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who had controll over Northern california- southwest mexico- central america in 1492-1800
motives-gold, glory, god. lived next to indians mestizos |
SPAIN
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who had controll over Canada, new orlands, michigan and great lakes.
1600-1763 motives-trade, furs treated indians well for trade |
FRANCE
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who had controll over NY, NJ, DE.
1600-1664 motives-trade best seaport on east coast traded with indians. not conquering they were the most diverse, anyone could come |
DUTCH
netherlands |
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who had controll over roanoke, jamestown, and VA
1580's had gentry, headright system, and indentured servants |
ENGLAND
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1580's
disapeared not resupplied and when they finally did everyone was gone! "Lost Colony" |
Roanoke
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1607
Swampy, bad location, mosquitos, easy to defend, survived. Most died in the first year. Gentry(lesser fortunate children looking for $$, wouldnt do jobs like plant crops because it was beneath them.) john smith john rolfe (tabbacco) proprietary colony |
Jamestown
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Religious motivations
pilgrams on the Mayflower SEPERATIST "city on a hill" Mayflower compact William Bradford Miles Standish Absorbed by Mass bay in 1690's |
Plymouth
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Religous motives
PURITANS Better "city on a hill" escaping religous persecution John Winthrop self-governing(loophole in charter) but not independent biggest and most successfull |
Massachusets Bay
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1st successfull culture
6 states 1630 PURITANS city on a hill saw bible as guide for society and church dominated life only church members could vote miagrated in familys indian conflict over land Salem Witch Trials |
New England
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safe place for catholics in maryland
gentry and indentured servants ANGLICAN (EPISCOPALIAN) women had more rights economy was tabacco plantations and slavery Bacons Rebellion Did not treat indians well Act of Toleration |
Virginia/Chesapeake (maryland) and Carolinas
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1680's
QUAKERS for religous freedom William Penn farming rice agains slavery not much indian conflict |
Middle colonys- Pennsylvania, NJ, Delawar, NY
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1720's-80's
Scots-irish PRESBYTERIANS land opportunity religion small farmers conflict with indians because they were continually pushing them out. east vs west division bacons rebellion paxton boys carolina regulator |
Backcountry-Piedmont, foothills, from PA to Ga
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