The Great Migration By: Ethan Gaiser, Billy Reed, Kayla Cross, Briana Leon, Keegan Olson.

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The Great Migration By: Ethan Gaiser, Billy Reed, Kayla Cross, Briana Leon, Keegan Olson

Jamestown, Virginia Sir Francis Drake “Sea Dog” James River Jamestown John Smith 60 total Struggles Tobacco

Reason for Migration Huge European population explosion Land shortage in England Economic depression Religion repression by King Charles I Civil war

John Winthrop Led 1,000 people to Boston “As a city upon a hill” Elected governor “A Modell of Christian Charity”

City Upon a Hill 15,000-20,000 migrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony Under the leadership of John Winthrop Very strict Puritan values Religion based society and government

Work Cited 1.Bremer, Francis J. "John Winthrop." American Historians, Ed. Clyde Norman Wilson. Detroit: Gale, Dictionary of Literary Biography Vol. 30. Literature Resource Center. Web. 31 Aug "John Winthrop." Encyclopedia of World Biography. Detroit: Gale, World History in Context. Web. 31 Aug "Puritan Migration, " Historic U.S. Events. Detroit: Gale, U.S. History in Context. Web. 31 Aug