THE NEW ENGLAND COLONIES COLONIZATION OF THE AMERICAS.

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THE NEW ENGLAND COLONIES COLONIZATION OF THE AMERICAS

FRENCH VOYAGES Searched for NW Passage, came upon St. Lawrence River in Canada Giovannii da Verrazano: Sailed in 1524, explored the coast of North America from present-day NC to Newfoundland. Entered NY harbor. Jacques Cartier: Three voyages to Canada (’34-’36-’41-’42). Claimed region called New France for his nation (Present-day Canada + parts of N. US) Samuel de Champlain: First successful French colony in N. America in In Quebec above St. Lawrence River Louis Joliet and Jacques Marquette: Great Lakes to the Mississippi River in Traveled south along waterway into Arkansas (Found out it ran to the Gulf of Mexico). Turned back

FUR TRADE Skins of deer, beaver, and other animals became fashionable in France and other parts of Europe in 1600’s. Determined shape of New France (interior of Canada along St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes)-transporting goods

THE IROQUOIS Native Americans gathered furs for European markets and provided a growing market for European goods including: Guns, Cloth, and Jewelry NA learned Christian religion and Catholic rituals Diseases spread to Native Americans, wars start between them Fought over hunting grounds Iroquois : Pushed rivals out of homelands forcing them to migrate west to the Great Lakes

PLYMOUTH COLONY Region included the states of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Called the New England Colonies

PURITANS AND SEPARATISTS First state founded b/c of religious conflicts King Henry VIII had broken from Catholic Church Founded Anglican Church Too many Catholic practices and traditions “Purer” kind of church” (This is why they were called Puritans) Some started own churches (Separatists) All were persecuted: attacked b/c of beliefs

VOYAGE OF MAYFLOWER Pilgrims: group of Separatists who decided to make a new home in North America (Freedom of Religion 100 pilgrims sailed to New England on the Mayflower Mayflower Compact: settlers agreed to obey all of their government’s laws. William Bradford: drew up the compact and became governor for 35 years in this colony. People would guide their own affairs Early Difficulties: Settled in New Plymouth Half died within the first winter alone Squanto: NA taught how to plant corn Harvest plenty of corn with feast of Thanksgiving in 1621.

MASSACHUSETTS BAY COLONY Great Migration: English settlers set on voyage across Atlantic and found Massachusetts Bay Colony located north of Plymouth Colony in New England. Capital: Boston and 20 towns with 20,000 people by Reasons for Migrating: Worship as they wanted (No religious tolerance for other groups). Had to attend Puritan church and pay taxes. Puritans: Farmland and purify the Protestant church Wanted to study bible, listen to sermons, and examine lives

Transforming New England Forests into fields: Wheat, Barley, and Corn Cows and Pigs rather than Deer and Beaver Congregaciones: radical changes by NA in Puritan religion and culture. City Upon a Hill Frowned on people who wanted to live alone “Common” land used by all in the town Church, meeting house, house for minister, school Each family had strip of farmland John Winthrop: founder and governor of colony Sermon that showed America would be example Worked hard, good health, children lived Twice as long as they would in Viriginia

OTHER PURITAN COLONIES Connecticut : Thomas Hooker led Puritan group in mid 1630’s. Wrote a new plan of government for their colony (Fundamental Orders). New Hampshire and Maine: both from England and Mass. Became separate colony in 1679 and Maine was a part of Mass. Until Some leave colonies of Puritans b/c they do not cherish same values. Roger Williams/Providence: Land could only be rightly owned Should not punish settlers over matters of religion Started settlement called Providence (South of Mass.) Separatist communities became colony of Rhode Island Guaranteed religious tolerance to all settlers. Other Separatist Colonies: New group founded New Haven, Connecticut (Colony was combined into single colony under royal charter).

WAR WITH THE INDIANS The Pequot War: Lived in Connecticut Puritans burned down a fort near Mystic, Conn killing more than 500 people inside. Went on hunt to kill or capture rest of tribe Pequot survive barely King Philip’s War: Plymouth Colony NA killed cows in the pasture of a farm Boy fired at NA and wounded onepe Metacom: life between NA and white society Tribe helped Pilgrims settle and survive and led to trade 45,000 English people in New England ruined livelihood Made a speech and gather NA groups to drive out English Destroyed 20 English towns, killed 2,000 settlers English killed 4,000 NA NA either joined English or split up within tribes

FINAL OUTCOME Metacom shot through heart War went on for nearly a year Devastated Economy of New England English conquest nearly complete NA life in S. New England nearly extinct