Do you think that America will always be a democracy? Or do you think one day we will be a dictatorship or any other type of government?

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Do you think that America will always be a democracy? Or do you think one day we will be a dictatorship or any other type of government?

 During the 1600s-1700s 13 colonies were formed:  1-Religious freedom from English Church (Protestant)  Called Puritans…wanted their church to be more pure  2- Expanding European empires/countries  3- Money from trading with other countries

 New England Colonies  Massachusetts  Connecticut  New Hampshire  Rhode Island

 Middle Colonies  Delaware  Pennsylvania  New York  New Jersey

 Southern Colonies  Maryland  Virginia  North Carolina  South Carolina  Georgia

 Where you lived influenced your way of life.  New England colonies:  fishing, timber and shipping.  Middle colonies:  farming  Southern colonies:  rice and tobacco  plantations for this cash crop  warm weather ideal for this.

 Higher birth rates…greater population…more cities  Better transportation (boats, carriages)  Industry #1…controlled production of goods.

 Geography/fear of Indians force close relations  Requires Public Education  Diversity of Agriculture  Forests for shipbuilding

 Wide gap between rich and poor  Slaves were made to work the land  Few cities and poor transportation

 Agriculture #1  Cash crops indigo, rice, and tobacco  Plantations so travel not as important  Everything you needed was on plantation site

 Mayflower Compact  Signed by Pilgrims coming over on Mayflower ship from England.  Document stating they were still loyal to the King of England but wanted to have their own laws.

 Town Meetings  Plymouth, MA.  Everyone comes together and votes on issues and make laws…still seen today!

 Fundamental Orders of 1638  Document sent to England that would guarantee the existence of their current way of life  Did not want to live under England’s laws in America.  1 ST WRITTEN CONSTITUTION OF NEW WORLD

 Jamestown, VA  Joint-Stock Colony  When wealthy English men put money together and invested in a trading company  Began to export tobacco to England

 Plantation Systems  division of the land into smaller units under private ownership  tobacco, rice, sugar cane and cotton were labor intensive

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