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1 EXPLORATION Colonization

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3 THE THIRTEEN COLONIES New England Colonies fishing, shipping, manufacturing Middle Colonies Southern Colonies farming

4 TYPES OF GOVERNMENT Royal Colonies Proprietary Colonies
Charter Colonies Town meetings House of Burgesses Mayflower Compact Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

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6 SOME KEY COLONISTS!!!! John Smith and John Rolfe-- organizers
Metacom  Native American Resister Bejamin Lay - a gadfly Peter Zenger freedom of the Press- Jemmy A SLAVE who fights back Anne Hutchinson freedom of religion Giles Corey– Salem Witch Trials Roger Williams- freedom of religion

7 What’s Happening in the Colonies
2 million colonists by 1775!!!! Matthew 5: 14 Mentality Great Awakening- Middle Passage and Slave Rebellions Mercantilism and Triangular Trade Salutary Neglect  England chooses not to enforce Navigation Acts French and Indian War Bankruptcy Taxation

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