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English Settlement Joint Stock Companies Religious Upheaval – Puritans, Catholics, Anglicans Virginia Colony – 1607 – Why it was not working John Smith, Pocahontas, Military rule, John Rolfe, Tobacco, Starving timeS Plymouth Colony – 1620, Pilgrims, Mayflower, William Bradford, Squanto, Mayflower Compact, Majority rule Massachusetts Bay Colony – 1630, John Winthrop, “holy example”, 2000 in the first year, Rhode Island, Dissent and Roger Williams,Religious Toleration Connecticut, Thomas Hooker, Anne Hutchinson,

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, Written Constitution New Hampshire – Exits from strict Massachusetts New York – Dutch, Duke of York, New Amsterdam = New York City, Fur trade New Jersey – Payment for royal debt, East Jersey and West Jersey, Pennsylvania- Quakers, William Penn, Philadelphia= City of Brotherly Love, Delaware Maryland- Catholics, Lord Baltimore, Religious Freedom, Carolinas – Later North and South, 8 proprietors Charleston, South Plantation and trade North individual farms, and lack of sea port.

Georgia – Penal Colony, Buffer against Spanish Florida Debtors, James Oglethrope, No Slaves Other topics Royal Colony Proprietary Colony Corporate Colony Slavery 1619 House of Burgesses 1619 Sweden, Delaware and Log Cabins Navigation Acts, ?enforcement? Effect on Indians, Iriquois