Colonies
- South corlina
- Ag
- Deer buckskin
- Indigo
- Rice
- Ag
- English
- After king Charles the 2nd
- Key players
- King Charles
- King of great Britain
- English parliament enacted laws known as the clarendon code
- Sir hennery Clinton
- British army officer and politician
- Best known for his service
- King Charles
- Settlers
- English
- French
- Scottish
- Irish
- German
- Jews
- Largest and richest Jewish community
- Africans
- Servants
- Slaves
- Issues
- Hurricanes
- Diseases
- Pushed the native Americans west
- Pirate Blackbeard
- Ransomed
- Success
- No crops
- Figured out rice
- Became rich from rice
- Big wall
- Big trading center
- Plymouth rock
- Settled in 1620
- Mother country was England
- Agriculture
- Chicken was the favorite
- Squanto helped them farm
- Fertilization
- Cultivation
- Hunting
- No crops
- Key players
- William Bradford
- Captain
- Myles Standish
- Military leader
- Christopher martin
- governor
- Christopher jones was a master and part owner of the mayflower
- William Bradford
- How they got there
- Arrived at the province town harbor on November on the 11th
- Left Plymouth England on September 6th
- 2 people died on the trip
- The first winter killed half
- Native contact
- Made friends with Squanto
- Helped the colony prosper
- Made grate relationships with other tribes
- Made a pact with the chief of the Massasoit which helped them win the indian wars
- Conquered
- Metacoms war piqued interest
- Massachusetts charter was revoked in 1684
- In 1688 James 2 took it over
- Their hope for self government was with the protestant English parliamentarians
- Crown issued a new charter
- Issues faced
- Leakage
- Sickness
- scurvy
- lack of shelter
- 45/102 died
- Successes
- Built 4/19 houses that they planed to
- Treaty with the native Americans
- More ships and people
- Celebrated thanksgiving
- Georgia
- King George
- James Oglethorpe had the charter
- 1732 was when it was settled
- It was between South Carolina and Florida?
- Ag
- Indigo rice
- Cattle
- Sugar
- Slaves
- Plantations
- How they got there
- The Ann—ship name
- 114 people
- No preacher
- No doctor
- Info
- Brittan was mother country
- Became a royal colony
- Conflict between England and Spain for Georgia in 1670
- Prohibited slavery for a few years
- Then allowed it for ag reasons
- Issues faced
- One of the last colonies to be settled
- Weakest for a long time
- Swampy land
- Insects
- Disease
- Attacks by Spanish and Indians killed a lot of people
- Laws were poor
- Other rules caused discontent which caused an exodus
- Date settled
Notes from hoch
- Roanoke
- Info
- 1584
- Queen Elizabeth the first
- Funded and set up by the London co.
- First English colony
- Info
- Key players
- Sir Walter Raleigh
- Writer poet explorer
- Married an assistant to queen Elizabeth
- Went back to England where he was locked up
- Then he was released to search for el derado
- Raleigh n.c. is named after him
- One of the biggest tobacco producers in the usa
- Part of the tobacco road
- Virginia dare
- First child born in America to English parents
- Granddaughter to john white
- John white
- English artist
- First governer of Roanoke
- Went back to England for a resupply mission
- When he got back all he found was the word cro, croaton, an indian tribe
- Houses were disassembled and taken with them, so it is unlikely that they left in a hurry
- Sir Walter Raleigh
- Interesting facts
- Lost colonies
- Died out
- Captured by Indians
- Lost at sea
- Spanish
- Dare stones
- Virginia pars map
- Jamestown
- Info
- First long lasting colony
- Established by the Virginia company
- In current day Virginia
- Mother country is England
- Established as a fort in 1607, town in 1619
- Info
- Key players
- John smith
- Good job communicating with natives
- He was forced to go back to England by an explosion on a warship
- Next leader was George Percy
- He was a terrible leader
- Pocahontas
- Tobacco farmer
- Daughter of powhatan
- Saved john smiths life
- Moved back to England with her husband
- Died at 22 or 23
- Chief Pochanacanough
- Name means- he whos soul is white
- Lead a massacre in 1622 to rid the world of white man
- Killed 1/3 of the settlers
- Captured in 1646 and was shot in the back by a guard
- Dead at age 92
- John smith
- The ugly winter
- The winter of 1609-1610 was the starving time
- Over 80% died
- Most tried canabalism to stay alive
- One man killed his own wife to stay alive and ate her
- BACONS REBELLION
- First known rebellion where the colonists took part in
- Declration of the people of Virginia
- Declared Berkeley’s administration in detail. It accused him of levying unfair taxes appointing friends to high positions and failing to protect the frontier settlers from Indians
- Bacon got the occaneechi tribe to fight susq. And when occ left
- He killed their wives and children
- Bacon was killing Indians left and right
- He was upset that Berkeley didn’t step down
- Started targeting Berkeley and his followers
- Berkeley fled and bacon burned the town to the ground
- Bacon died of dysentery before he could be punished
- Lasting effects
- Many of the followers went back to England
- 23 followers that stayed were hanged
- Charles the 2nd relived Berkeley of his duty because that he had killed more men than had died for the killing of his father
P and john rolfe
Love vs political move
Cannibalism
Pocahontas’s mirage to John Rolfe was a scam. The only reason she did it was that she wanted the English to treat her people better. She had a child to keep up appearances, and even moved back to England and dressed and acted like an English woman to impress the English people. John Rolfe was in it because he was in love with her, and the status that she brought with her. When they toured England promoting the Virginia Company, they were received as visiting royalty, mostly in part to her lineage.
I would defiantly eat someone else. If it was a life and death choice, I would defiantly choose to live. I would choose to live at almost any other cost. This is not saying that I would go out and kill someone to eat, but if they were already dead, I would do it.
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