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Sir Walter Raleigh

Lord given the right to claim any land in North America not already owned by a Christian leader


established first English colony in North America

Jamestown

Established by the Virginia company in 1607



England's first royal colony




Along banks of the James River in a swampy humid area with mosquitos and malaria





Tobacco

cash crop of Jamestown


cigars and pipes


nicotine addictive

John Smith

soldier and explorer who became governor of jamestown


forced settlers to work
got corn from native americans

Pocahontas

Daughter of chief Powhatan


Married john rolfe creating a union between Jamestown colony and indians

House of Burgesses

Assembly that had right to make local laws for a colony

Puritan

Protestants who wanted to reform the Anglican church in England

Mayflower Compact

Compact among Pilgrim settlers to provide order in the new colony



Pledged loyalty to England




Promised to obey laws passed

John Wintrop

Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony

Led 1000 men women and children to colony



Roger Williams

Minister who was forced out of Massachusetts because of his beliefs



Established new colony of Rhode Island for religious freedom and tollerance

Patroon

A person given land by Dutch governments of New Amsterdam /New York and New Jersey.

Peter Stuyvesant

Governor of New Amsterdam

Ruled strictly - heavy taxes


Surrendered without a shot when British came

New Amsterdam

Main Dutch settlement of New Netherland



Manhattan island

William Penn

Quaker founder of the Pennsylvania colony



Religious tolerance

Quaker

Protestant group of deserters

Equality


Tolerance


Religious rulers were unnecessary

Pacifist

refuse to fight in wars or use force

e.g. quakers

Lord Baltimore

Founded catholic colony of Maryland

1st Catholic colony of North America.

Act of Toleration (1649)

1649 by Maryland colony



Granted Protestants and Catholics the right to worship freely

Bacon's Rebellion

Nathaniel Bacon - a wealthy young planter from the west of Virginia




led rebellion against colonial government of Virginia




eastern Virginians wanted westerners them to stay out of Native American territories





Constitution

A formal plan of government
Slave Labor

Buying and selling of people who are forced to work against their will



Often treated cruelly




e.g. African slaves in the US

Indentured servant

People who agreed to work without pay for a certain amount of time in exchange for passage to the new world or to work off debit

James Oglethorpe

General who created the colony of Georgia



wanted people to be self sufficient, protestant, and hard working




banned catholics, rum and slavery

Quebec

First french settlement founded in 1608



Trading post

La Salle

explorer who claimed the region around the Mississippi river for France



Established Louisiana

Junipero Serra

Franciscan monk and missionary



setup 8 missions




worked for Native American rights

Mission


Religious settlement




established to convert people to a particular faith