England’s Early Settlement of Virginia Roanoke and Jamestown.

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England’s Early Settlement of Virginia Roanoke and Jamestown

Elizabeth I Reigned 1558 – 1603 Wanted colonies to compete with Spain (mercantilism) ◦ Spread Protestant faith ◦ Provide raw materials ◦ Be a market for English goods

Roanoke Island (Lost Colony) charter Queen Elizabeth gave Sir Walter Raleigh a charter (a document that allowed colonists to live on land owned by their country.) to begin a colony in the North America.

Roanoke 1580s – The Lost Colony Poorly planned and supplied Poorly planned and supplied ◦ Failed ◦ Failed due to hunger and bad relations with the Native Americans. ◦ All but 15 men went back to England on a ship.

James I Reigned Wanted colonies that would economically help England Wanted to get rid of people who don’t want to follow the Church of England

Jamestown The First Permanent English Settlement In 1606, King James I gave permission to the Virginia Company of London to try a colony. ◦Joint-stock company ◦First to settle Jamestown Jamestown Virginia Jamestown was named after the King James I and Virginia was named after Elizabeth I, the Virgin Queen of England.

Hardship in Jamestown Lead by John Smith Gentlemen did not want to work. ◦ John Smith ◦ John Smith – “He who will not work, shall not eat” John Smith returns to England in 1609 ◦ Leads to poor colonial leadership Not educated in how to plant food in Virginia. ◦ The Starving Time ◦ The Starving Time – 1609 Native American attacks Disease

Jamestown Thrives John Rolfe – arrives in Jamestown in 1610 ◦ Married Pocahontas – daughter of Powhatan chief Experimented with planting Caribbean tobacco seeds in fertile Virginia soil. The cash crop was the savior of the colony of Jamestown and Virginia Free Enterprise Free Enterprise ◦ Business not interfered with by government ◦ Colonists farmed the land for profit ◦ Private land ownershipexpanded ◦ Private land ownership expanded  Gave people an incentive to work

House of Burgesses Start of Representative Government Virginia Company allows creation of a representative body 1619 – Virginia Company allows creation of a representative body ◦ Gave people a voice in their government ◦ Ten towns sent 2 representatives called burgesses to an assembly

New Arrivals change Jamestown 1 st English settlement to use African slaves Jamestown – 1 st English settlement to use African slaves “20 & odd Negroes, which the governor & cape merchant bought…at the best & easiest rate they could” ◦Written by John Rolfe in 1619

A Review of Jamestown (Virginia) 1607 First permanent English Settlement in North America Created by Virginia Company of London ◦ Joint Stock Company ◦ created colony to make profit for investors Many hardships faced John Rolfe’s tobacco plant created wealth House of Burgesses in 1619 Created House of Burgesses in 1619 ◦ First representative body in American colonies John Smith