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The New World

Colonizing American

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Differences between Native Americans and Europeans. Native Americans- Present oriented, not time conscious, giving, cooperative, harmony with nature, spiritual presence. Europeans- Future oriented, time conscious, saving, competitive, conquest over nature, god.
Who founded the New York colony? James Duke of York
Who founded the Pennsylvania colony? William Penn
Who founded the New Jersey colony? The Kings Advisers
Who founded the Delaware colony? Swedish settlers
Who founded the Virginia colony? King James I
Who founded the North Carolina colony? Charles II
Who founded the South Carolina colony? Charles II
Who founded the Georgia colony? James Oglethorpe
Who founded the Maryland colony? Lord Baltimore
Who founded the Connecticut colony? Thomas Hooker
Who founded the Rhode Island colony? Roger Williams
Who founded the Mass colony? John Winthrop
Who founded the New Hampshire colony? Ferdinando Gorges/John Mason/William Bradford
When was NH founded? Why? 1623 Profit from trading and fishing
When was Mass founded? Why? Plymouth- 1620, Mass Bay- 1630 Religious freedom
When was RI founded? Why? 1636 Roger Williams
When was CT founded? Why? 1636 Expand trade; religious and political freedom
When was VA founded? Why? 1607 VA company-stockholders to start colony
When was NC founded? Why? 1663 Sugarcane
When was SC founded? Why? 1663 Sugarcane
When was GA founded? Why? 1732/1733 Refuge for England's worthy poor
When was MD founded? Why? 1634 Refuge for Catholics
When was NY founded? Why? 1664 Escape from Dutch
When was PA founded? Why? 1681 Debt settled
When was NJ founded? Why? 1664 Attracted settlers
When was DE founded? Why? 1682 More trade
Middle Colonies- New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware
Southern Colonies- Virginia, North + South Carolina, Georgia, and Maryland
Northern Colonies- New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut
First permanent English colony Jamestown 1607, Virginia
Puritans ideas on religion no separation of church and state, covenant of grace, hierarchy: god, ministers, men, women, then children.
Puritans education 17th century new england 70% literate
City Upon A Hill By John Winthrop, discussed how they would create the model town, and everyone would look upon them as a role model.
Enlightenment- Emphasis on logic and reason, rationalism, human reason, born neutral. John Locke, Thomas Hobbes, Benjamin Franklin and the 13 virtues.
Great Awakening- Expanding faith, religious revival, born sinful (need to be saved), and personal relationship with god.
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