Startup Take out your Verbal and Visual Vocab. Development Worksheet and complete the boxes for Puritans, Jointstock Companies, and Headrights.

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Startup Take out your Verbal and Visual Vocab. Development Worksheet and complete the boxes for Puritans, Jointstock Companies, and Headrights.

LEQ: What was the social, economic and political conditions of the Middle and Southern colonies?

A New Era of Colonization Restoration of English monarchy Peace within England

A New Era of Colonization King Charles II establishes proprietary colonies P.C.: grants of land to loyal friends.

Middle Colonies - Conflict Charles II gives his brother New Amsterdam New Am. is already controlled by the Dutch

Middle Colonies- Conflict English take over the town and it is renamed New York

Middle Colonies- New York A variety of people lived in New York: English Dutch Germans French Native Americans Enslaved Africans Germans 1874

Present day New York https://www.google.com/maps/place/New+York,+NY/@40.7681958,-73.9747674,11a,32.9y,158.36h,98.26t/data=!3m6!1e2!3m4!1s1390140!2e1!3e10!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c24fa5d33f083b:0xc80b8f06e177fe62!6m1!1e1

The Middle Colonies- Quakers Founded PA Father of William Penn given land by king Escaping persecution

The Middle Colonies- Society In states like PA, religious refugees will dominate society (think Amish)

The Middle Colonies- Economy The Breadbasket Ideal for producing grains Fertile soil allowed for farmers to have a surplus

The Middle Colonies- Political (Maryland) Refuge for persecuted Catholics Led by George Calvert Charles I grants Chesapeake Bay Colony will be called Maryland

Now Let’s See It! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7TQL11jHeE (3 min)

The Southern Colonies- The Carolinas (Political) Carolinas were land grants 8 men co-owned the Carolinas (Lord Proprietors)

The Southern Colonies- The Carolinas Southern Carolina established Charles Town Major port city Shipped indigo and rice Large plantations

The Southern Colonies- The Carolinas Northern Carolina had small farms 1729 the king divided the Carolinas

The Southern Colonies- Georgia James Oglethorpe founded Georgia as a buffer between the Carolinas and Florida (owned by Spanish)

The Southern Colonies- Economy The Plantation System Requires large # of workers Will contribute to the growth of slavery

The Southern Colonies- Social, Economic and Political Farming will dominate their society

Now Lets See It https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjnOIa61zDI