflower Compact Created a “civil body politic, for our better ordering and preservation” A contract where signers pledged to obey laws for the betterment of the colony

Help from Native Americans Squanto and Samoset Peace and prosperity

Massachusetts Everyone wants to leave Thomas Hooker- Connecticut Roger Williams- Rhode Island

Fixing My Inaccuracy Over 500 treaties have formally been signed with American Indian Tribes Over 500 have been broken, changed, or nullified illegally

Middle Colonies New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware

New York New York is pretty cool We steal it from the Dutch We’re cooler than the Dutch so it’s pretty easy Lower taxes, representative government

Pennsylvania William Penn and the Quakers Pacifism William Penn calls in a favor with the king Philadelphia- City of brotherly Love

Southern Colonies Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia

Maryland Laws telling you what to grow Mason Dixon Line Pennsylvania/Maryland Act of Toleration- Be nice to the protestants even though we are catholic

Virginia Bacon’s Rebellion Largest Rebellion in Virginia History William Bacon wants to expand into Native American Lands

The Carolina’s Trade and Aristocracy The “Birth” of the Southern Gentlemen

Georgia Safe place for poor and the Debtors In England you would be thrown in Jail, in Georgia you become a slave for a few years and then you are free Barrier against the Spanish Religious Freedom

Slavery in the South Slaves Indentured Servants Bought and sold, all your life Indentured Servants You broke the law or had too large a debt, you either work in slavery for X amount of years or you go to prison

The Expansion of 4 Civilizations

Expansion Spain England France Native Americans South and West Think of all the towns in south Texas, NM, Arizona, Cali Spanish Missions England West Into the Ohio River Valley France North and West No Canada like French Canada Native Americans Pushed wherever Europeans aren’t