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First settlements (1500s mid 1600s)Colonial settlements (mid 1600s 1700s)
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3 Sections 1. New England colonies 2. Middle colonies 3. Southern colonies
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Jamestown colony Why here? 1.Sea port – close to the Atlantic Ocean 2. Somewhat isolated from Native Americans, “Indians”
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Jamestown colony First permanent colony in America In Virginia, 1607 105 volunteers from England COMPLETELY unprepared for the upcoming months Who?
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What happened? King James (British Monarch) sent them overseas Men focused too much attention on finding gold instead of farming 32/105 After 1 year how many lived?
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How did Jamestown survive? John Smith vs. Pochahontas vs. John Rolfe John Smith vs. Pochahontas vs. John Rolfe What problems did Jamestown colonists face? lack of food, harsh winter, fool’s gold poor relations with Native Americans How did they survive the winter/starvation? Traded with Native Americans How did they eventually earn money? Focused attention on growing tobacco
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What happened to many Native Americans?
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Massachusetts Bay colony Plymouth, Massachusetts, 1620 Why here? 1.Sea port – easy access to Atlantic 2.Away from hostile Natives
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Massachusetts Bay colony First successful colony in America 13 years after Jamestown was settled Why is this important? learned from Jamestown’s mistakes better prepared Why was the colony formed? To escape religious intolerance
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Pilgrims What images come to mind?
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Pennsylvania Colony Founded by ____________ in 1682. Who? Quakers Why PA? Didn’t fit in anywhere else
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Quakers Religious freedom – no matter the religion Opposed violence Had peaceful relations with Natives
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Jamestown vs. Massachusetts vs. Pennsylvania FORMED BECAUSE: POPULATION OF: WORK: Naïve, Selfish Dug for gold plantations SUCCESSES: Tobacco FORMED BECAUSE: POPULATION OF: WORK: SUCCESSES: FORMED BECAUSE: Religious freedom didn’t fit it in w/ South or North POPULATION OF: Quakers WORK: SUCCESSES:
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