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The Founding of the American Colonies
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New England Colonies
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Seeking Religious Freedom Massachusetts __________ wanted to break with the Church of England They felt it was too much like the _____________. They felt it was too much like the _____________. Separatists Catholic church
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Mayflower Compact Roots of Democracy They vowed to _________agreed upon for the good of the colony. They vowed to _________agreed upon for the good of the colony. The Mayflower Compact helped establish the idea of ______________an d ____________in America. The Mayflower Compact helped establish the idea of ______________an d ____________in America. obey laws self-government majority rule
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Puritans wanted to reform or “purify” the Church of England. wanted to reform or “purify” the Church of England. Great Migration Great Migration John Winthrop Governor John Winthrop Governor
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_______________ was the colony’s Puritan governor. _______________ was the colony’s Puritan governor. John Winthrop
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Puritans The Puritans created a commonwealth in their colony The Puritans created a commonwealth in their colony Each __________set up its own town. Each __________set up its own town. The ___________ was the most important building in each town The ___________ was the most important building in each town congregation meetinghouse
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Only ____________________could vote or hold office. Only ____________________could vote or hold office. The colonists elected representatives to the _____________, which in turn chose the governor. The colonists elected representatives to the _____________, which in turn chose the governor. male church members General Court
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The New England Way By law, everyone in town had to attend _____________in the meetinghouse. By law, everyone in town had to attend _____________in the meetinghouse. Sermons provided instruction in the _________________. Sermons provided instruction in the _________________. This emphasized _____________________________. This emphasized _____________________________. church services “New England Way” duty, godliness, hard work, and honesty
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All children in New England, including girls, were taught to read in order to ____________. All children in New England, including girls, were taught to read in order to ____________. This ____________ led to rapid growth and success in New England. This ____________ led to rapid growth and success in New England. read the Bible work ethic
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Connecticut Not every one happy with strict rules Not every one happy with strict rules _______________ moved his congregation to Connecticut. _______________ moved his congregation to Connecticut. Hooker believed that not all laws should be based on _______________. Hooker believed that not all laws should be based on _______________. Thomas Hooker church beliefs
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Fundamental Orders of Connecticut They gave ___________ to non-church members. They gave ___________ to non-church members. They limited the power of the__________. They limited the power of the__________. First Constitution in the Colonies First Constitution in the Colonies voting rights governor
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Rhode Island Roger Williams and another Puritan, _______________, believed in religious toleration. Roger Williams and another Puritan, _______________, believed in religious toleration. They opposed _______________ at church. They opposed _______________ at church. They opposed taking Native American lands ________. They opposed taking Native American lands ________. Williams and Hutchinson were forced to leave ______________. Williams and Hutchinson were forced to leave ______________. Anne Hutchinson forced attendance by force Massachusetts
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Rhode Island guaranteed _______________ and the separation of church and state (government). Rhode Island guaranteed _______________ and the separation of church and state (government). The _______, another religious group, fled Massachusetts for freedom in Rhode Island. The _______, another religious group, fled Massachusetts for freedom in Rhode Island. religious freedom Quakers
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King Philip’s War Colonists forced Native Americans from their land. Colonists forced Native Americans from their land. Puritan colonies fought a war with Native Americans, called ______________. King Philip was the English name of _________, leader of the Wampanoag. Puritan colonies fought a war with Native Americans, called ______________. King Philip was the English name of _________, leader of the Wampanoag. ________________lost the war. ________________lost the war. “King Philip’s War” Metacom Native Americans
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Salem Witch trials In Salem, Massachusetts, some village girls were told stories about witches by _______, a slave from the West Indies. In Salem, Massachusetts, some village girls were told stories about witches by _______, a slave from the West Indies. The girls began to falsely accuse others of ___________. The girls began to falsely accuse others of ___________. This was seen as a sign from God to return to a ____________________. This was seen as a sign from God to return to a ____________________. More than ____ people were arrested and tried, and ___ were put to death. More than ____ people were arrested and tried, and ___ were put to death. Tituba witchcraft strict Puritan lifestyle 100 20
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Middle Colonies
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New York Dutch settlers financed by the _______________________ founded the colony of ______________. Dutch settlers financed by the _______________________ founded the colony of ______________. They set up a _______________ to attract more settlers. They set up a _______________ to attract more settlers. A _______ was a person who brought ___ settlers to the colony and received a _________ in return. A _______ was a person who brought ___ settlers to the colony and received a _________ in return. Dutch West India Company New Netherland patroon system patroon 50 land grant
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_________________ was the governor. Under his leadership, they attacked a Swedish settlement to add land to the colony. _________________ was the governor. Under his leadership, they attacked a Swedish settlement to add land to the colony. The colony became very ___________ The colony became very ___________ Peter Stuyvesant prosperous
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England’s king sent his brother, the ______________, to attack the colony. The colony surrendered to the __________. The colony surrendered to the __________. It became a ________________ – the Duke of York was now the owner of the colony. It became a ________________ – the Duke of York was now the owner of the colony. English proprietary colony Duke of York
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New Jersey The Duke of York gave land to his friends __________________________________. The Duke of York gave land to his friends __________________________________. They encourage settlers to come by promising them ________________. They encourage settlers to come by promising them ________________. Sir George Carteret and Lord John Berkeley religious freedom
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Pennsylvania King Charles of England owed money to the ____________. King Charles of England owed money to the ____________. In exchange, he gave _____________ a large piece of land in America. In exchange, he gave _____________ a large piece of land in America. Penn was an embarrassment to his family because he was a ________. Penn was an embarrassment to his family because he was a ________. Penn family William Penn Quaker
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Penn set up the colony of Pennsylvania as a _____ (safe place) for Quakers. Penn set up the colony of Pennsylvania as a _____ (safe place) for Quakers. They believed that people should live in peace. They believed that people should live in peace. They believed in _______________ and _______ to all. They believed in _______________ and _______ to all. They wanted ________________ to be treated fairly. They wanted ________________ to be treated fairly. haven religious freedom equality Native Americans
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Delaware The lower counties of _____________ felt that they had too far to travel to attend the _____________________. The lower counties of _____________ felt that they had too far to travel to attend the _____________________. They broke away to form their own colony of ___________. They broke away to form their own colony of ___________. Pennsylvania representative assembly Delaware
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Southern Colonies
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Maryland _______________ (George Calvert) founded Maryland to give religious freedom to ___________. _______________ (George Calvert) founded Maryland to give religious freedom to ___________. They passed the ________________ in 1649, which gave religious freedom to ______________. They passed the ________________ in 1649, which gave religious freedom to ______________. Lord Baltimore Catholics Act of Toleration all Christians
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The Carolinas The Carolinas were established by the English king as a _______________. The Carolinas were established by the English king as a _______________. People settled in two different areas of the Carolinas, _______________ Carolina. People settled in two different areas of the Carolinas, _______________ Carolina. Farmers in the North grew ________. Farmers in the North grew ________. Farmers in the South grew _____. Farmers in the South grew _____. Later Carolina was divided into two colonies. Later Carolina was divided into two colonies. proprietary colony North and South tobacco rice
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Georgia _________________ established Georgia as a haven for ___________. _________________ established Georgia as a haven for ___________. _________ were people who owed money and were ____________ for not paying. _________ were people who owed money and were ____________ for not paying. Oglethorpe wanted to give debtors a new life in Georgia. Oglethorpe wanted to give debtors a new life in Georgia. James Oglethorpe debtors Debtors put in prison
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Georgia was also established to protect the English colonies from the __________________. Georgia was also established to protect the English colonies from the __________________. It was the _____ of the thirteen colonies. It was the _____ of the thirteen colonies. Spanish in Florida last
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