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APUSH Major Primary Sources Period 2 (1607-1754) Includes paintings, engravings, photographs, political cartoons, speeches, documents with hyperlinks for additional information and video links. Also includes secondary source maps, charts, and historical depictions. Compiled by John Burkowski Jr. Academy for Advanced Academics

Excerpts from First Charter of Virginia 1606

Address to Captain John Smith Chief Powhatan 1609

The Massacre of the Settlers Matthaus Merian 1634 (Who looks to be the aggressor?...)

A Modell of Christian Charity John Winthrop 1630

Town Map, Colonial New England

A Plea for Religious Liberty Roger Williams 1644

Excerpt from The Wonders of the Invisible World Cotton Mather 1693 (Salem Witch Trials)

Excerpt from From Second Treatise on Government John Locke 1689

Declaration Against William Berkeley Nathaniel Bacon 1676

Excerpt from Marks of a True Conversion George Whitefield 1739

Excerpt from Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God Jonathan Edwards 1741

British Thirteen Colonies Map of Religions

Navigation Acts 1660, 1663, 1696

Map of British Thirteen Colonies

British Thirteen Colonies Geography

British Thirteen Colonies Map of Migrations

British Thirteen Colonies Map of Resources

Trans-Atlantic Trade System