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U.S. Physical Features
Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean
Rocky Mountains Appalachian Mountains
Mississippi River
GOLDGODGLORY
ESP
Reasons for European Colonization
Gold Economic
God Social
Glory Political
Jamestown
1607
1st Permanent English Colony in America
Economic Reason (Tobacco)
House of Burgesses
1st Representative Government in America
Self –government
Mayflower Compact
Self-government
Pilgrims
Religious Freedom
Puritans
Massachusetts Bay Colony
New England Way (very religious / strict)
Salem Witchcraft Trials
King Phillip’s War
New England Colonies
(NH, MA, CT, RI)
Rocky Soil
Long, Cold Winters
Fishing
Whaling
Triangular Trade
Slaves
New England profited
Middle Colonies
(NY, PA, NJ, DE)
Breadbasket Colonies
Religious Freedom
Diversity
Quakers
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Peace
Southern Colonies
(MD, VA, NC, SC, GA)
Cash Crops (Corn / Tobacco)
Slavery
Plantations
Slavery increases in the South because:
- longer growing seasons
- best soil
New England- Fish/Northern colonies
Middle Colonies - Wheat/Bread Basket
Southern Colonies- Tobacco/Hand
Great Awakening
Jonathan Edwards
Religious Movement
LIFELIBERTYPROPERTY
Enlightenment
Intellectual Movement-Reason and Science
Benjamin Franklin
John Locke – Natural Rights:
(right to life, liberty, & property)
Magna Carta
English document that limited the King’s power
Trial by Jury
A – R – EE – Y – EG – E – EA – C – HT – E – EE – S - S
Bill of
English Bill of Rights
Spells out the rights of Englishmen
Gave Parliament (England’s Representatives) more power
Mercantilism
Mother Country (England) benefits from trading with the 13 Colonies
England trades manufactured goods in return for raw materials ($)
French & Indian War
England (British) / Colonies
VS.
France
Indians help both sides (mostly the French)
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.
Forming an American Identity
Colonies come together as one.
They begin thinking of themselves as “Americans”, instead of “Englishmen”.