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    bring settlers to the coast of North America, and with the Virginia Company comes settlers in Jamestown. In Jamestown, Virginia, the first colony begins. Although technically the first place people came to was Roanoke, the place where America truly begins is Jamestown. Jamestown is the first place that people live in the New World and is a part of the first colony Virginia. Everyone at first believes Jamestown will be a success, but that idea soon proves to be untrue. After the first trip,…

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    Native Americans were shown only once in the beginning of the video when the Pilgrims arrived to Plymouth, in which they were only two Native Americans compared to around nine Pilgrims. This is done intentionally to justify the Pilgrims making their settlements in North America since it is portrayed that the Native Americans as only a minor group, even…

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    Was there a great awakening in mid eighteenth century in America Although generations of America have been taught that the colonies in America were founded by people fleeing religious persecution in England, many of those people were motivated by other factors to come. To be sure, the settlers of New England sought to escape the prosecutions established by the Church of England. Many colonists, however, did not adhere to the precepts of Calvinism and were therefore viewed as outsiders. The…

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    The English colonies had a hard time while trying to establish British America. They ran into challenges like lacking food and supplies, a language barrier that limited communication, and diseases that killed. The southern colonies and the New England colonies were settled for different reasons and they developed very differently. The success rate for the colonies was very dependent on natural resources and meeting basic needs of their people. The British Came over to the Americas expecting it…

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    The documentary We Shall Remain- After the Mayflower presented contact and interactions between settlers and Native Americans in the early periods of English colonization. It used a familiar event; the Mayflower and the establishment of Plymouth as a colonial settlement to bring forth the information in a new way. Right from the beginning of the film, it clearly and quite drastically separated itself from other documentaries of its type. While other documentaries, and many have done so, would…

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    Colonial America

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    In the southern colonies, tobacco, rice, indigo, lumber, and trade were important parts of income and the economy. Colonies in the south like Virginia would bring in hundreds of slaves to work on plantations. Farming, lumber, fur trade, and shipbuilding were the main products of the middle colonies. Slaves were still used in the middle colonies just not as many compared to the south. The Northern colonies used mostly indentured slaves rather than regular slaves…

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    The Influences the Government Today has Taken Three crucial events that happened in history had a monumental importance of shaping how the government is today. Many people were arriving to the colonies for many reasons. The reason numerous individuals came to the colonies was to construct a new government where the people can elect others instead of following the British government. The colonists made many documents to control the power of the government and the people, some documents include:…

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    How has the colonization of America affected our lives? Many European people came to the ``New World`` for the opportunities that awaited them there. For example economic, social, and religious opportunities. When then they got there the French and Indian war had caused a great loss for England's money. Because of this England had to pay a big debt for the destruction of the war. The British were lacking on money so they thought that by putting taxes in what the colonist bought they were going…

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    Contrasting Jamestown and Plymouth Jamestown and Plymouth were two English colonies established in 17th century new world. Jamestown and Plymouth had some sort of Government, an economy, and some relations with Native Americans. Jamestown had a more formal government and freer economy than Plymouth, while Plymouth had better relations with the Native Americans. Jamestown and Plymouth both had some form of government. Jamestown had written permission from the King to form a colony and…

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    Chesapeake Colonies Dbq

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    major significant difference in these two areas was the reason pertaining to why the newcomers came to the New World; because of this, the colonies were effected socially, politically, as well as economically. There were several colonies that came together to form the Chesapeake such as Maryland. Virginia, Pennsylvania as well as New Jersey. The First every colony to come to the New world was in the early 1600’s at Jamestown. There was a little over 100 settlers to reside right on the James…

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