Skylar de Voogd Isabel Arocho Anthony Polise

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Skylar de Voogd Isabel Arocho Anthony Polise Chesapeake Bay 1632 Skylar de Voogd Isabel Arocho Anthony Polise

History Founded in 1634 George Calvert- Roman Catholic Act of Toleration 1654

Government First proprietary government Formed legislative assembly Two houses in the assembly Lord Baltimore

Religion ~ George Calvert ~ Toleration Act ~ Rules

Culture High mortality rate Women stayed home Men did more demanding work Men building a ship

Economy Tobacco Slaves 1700’s

Native Americans ~ Nathaniel Bacon ~ Bacon’s Rebellion ~ Three main tribes involved

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