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Rocky Mount ains Pacific Ocean At la ntic Ocea n Appal achian Mts. M i s s i s s i p p i r i v e r

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U.S. Physical Features

Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean

Rocky Mountains Appalachian Mountains

Mississippi River

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GOLDGODGLORY

ESP

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Reasons for European Colonization

Gold Economic

God Social

Glory Political

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Jamestown

1607

1st Permanent English Colony in America

Economic Reason (Tobacco)

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House of Burgesses

1st Representative Government in America

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Self –government

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Mayflower Compact

Self-government

Pilgrims

Religious Freedom

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Puritans

Massachusetts Bay Colony

New England Way (very religious / strict)

Salem Witchcraft Trials

King Phillip’s War

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New England Colonies

(NH, MA, CT, RI)

Rocky Soil

Long, Cold Winters

Fishing

Whaling

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Triangular Trade

Slaves

New England profited

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Middle Colonies

(NY, PA, NJ, DE)

Breadbasket Colonies

Religious Freedom

Diversity

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Quakers

William Penn

Pennsylvania

Peace

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Southern Colonies

(MD, VA, NC, SC, GA)

Cash Crops (Corn / Tobacco)

Slavery

Plantations

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Slavery increases in the South because:

- longer growing seasons

- best soil

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New England- Fish/Northern colonies

Middle Colonies - Wheat/Bread Basket

Southern Colonies- Tobacco/Hand

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Great Awakening

Jonathan Edwards

Religious Movement

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LIFELIBERTYPROPERTY

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Enlightenment

Intellectual Movement-Reason and Science

Benjamin Franklin

John Locke – Natural Rights:

(right to life, liberty, & property)

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Magna Carta

English document that limited the King’s power

Trial by Jury

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A – R – EE – Y – EG – E – EA – C – HT – E – EE – S - S

Bill of

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English Bill of Rights

Spells out the rights of Englishmen

Gave Parliament (England’s Representatives) more power

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Mercantilism

Mother Country (England) benefits from trading with the 13 Colonies

England trades manufactured goods in return for raw materials ($)

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French & Indian War

England (British) / Colonies

VS.

France

Indians help both sides (mostly the French)

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France lost most of their land in North America to the British (England).

The Proclamation of 1763 forbid the colonists to go west past the Appalachian Mountains.

England taxed the colonies to help pay for the French & Indian War.

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Forming an American Identity

Colonies come together as one.

They begin thinking of themselves as “Americans”, instead of “Englishmen”.