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THE ENGLISH COLONIES

Transcript: None Chesapeake THE ENGLISH COLONIES strict rules on religion Puritan Separatists were dominant Males had ALL authority Elite education devoted to ministry Politics in hands of Puritan "saints" All taxes went towards church Close-knit community because of church Town meetings ran by selectmen Common to have By: Knicki Bergman, Jana Phillips, Brayden Vinal, Emily Prendergast, and Alexis Crook Bibliography most religious tolerant very disorganized society Social tension between Protestants and Catholics MOST religiously tolerant place in the world Large, dispersed settlements Many slaves Church not very important None Definitions Many dissenters Religion played minor role in politics and economy seeking religious freedom Middle Atlantic New England witchcraft conjectures "Geography was the primary factor in shaping the development of the British colonies in North America." Women had more freedoms Brinkley, Alan. American History. Boston, Mass.: McGraw Hill, 1995. Print. "13 Colonies and Their Reasons for Founding." Flashcards. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Sept. 2014 "(AP) 13 Colonies." Flashcards. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Sept. 2014. "The Middle Colonies." The Middle Colonies. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Sept. 2014. Very diverse: Anglican, Quakers, Dutch Reformed, Puritans, Lutherans, Mennonites, Huguenots, Baptists, Jews, German Reformed, Church of England, etc Small, dispersed settlements

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Transcript: Motives for settlement Northern, Middle and South Thank you! Bye! Religious Beliefs South: South Social Values Middle - peace and equality Middle: middle North South: Geography The English Colonies North- model religious society Middle: Economics North: North: South, rich and superior of other races

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Transcript: The colonists in the Southern colonies had friendly relationships with the Natives at first. During the rough winters, the Powhatan Confederacy of Indians gave them food and other tips. John Rolfe, a colonist who discovered the cultivation of tobacco, married Pocahontas to form peace. Eventually, conflicts arose and lasted for twenty years, leading to Bacon's Rebellion in 1676. During this time, colonists became angry and began attacking friendly Indians. The Middle Colonies had great climate,and they also had great soil. Since they had great soil that meant they were able to grow staple crops. Staple crops included barley, oat, and wheat. New York and Philadelphia became important centers of trade. Religion/Government Religion/ Government The Southern Colonies' geography was mostly fertile so cash crops such as tobacco, rice, and indigo were a huge part of the economy. The weather warm and it caused for long growing seasons. South Carolina had large plantations, but North Carolina was very mountainous leading it to have small farms. In fact, South Carolina's economy was similar to Georgia's. Colonists in the Northern Colonies They had a great relationship with the Native Americans. They had a trading post with the Iroquios Indians. They even exchanged fur and other goods with them. English Colonies: Labor Force Relationships w/ Native Americans The End Labor in New England was mostly done by families. At this time, there were not as many slaves around to do work. Women were also highly respected workers. They worked as homemakers, land owners and some owned small businesses. The religious tolerance attracted many people. It included Jews, Catholics, Puritans, and the Quakers. The Quakers were the Society of Friends. Government in the Middle Colonies elected their own legislature. They were democratic and had a governor. PICTURES: Slave Poster from the Southern Colonies Religion and government were closely linked in New England. To be apart of the court, you must be Christian. They established a general court which later became acts of self government. Dissenters who disagreed with laws would be punished or forced out of colony. That is actually how some states were founded. The Northern Colonies are located on the northern part of the colonies. The soil of the Northern Colonies is very rocky and the climate was harsh. The colonist didn't know how to farm until natives taught them how to fertilize plants. The economy was was mostly based on trade and farming. Major industries include merchants' trade, shipbuilding, and fishing. Middle Colonies Religion/Government Geography/ Economy The Southern Colonies Labor Force Relationships w/ Native Americans Geography /Economy Labor Force The Southern Colonies consist of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. The colonists were friendly with the natives, but when they wanted the Indians' land, conflicts arose and the peace was broken. This region's economy relied on cash crops since it had a warm climate, fertile soil, and long growing seasons. Some cash crops include tobacco, rice, and indigo. South Carolina had large plantations and many slaves since it had very fertile soil, whereas North Carolina had small farms since it was so mountainous. Success in agriculture led to an increase in demand for laborers in the Southern Colonies. Slavery was a huge part of the culture because plantations required lots of work. The slaves lived by a slave code which stated that slaves could not gather in groups, own weapons, learn to read or write, and travel without a pass. The government of the Southern Colonies was democratic and had an elected assembly to agree on political decisions. The King did have a big influence on the government though. In England, Catholics were being persecuted , so they moved to America and established Maryland as a refuge. The Middle Colonies consist in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. They often prided themselves on their rich diversity. They had a great relationship with the Natives. They did have lots of slaves, but indentured servants were a larger source. The slaves had many different jobs. They had a good amount of African slaves when they first started. In the Middle Colonies they mostly grew staple crops, which were crops that were always needed. Unlike New England they had many different types of religions there. They also had agricultural products and natural resources. They were the big food producing region. Northern Colonies- Paiton Echols Southern Colonies- Luciana Lopez-Aita Middle Colonies- Lindsey Her There were salves but indentured servants were a larger source of labor. Slaves worked in cities as skilled laborers, black smiths, and carpenters. Other slaves worked on farms, board ships, and in the growing shipbuilding industry. By Paiton Echols, ,Luciana Lopez-Aita ,and Lindsey Her The colonists had a good relationship with the natives. Natives helped with life at Plymouth Colony. They

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Transcript: Bacon attacked and burned Jamestown which is called Bacon's Rebellion but he died of a fever and the rebellion was ended. The colony began to grow stronger in the mid-1620s when more settlers arrived there. Many people had slaves to work for them, although, slavery was not very popular. The Massachusetts Bay Colony passed some laws requiring parents to provide education to their children. The colonists got help from the Powhatan Confederacy, they received food and taught them how to farm crops such as corn. In Plymoth, the name of the colony, women had more legal rights than they did in England. Tobacco farmers established large plantations. Pilgrims on the Move Puritans Leave England Anne Hutchinson publicly discussed religious ideas which made her get kicked out of the colony because the though she was crazy. Most colonists stopped their children's education after the elementary grades so they could work on their parent's farm. After a certain amount of time, the Apprentices became journeymen who traveled and learned new skills. Many people in Virginia lived on scattered farms rather than in towns Samoset also introduced a Patuxet Indian named Squanto who taught them how to fish and farm. In 1609, about 400 settlers arrived in Jamestown and disease hit and only about 60 colonists survived the "Starving Time" as they called it. Powhatan Confederacy Many of the workers they hired were indentured servants. The Mayflower Compact James Oglethorpe founded Georgia in 1732 and founded the city if Savannah in 1733. In the mid-1620s, England's economy suffered and many people lost their jobs. Great Migration On May 14, about 40 miles up the James River, the colonists founded the first permanent English Settlement, Jamestown. In England, women could not sue, make contracts, or own property. Education in the Colonies Headright System The plantations were made possible by the headright system which was also started by the London Company. The northern economy had many skilled craftspeople. The southern colonies' cash crops were difficult to harvest so they needed many slaves. Apprentices lived with their master and they learned from them. Expansion of Slavery Fishing Parents wanted their children to learn how to read the Bible. In 1605, a company called the London Company asked King James to found a settlement. Section 1 A protestant group named the Puritans wanted to reform the Anglican Church. In 1700, most of the men and women in New England could read and write. The demand for workers was greater than the supply of people wanting to work as indentured servants. The Pilgrims and the Naive Americans had a feast also known as Thanksgiving where they killed wild turkeys to mark the survival of the Pilgrims in the new colony. Because of the fighting, the English Crown canceled the London Company's charter because they could not protect the colonists. Since they left, they were able to practice their religion freely without persecution. Maryland War in Virginia A New Colony Also, the Church of England punished Puritans who disagreed with the official rules and opinions. Many colonies such as Connecticut, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rode Island were based on manufacturing. The merchants grew in power because of all the money they were making. People also captured and killed whales with spears and harpoons for the oil for lighting. In 1712, the Carolina colony split up into South and North Carolina because it was too hard to control for one person. Daily Life in Virginia Because of the Headright System, colonists who paid their own way to Virginia got 50 acres of land in return. Women in the Colony Founding a New Colony Over 40,000 people left England to go to the English Colonies. They were not allowed to worship freely by the Church of England. Settlement in Jamestown In 1614, a colonist named John Rolfe married Pocahontas, which helped the colonists' relationship with the Powhatan Confederacy. Pilgrims and Puritans When the first winter came, nearly half of the Pilgrims died from sickness and freezing weather. The Carolinas and Georgia Most men worked in the field chopping wood for a shelter while women cooked and sewed and also carried water and dried fruit and also cared for livestock. The rich colonists who brought people to Virginia received large amounts of land The Great Migration is a series of economical, political, and religious problems in England. Pilgrims were a Separatist group that left England to escape from religious persecution. New England merchants traded with other colonies, locally, and sometimes traveled far away to trade. In 1630, a fleet of ships with Puritan colonists on board left England to go to Massachusetts and they were led by a man named John Winthrop. Higher Education The second college was founded in Virginia in 1693 called William and Mary. The Pilgrim's settlement included many families who worked together to survive who were also the center of religion and community well-being.

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Transcript: The English Colonies Settlement in Jamestown Founding a new colony James River Powhatan confederacy And war in virginia Labor in virginia Becon's Rebellion Southern Colonies Early in virginia people lived on scattered frams rather than in towns. Tobacco Farmers estabilshed large Farms Called Plantations. These Plantations were made possible in part by the headright system, Which was started by the london company Colonists who paid their own way to virginia received 50 acres of land. A colonists could earn another 50 acres for ever additional persone brought from Englad Jamestown fared batter under John smith who took control of the colony and built a for in 1608 , The Coloniest received help from the powerful powhatan Confederacy of Native Americans . The Powhatan brought food to help the Colonists and taught them how to grow corn. By The spring of 1610 ,only 60colonists were still alive , John Rofl Introduced a new tyoe of tobacco that sold well in England War in virginia John Rolfe married pocahontas, daughter of the powhatan leader , In 1622 Colonists killed a powhatan leader , The Powhatan responded by attack-ing the virgina settler later that year. Virginia became a royal colony and existed under the authority of a governor chosen by the king Colonist in Virginia suffered very high death rates , Which Led to labor shortages, The majority of workers were Indentured servants , These servant signed a contract to work for four to seven years for those who paid for their journey to America As plantation , soon colonial officials began to ask for more taxes during the mid-1600s poor colonists protested the higher taxes, In 1676 a group of Farmer indentured servant led by Becon attacked some friendly American Indians. Becon opposed the governor's policies promoting trade with American Indians. He Also thought the colonists should be able to take the indian's land. When the governor tried to stop him , Becon and his Followers attacked and burn James Town in an uprising known as Becon's Rebellion By Rawan Amr The investors in the new settement formed a joint- stock Company Called the london company, On April 26, 1607 ,The First 105 colonists sent by london company arrived in america. On may 14, about 40 miles up the james river in virginia, the colonies faounded Jamestown , the frist permanent English settlement in North America. Most of the men who came to jamestown were adventurers with no farming experience or useful skills . Jamestown was surrounded by maeshes full of disease carrying mosquitoes. By the time winter arrived two-thirds of the original colonists had died Bacon Controlled much of the colony. He died of fever , However, and the rebellion soon ended In 1605 a company of English merchant Asked king James for the right to found a settlement , In 1606 The king granted the request of the company to settle in Region Called Virginia New group of colonists began planning their move to America to escape religious persecution , The English Catholics would ally with catholic countries Such AS France and Spain

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The English Colonies

Transcript: Rhode Island In 1631 Roger Williams and his family went to Massachusetts bay colony. They settled in a town named salem and William became a minister. He became a popular minister because they had the same beliefs. They thought that their church should be saparate from the rule of the england church. And they should not be punished for their beliefs. WIlliams often said his beliefs to sermons and letters he wrote to Governer John Withrope. After a while his ideas became non popoular with the other ministers. In 1635 Puritan leaders all agreed to expel him or force him to leave. After he left salem the Williams family left beyond the border. He went to the Narragansetts ( nar-uh-GAN-suht) Bay colony. There they gave his family food and protection. In 1636 lots of Williams followers left salem and went there with him. And he found a new settlement called providence. it is now the capital of Rhode Island. He setup a government based on the consent, or agreement of settlers. That gave them the right to have a free religion of their choice. The English Colonies

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