 Identify the goals of English colonists  Explain why English colonists came to America  Describe the relationship between England and the colonies.

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 Identify the goals of English colonists  Explain why English colonists came to America  Describe the relationship between England and the colonies

 Importance of colony?  Sir Walter Raleigh  The mystery of CROATOAN

 Significance of settlement?  Why was this settlement created?  Resources Tobacco  John Smith

 Several problems doomed the colony Location/Starvation/Leadership  Milestones that the colony achieved?

 Bacon raises army to fight the Indians without English support  Virginia settlers stage a revolt against the royal governor.  Jamestown attacked and burned

 Connecticut Puritans vs the Pequot  Puritans hunt down and kill the Pequot  One of the earliest examples of open Indian resistance

 Native Americans led by Metacom (King Phillip)  Metacom created a united Native America force  First example of collaborative organized Indian resistance

 King Henry VIII  Puritans/Pilgrims  Mayflower Compact---terms of rule

 Little religious tolerance  Ruled by theocracy------religious leaders  The Salem Witch trials

 Fishing, Lumber, Farmers  Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts Rhode Island

 Farmers and traders---diverse economy  New York/New Jersey/Pennsylvania/Delaware  Similarities and differences?

 Staple crops are the economic focus  Huge farms  Slave labor will be in high demand  Maryland/the Carolinas/Georgia Virginia

 Colonies provide for the Mother Country  Finished goods vs raw materials  Triangular Trade  Trade restrictions

 What issues events led to stressed relations between England and the colonies?

 Indians vs English settlers/Indians forced west  English vs settlers/settler revolts eventually fail  Religious conflict/groups separate or tolerate