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  1. 113 ColoniesVirginia, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Delaware, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Connecticut
  2. 2Charter Trading Companies/Joint Stock*company given charter of land for trading
    *stockholders actively participate in the company-Merchant Adventurers
    VIRGINIA & MASSACHUSETTS
    Outliers- Rhode Island & New Hampshire
  3. 3Foreign CompaniesDutch Companies
    DELAWARE & NEW YORK
  4. 4Proprietary GrantsGrant given to individuals to rule as see fit
    NEW JERSEY, MARYLAND,PENNSYLVANIA, GEORGIA,SOUTH CAROLINA,CONNECTICUT
  5. 5Colonies offer land for ColonistsOffer representative gov.
  6. 6ChesapeakeMARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
    along Chesapeake bay
    TABACCO-cash crop
  7. 7Virginia CompanyJoint stock
    Merchant Adventurers= Second Sons
  8. 8Law of PrimogenitureLand only given to oldest son b/c-productivity/ keep the land in tact
  9. 9Jamestown1607
    Established by Second Sons
    Defensive sight- see into river to protect
    Can't grow crops-swamp-humid
    Disease-Mosquito
    Dissentary-purges liquid from body-Significant death-most people of Virginia
    Don't know how to farm and no land
  10. 10John SmithRich Adventurer
    Experienced at growing crops-In charge of food
    Interacts well with the natives
    1607-08- 50 people survive the winter
  11. 11Chief PowhatanOne of largest Indian populations
    John Smith taken by Indians
    Pocahontas saves him
    Builds relationship-gives up old life
  12. 12John RolfeMarries Pocahontas -gets sick and dies in England
    Helps establish positive relations with England
  13. 13TobaccoColumbus discovered it
    Virginia-sweeter strain-discover
    Leads to long term success
    Short term-death
    John Smith-injured-leads to violent interaction
  14. 14Winter of 1609-1610Mostly fish-starve
    Starving time leads to cannibalism
    Digging up graves-execute to discourage others
    NEARLY KILLS JAMESTOWN
    Spring-settlers want to leave but reinforcement comes
  15. 15Head rights1618
    Pay for own passage-100 acres of land
    Bring other people -50 per person
  16. 16House of Burgesses1619-First representative government
    First Legislative Government
  17. 171622347 Settlers die because of Indians
  18. 181624Virginia Company loses charter
  19. 191647All colonies Royal companies
  20. 20Jamestown Failure8500 start
    1300 left
    60% of Virginia-poor indentured servants- Don't get land
    Best land by the river-water table-grow tobacco
    Indentured servents- away from water-with Indians
    Grow 3 years-get more land from Natives
    Soil Exhaustion
    Can't Marry
    Frustrated
  21. 21Berkeley and Bacon's rebellionRepresentatives- represent Wealthy
    Don't care for poor farmers
  22. 22Nathaniel Bacon 1676Farmer organizes army-clears natives from the land
    March on Jamestown-women and children as human shields
    Burn Jamestown to ground
    Berekley flee and wait for reinforcement
    Government doesn't listen
    Dies of heart failure/Dissentary-ends revolt
    100 years before another rebellion
    * Foreshadow of Revolution
  23. 23Maryland CompanyHead right system
    Catholic refuge
    Protestand indentured servants
    * Religious divide
    tobacco
  24. 24New EnglandPuritan religion-Unites
    Roman Catholic Church
    Faith in god & confession
    Control message of the bible because its in Latin
  25. 25Martin LutherHas faith, confess, but not clean
    Revalation- no amount of work can fix self
    * Salvation by faith alone
    Indulgences-pay for forgiveness
    Tezel-monk selling indulgences-Luther Catches
    95 Thesis-95 problems with the church-nail to door
    * Public announcement-problems with church
    * Start Protestant Reformation
  26. 26John Calvin CalvinismWorks are evidence of your salvation
    Faith and act well
    *Predestination
    Puritans= Calvinist
    Puritans purify church of England
    Baptism and Communication
    No adornments- images, stained glass
  27. 27SeparatistsChurch already damned
    Holland-worship how they want
    But..
    Children more Dutch
  28. 28Virginia Company1620-offers separatist piece of land
    Timber and Supplies
    1 Ship-35 people
    Sept 1620-Mayflower
    Atlantic-hurricanes -3months
    Stay in Cape Cpd hook
  29. 29John HawlinOn Mayflower
    Populates England
  30. 30Plymouth Plantation Mayflower CompactAgree to abide by laws made by leaders of their choosing
    Democracy
    Found food if Indians
    Peace with Indians
  31. 31SquantoUnderstand English
    Kidnapped by English sailor and escaped
    Negotiated for Indians and English
    Help English Survive
  32. 32William BradfordGovernor of Plymouth
    Small and poor, Isolated
    Fur Trade and Grow Corn
    1st thanksgiving with the Indians
    Massachusetts bay-Charter Company
    All puritans-stockholders
  33. 33John WinthropModel Community
    City Upon a hill
    Governor
  34. 34Great Migration1630
    1st 10 years-20000 People come over
    No Disease
    High Life expectancy
    Charter used to make Government
    Laws-10 Commandments-can't follow
    Tax-to the church
    Voting-own land, Active member of the Church
    Questioning-membership decline-less voting
    CRISIS-no longer model community
  35. 35Halfway Covenant 16621/2 Membership in the church
    Vote and Participate
    Continue to Decline
    Devil at Work
    Community Split
    1691-Massachusetts Loses Charter
    No more religious restriction
  36. 36ConnecticutNew Haven- too lenient
    Hartford-Too strict
  37. 37Rhode IslandRefugee Community
  38. 38Roger WilliamsSeparatist
    10 Commandments NOT laws
    Tax NOT go to church
    NO church membership
    * Separation of Church and State
    *Charter of Massachusetts is invalid
    Natives here first
    Arrested, runs to natives
  39. 39Narraganset IndiansNegotiate for Property
  40. 40Providence PlantationFreedom of religion
    Separation of Church and State
  41. 41Anne HutchensonRevalation from god
    Puritans emphasize work too much
    Gets following
    Escorted and Can't come back
    Goes to Rhode Island
    Dies 1638
  42. 42New HampshireCreated by Anne Hutchenson Followers
  43. 43Middle ColoniesDiverse Economy
    Tobacco
    Fur trade
    Timber
    wheat
    corn
    squash
    Hudson and Delaware rivers for trade
  44. 44New YorkDutch 1624-New Netherlands
    Fur trade
    Manhatten-New Amsterdam
    Indians sell land then reclaim-don't understand ownership
    Attract populations
  45. 45Patroonships Dutch version of Head rights16 mile land strip on the river
    free
    Timber and Livestock
    50 people for 4 years
    small population
    tolerant society
    No legislative assembly
    British block ports
    1664 give up colony to Britain (King charles 2nd)
  46. 46New YorkNew Netherland
    James-Duke of York- New York
    Keep Patroonships
    gives Jeresy to Friends
    Difficult to build around Geography
    Slave Port
  47. 47New JerseyNo Native Economy
    North- From New York
    South-Philadelphia
  48. 48Pennsylvania and DelawareWilliam Penn-Founder
    1681repayment of debt by Charles the 2nd
    Build for Quakers
  49. 49Qackers (Society of Friends)Everyone has a piece of god in them
    Equal portions of land
    No social class
    *1st colony to abolish slavery
    Natives as equals
    Race and Gender equality
    Divine Writings
    No preachers
    Persecuted
  50. 50William Penn's Holy Experiment (Pennsylvania)Quacker refuge
    Invite Europeans into Penn.
    Dutch Penn/German Population
    City of Brotherly love
  51. 51Charter of LibertiesGives right to legislative assembly
    Just have to pay taxes=don't
    Penn goes to prison
  52. 52Delaware 1682Mixed Economies
  53. 53Southern ColoniesCotton
    North and South Carolina
    1660-proprietary grands
    offer Head right and assembly
    Nobody comes over because of death
  54. 54Port RoyalNorth Carolina
    1st settlement 1670-similar to Virginia
    more land
    poor tobacco farmers
  55. 55Charles TownSouth Carolina
    humid, hot
    British Plantation owners from Barbados
    Sugar
    rum
    Ma lasses
    Slaves and Culture
  56. 56South CarolinaRice-grows in water
    Very Successful
    Indigo-crop-dye
    One of Wealthiest
  57. 57North CarolinaPoor Extension of Virginia
    1729-no more grant
    Royal colony
    Split them
  58. 58Georgiacreated after all colonies royal
    1732-limited proprietary grants-21 years
    Board of trustees
    *Protect South Carolina against Spanish
    Land restrictions
    No rum-Indians
    No slaves
    No Catholics
  59. 59James OglethorpeNot in prison for debt
    attracts prisoners-start over
    eventually gives larger land
    1751- no restrictions against slavery
    causes economy to boom
    1753- becomes royal colony
    Justification- south can't live without slavery
  60. 60Navigation ActsMercantilism- export raw materials-produce finished goods- no colonies produce finished goods
    English Revolution- no king
    Dominated by upper middle class
    tried to get colonies back together
    Only English ships to Colonial ships
    Only trade with English
  61. 61Navigation ActsShips patrol ports-Economy declines
    less ships to watch the Atlantic
    Economy grows
    Roller coaster economy
    Colonist understand government can restrict trade
  62. 62Colonial Wars1688-1763
    4 wars that reshaped relationship with the colonists and England
  63. 63Threat of New FranceFrench move into a new territory
    All lands West of the Great Lakes
    Mississippi river-Lasalle found it
    Goes back to Canada and goes back down the Mississippi
    Crew kills him
    French claim Canada and Mississippi
  64. 64French1750
    80,000 people
    soldiers listen to Indians
    Gurilla Warfare
    Ability to start over
    Ablility to move constricted
    Navy loses every time
  65. 65US1750
    1.5 million people
  66. 66French and Indian War/7 years warStarts In North America-bleeds over to Europe
    1st World War
    Colonies and England-trade
    Tensions Increase after the war
    Prelude/Cause-Ohio River Valley
  67. 67Ohio River ValleyFlows into Mississippi
    Agriculturally rich
    No one knows who owns it
    1749- French scouts move into Ohio Valley
    Make an Agreement with Indians
    Lead plates to establish claims of Louis the 15th
  68. 68Marquis Duquesene French Fort1752-New France Government
    Secures boundaries
    Soldiers Present- increases threat
    1753- small unit to force the French to leave
  69. 69George WashingtonDoesn't speak French
    French refuse to leave
    Washington Goes to Appalachian Mountains
  70. 70Fort Necessitywork with the Indians
    use them to scout the area
    Colonial leaders see the issue-people don't cooperate
    State Militia-Protect the community-no cooperation
    Calls a Meeting
  71. 71Albany Congress and Benjamin FranklinProposal for better cooperation
    1754- New Federal Government
    President is general over all the colonies
    * Rejected because colonies don't want to give up their rights to national government
  72. 721754 WAR1/2 King and Indians find 10 French
    Washington surrounds encampment and tries to negotiate
    2 Diplomats-can't kill them- negotiate to leave
    Indians slaughter the french-Causes Problems
  73. 73WashingtonLost a lot of battles
    Won the Important ones
  74. 74Washington SurrendersDocument of Indians and Others- Not engage in fighting again
    Washington- Knowledge responsibility to killing 2 diplomats
    Fort Necessity became a reason for war
  75. 75French and Indian WarColonists only had Militia to protect them
    British send over Braddock
  76. 76Edward BraddockWashington's 1st real interaction with regular British citizens
    Meets with Braddock- tells him how to fight but Braddock thinks they're hilbillies
    Feb 1755- Launch and attack-worst time
    Indians Kill them
    Only survive because of Washington-retreat
    NO more army
    Frontier- domain of Indian attacks
  77. 771756 -7 years warBritain vs France
  78. 78British NavyAlly
    Prussia= Germany- Great Military
  79. 79FrenchAlly
    Austria
    Russia
    Sweden
  80. 80France WinsPrussia is defeated- 1757
    1757 New Prime minister
  81. 81William PittOrganizer
    *Divides wars into locations
    European theater- send money- Buy mercenaries for Prussia
    Colonial Theater- send man power-to colonies
  82. 82Forced Quartering/ ProvisioningProvide for army
    Food
    Shelter
  83. 83ImpressmentBritish select replacement soldiers from the colonies
    Colonists angry at the soldiers
    Colonist ask Pit to recognize authority of Assembly
    1758 he recognizes it but raises taxes
    Moor cooperative colonists
  84. 841758 Louisburg Summerattack and capture
    Island in St. Lawrence river- blocks the river
  85. 85Nov 1758 Fort DoquenseBurned and became Fort Pitt
  86. 861759Quebec
  87. 871760Montreal
  88. 881763 Peace in ParisMap of North America is redrawn
    British Territory- East of Mississippi and Canada and Florida
    Spanish Territory- West of Mississippi and New Orleans
    French Territory- Martinique/Guadalupe and Hispaniola
  89. 89Aftermath2 Views of the Empire
    British- Expensive war-6 billion dollars
    Taxing British citizens-tighten control
    Colonists- Feeding the French-want tight control-colonists want less regulation
  90. 901760-1763Britain wants Ohio River Valley
    Ottowa uprising- Pontiac
    Redcoats want to solve Indian problem
    *British are convinced the colony needs protection
    *British limit battles with Indians by killing them
  91. 91Proclamation of 1763Drawing a line on the Appalachian
    Mountains
    English/British colonists cannot move WEST of that line
    British want to make Indian confederacy-but want to keep land
    Tensions with Indians cause Revolution
  92. 92George GrenvilleNew Prime Minister
    Turn around relations with Colonies and British
    Colonies drive the English Empire
    Grenvile's New trade Acts
  93. 93Stamp Act 1765Colonist pay tax for printed products
    Revenue tax-money for gov.
    Representative gov.-levy tax
    *Britain has no representation in colonies
    run by nobles and upper middle class
    *aware of how much you pay taxes
    *poor attempt to tax-upper and middle class has high literacy
    NO stamps purchased in the colonies
  94. 94Stamp Act Congresscolonies meet and respond
    *Boycott British finished goods until the stamp act was repealed
  95. 95Sons of LibertyEnforce Boycott
    Tear down booths and burn stamps
    1776-Parliament repeals stamp act because of British Merchants
  96. 961776 Declaratory ActParliament has right to tax colonies as they see fit
  97. 971767 Pitt appoints prime ministerCharles Townshend
  98. 98Duty ActTax on 5 products
    Paper,Paint,Glass,Lead,Tea
    Boycott again- No selling or Buying goods
    Colonists angry at tax collectors-most dangerous jobs
  99. 99British Tax CollectorsBetter Houses
    Soldiers Protect them
    Boston House-angriest
    Soldiers fire at crowds
  100. 100March 5,177060 colonist throwing things in front of Custom house
    Soldiers fire on colonists
  101. 101Boston Massacre5 People died
    10 Soldiers arrested
    8/10 soldiers branded as murderers
  102. 102Crispus Attics1st casualty of the American Revolution
  103. 1031770's New Prime Minister Lord NorthHeal the relationship of the Colonies and England
    1st-he repeals Duty Act except for tea
  104. 104Committees of Correspondence Gaspee IncidentBetter Communication with colonists
    Custom ship to control smuggling
    got grounded and set on fire
  105. 105Tea act 1773Revenue tea act
    Bankrupcy of British East India Company
    * save the British Company
    *Only company that can sell tea to colonies
    *saved because the nobles run it
    * Colonists keep ships from coming in
  106. 106Boston Tea party Dec 16,1773150 Colonists dump tea into harbor disguised as Indians
    342 chests
    1 million dollars
    No one identified specifically
    Parliament reacts
  107. 107Intolerable Acts* Close Boston port until price of tea is payed back-port cant make money
    * Massachusetts Charter Suspended- no legislative assembly-under marshal/military rule -Thomas Gage
    *Major criminal trials transferred to England (10 redcoats-got off free)
    *Massachusetts-provision and quarter all troops
  108. 1081st Continental Congress 1774Colonies gather in Philadelphia for a response
    7 weeks-solution
    * Declaration of American rights-parliament regulate commerce but not tax
    *Grievances to the King
  109. 109Continental Association- Economyregulate importation and non importation
    December-give giv. time to respond then meet again
  110. 110Conciliatory Resolves May 1775Grants to colonies
    *self-govern
    * No coercive acts
    1st shot of the American Revolution
  111. 111ResistanceLexington and concord-General Gage
    2 Radical Key leaders- John Hancock and Samuel Adams
    Secret expedition to Lexington and Concord
  112. 112Paul ReveerUse spies to find out about attacks
    2 lamps-go by sea
    Gets arrested for saying british are comming
  113. 113William Dawsinforms British are coming but never makes it
  114. 114Samuel PrescottMakes it all the way to tell news
    Minute men are alerted-70 blockade
    April 1775
    700 red coats
    * 1st shot-heard around the world
    John and Sam flee
    2 Minutes-8 dead 10 wounded
  115. 115Red Coats march into LexingtonDon't find anything-angry
  116. 116Red Coats march into ConcordFind nothing-angry
    set homes on fire
    Brit loss- 3 dead 9 wounded
    Americans used guerrilla warfare
  117. 117BostonBrit lose 73, 174 wounded
    Minute men closed off British into Boston harbor-need ammo
  118. 118Fort TiconderogaEthan Allen and Benedict Arnold
    Build campfires and make noise- capture the fort
    Ger supplies, cannon, gunpowder
  119. 1192nd Continental CongressResolves no longer on table
    Send peace proposal to king/ Olive Branch
    Rise up and equip continental army
  120. 120George Washingtonleader, chosen because brings colonies together
    Difficulties- troops don't know what to do
    3 month enlistments
    Doesn't have good army
  121. 121French AllianceSend supplies secretly- don't know what they're getting in return
    *Goal of revolution- greater rights within the empire
  122. 122King responds to olive branchDoesn't read
    States in rebellion
    send 25000 more troops into the colonies
  123. 123Prohibitory Act April 75- July 76Close all colonial ports- create blockade
    Claim to be loyal to king
    Raising army and killing King's representatives
  124. 124Lord NorthGerman states sell Mercenaries
    Hessians -enjoy violence
    Revenge in colonists
  125. 125John DunmoreRoyal Gov. of Virginia
    Freedom to slave who rises up against master
    Kill everyone on plantation
    *South colonies support this
  126. 126Thomas PayneCommon sense
    Justification for breaking off from England
    Defines and Justifies Independance
    King is Responsible
    Appeals to logic/ nature
    100000 copies in 3 months
  127. 127Richard Henry LeeColonies declare Independance
  128. 1285 people of ComiteeThomas Jefferson
    Benjamin Franklin
    John Adams
    Roger Sherman
    Robert Livingston
  129. 129John LockeSocial Contract theory of Gov.
    Agreement of rulers and ruled
    Provide protection of rights-life,liberty, property
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