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Unit 1: EXP & COL

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Reasons for exploration wealth, religion, expanding empires, claim territory, new trade routes to Asia through Northwest Passage
claimed Florida, Texas, California; built missions Spain
claimed land in New World to profit from fur trading France
rocky soil, cold climate, harbors, fishing, lumber, and shipbuilding; founded for religious freedom New England Colonies
to escape religious persecution, Roger Williams left Massachusetts and founded Rhode Island seeking.... religious toleration
New England colony; Puritans/Pilgrims founded for religious freedom; Boston major port city Massachusetts
rich farmland, moderate climate, grew oats, wheat, grain, and raised livestock Middle Colonies
"Bread Basket" Middle Colonies
1st anti-slavery group who lived in Pennsylvania Quakers
fertile soil, warm climate, cash crops Southern colonies
provided slave labor for plantations because the colonies lacked the necessary labor force to harvest cash crops Transatlantic Slave Trade
founded mainly for economic reasons; cash crop was tobacco - 1607 Jamestown, Virginia
founded for Catholics seeking religious freedom Maryland
Reasons for growth of representative/self-government distance from Britain, Pilgrim’s Mayflower Compact (social contract),Virginia House of Burgesses, Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, First Great Awakening, John Locke
British controlled colonial trade; angered colonists mercantilism
First colonial agreement among the people to abide by the rules Mayflower Compact
First colonial law-making group & First elected colonial government - 1619 Virginia House of Burgesses
Anti-Slavery Group in early colonial times - considered the first abolitionists - as they spoke out against the evils of slavery Quakers
Maryland was established to... serve as a refuge for Catholics to avoid persecution
colonial document significant in establishing the principle of self government (1620) Mayflower Compact
Plymouth, Boston, New York, Charleston, Jamestown have this in common... port cities located along the Atlantic Seaboard - harbors for importing and exporting goods
Persecuted and forced out of homeland and came for religious reasons - 1620 Plymouth - Pilgrims
Volunteered to start a new colony and came for adventure and wealth - 1607 Jamestown
this American colony’s economy was based primarily on harvesting rice, indigo and tobacco Virginia
How did geography and climate play a role in developing the plantation system? The Southern colonies had a warm climate and rich, fertile soil which allowed for a longer growing season to plant cash crops on large farms called plantations. Many plantation owners used slave labor to keep up with cash crop demand.
Spanish were motivated to colonize in the New World because they wanted to spread the Catholic faith
1. Pilgrims leave Holland and sail to the New World. 1620 2. Puritans established a settlement in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. 1630 3. Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson are viewed as dissenters. 1640 What do they have in common? working to establish freedom of religion
It gave people a voice in how they wanted to govern themselves - legislative body Virginia House of Burgesses
colonists felt it necessary to establish their own representative institutions due to The distance between the colonies and Great Britain. (Salutary Neglect)
choose members to serve in a general assembly as their representatives… voting - electing a legislature (body of government)
1. The abundance of lumber in the region allowed settlers to build and sell ships. 2. A robust fishing industry developed due to access to the Atlantic coast. New England Colonies
Americans today are guaranteed freedom of religion under .... the First Amendment
A period of time in which colonists were told to ask God for forgiveness and to rid their lives of sin The First Great Awakening
A preacher during the First Great Awakening who would give a sermon on repentance? Jonathan Edwards
Reason the African American slave population would increase over time.... More African Americans were needed to harvest cash crops grown in the south
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