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England

 England and Spain were allies for centuries  Become rivals in the 1500’s  England is Protestant  Spain is Catholic  England defeats the Spanish Armada (1588)

 Roanoke (1585)  Sir Walter Raleigh attempts to settle N. America  Raleigh returns to England  Settlers and settlement disappear  English don’t try again for twenty years

 Money  Gold in the New World  Chance to strike it rich  Land  Religion:  Puritans want to reform (purify the COE)  Move to Holland  Then to the New World

 Joint Stock Company  Pool resources and money together  Get investors, promise of wealth  Virginia Company granted charter to settle  King James I  Jamestown (1607)  1 st permanent British settlement in the New World

 Oldest sons get the inheritance  Youngest sons get no land  Many join the priesthood  Others leave for the New World  Indentured Servitude:  Come over for free  Work your debt off (usually 7 years)  Get some land when you’re done

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