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14 Cards in this Set
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New Hampshire |
David Thompson Business Colony Lumber and fishing industry Natives eradicated Slaves are allowed |
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Conneticut |
Thomas Hooker First proprietary then charter Trees Natives are gone or integrated Slaves are allowed |
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Massachusetts |
John Winthrop Trees, fish, furs, trade ports Puritans wanted new life Charter Corporate Pro-slaves |
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Rhode Island |
Roger Williams Charter colony Triangular trade, lumber, furs Nice Natives, bought land from them Freedom of religion (within Christianity) Spanish and Greek influenced architecture Pro slave |
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Northern Colonies |
Lumber, fishing, furs All pro slave Rocky soil New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island |
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Middle Colonies |
"Breadbasket Colonies" Wheat based Somewhat fertile soil Culturally Diverse Not all allow slaves (Pennsylvania) New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania |
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New York |
Dutch Appalachian Mountains Proprietary Mutually beneficial relationship with Natives IRON, wheat, some lumber Pro slavery |
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Delaware |
Dutch Charter Trading colony Separated from Pennsylvania in 1704 3 main bays |
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New Jersey |
Lord Berkley Proprietary Seafood, Iron, Wheat, Lots of trade Friendly Natives |
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Pensylvania |
William Penn Quakers- apposed slavery and had women ministers Proprietary Fertile soil to farm Peaceful and helpful Natives Wood and iron houses |
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Georgia |
James Oglethorpe Charter Corporate Lumber, whaling, farming Social Experiment for debtors Buffer against Florida |
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Maryland |
Lord Baltimore Natives are taken care of Tobacco Proprietary colony Parlors, Wide chimneys Slaves are necessary to farm large plantations |
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Virginia |
Jamestown-1607 Tobacco Virginia House of Burgesses-1619 Farming Fertile Soil |
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The Carolinas |
King Charles II Tobacco, Rice, Indigo Trade Fertile soil Charleston became slave port Peaceful Natives Planter Aristocrats |
