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The Southern Colonies

Virginia Started with Jamestown (1607) Reasons for success John Smith said “No work, No food” Tobacco become a cash crop

Bacon’s Rebellion (Continued) America’s First (almost) Revolution First evidence of Racial discrimination.

Bacon’s Rebellion (Continued) Settlers moved west into Native American lands—Fighting Erupted Farmers ask the Governor for help and he refuses. Nathaniel Bacon—organizes a raid kills peaceful Indians, he then tries to overthrow the Governor.

Maryland 1632 Catholics in England were getting Persecuted. Act of Toleration –Guaranteed freedom to all Christians (but no one else)

The Carolinas 1663 Northern Carolina—mostly small tobacco farmers moving south from Virginia Southern Carolina—mostly large plantations Grew rice and cotton Slavery begins to grow South Carolina becomes own colony in 1712

Georgia 1733 England’s prisons are overflowing In prison because they are broke, they are broke because they are in prison… Spain has a colony in Florida Maybe they’ll attack! WIN-WIN—let colonists make money and hold off Spain until the army arrives.