Creating Anglo-America

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Creating Anglo-America Focus Questions: Identify the the New England, Middle and Southern Colonies. Compare and contrast the religious differences between the Massachusetts Bay Colony and that of William Penn’s colony. What were the origins of slavery in the colonies, where did it spread and why? What were the reasons for a population boom in the colonies and from where did the new colonists come from? Discuss the characteristics of colonial urban areas and the location of the colonial urban areas.

New York: 1665

New Jersey: 1638

*Pennsylvania: 1682 *Delaware

Carolinas ●North Carolina:1663 ●South Carolina: 1663

Georgia, 1733

Society and Economy in the Southern Colonies ●Climate/Geography ●Plantation economy ●Chief crops

Society and Economy in the Middle Colonies ●Ethnic, Religious and Social Diversity ●Economy and Farming ●Importance of its cities

Map of Atlantic Trading Routes Give Me Liberty! An American History, 4th Edition Copyright © 2013, W.W. Norton & Company

Labor in the Colonies ●Indentured servants ●Slavery

Map of Atlantic Slave Trade Give Me Liberty! An American History, 4th Edition Copyright © 2013, W.W. Norton & Company

Table of Slave Population Give Me Liberty! An American History, 4th Edition Copyright © 2013, W.W. Norton & Company

The colonial environment Demography of the English settlers

Colonial Immigration

Population growth

Colonial urban areas

Class structure of Urban areas

The Backcountry (Frontier) ●Geography ●Settlers: Scots-Irish ●Economy ●Daily Life

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