The Thirteen ColoniesAPUSH

SOUTHERN COLONIES

Charter of the Virginia Company

Jamestown colony (1607)

Problems at Jamestown

Captain John Smith (Virginia)

Pocahontas

Pocahontas “saves” Captain John Smith

Chief Powhatan

The “Starving Time”

Spring 1607: 104 colonists Spring 1608: 38 colonists Spring1609: 300

immigrants Spring 1610: 60 colonists 1610-1624: 10,000

immigrants Spring 1624: 1,200

colonists Adult life expectancy: 40

years Death of children before

the age of 5: 80%

John Rolfe the Father of Tobacco

Virginia’s Gold and

Silver

Virginia’s Gold and Silver…

1618: produces 20,000 pounds of tobacco

1622: produces 60,000 pounds of tobacco

1627: produces 500,000 pounds of tobacco

1629: produces 1.5 million pounds of tobacco

Head-Right System & Indentured Servitude

House of Burgesses

“Widowarchy”

Problems in Virginia in the late 1600s

Nathaniel Bacon

Governor William Berkeley

Bacon’s Rebellion

Maryland & Lord Baltimore

BACON’S REBELLION AND ITS AFTERMATH

Reading Assignment

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NEW ENGLAND COLONIES

Separatists vs. Puritans

Separatists (Pilgrims)

Puritans

The Mayflower

Mayflower Compact

Plymouth Plantation

William Bradford

John Winthrop “We shall be seen as a city upon a

hill”

Great (Puritan) Migration

Roger Williams: Puritan Rebel

Anne Hutchinson: Puritan Rebel

17th Century New England Settlements

THE SALEM WITCHCRAFT

HYSTERIA

Reading Assignment

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Pick up the following items…◦ 3 different color markers or colored pencils◦ Copy of the Thirteen Colonies Map◦ Copy of Reading Assignment

Label the Thirteen Colonies and color code the three regions (New England, Middle, Southern) Use pages 24 and 25 in the Atlas

RESTORATION COLONIES

South Carolina Cash Crop…Rice

North Carolina Cash Crop: Tobacco

New Amsterdam to New York City

New York Aristocrats

William Penn

The Quakers

The Quakers

Georgia: The “Buffer” Colony

Venn Diagram Instructions…

On the back of the 13 colonies map draw a triple Venn Diagram

Label the circles with the 3 regions (New England, Middle and Southern)

Work with a partner to fill in the Venn Diagram