'Burgesses ' presentation slideshows

Thursday, Oct. 11

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Ch. 3 Exploration and Colonization

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Chapter 3 Vocabulary

Chapter 3 Vocabulary. Joint stock company. A company that was backed by investors to earn profits. Indentured servants. Sold their labor to pay for passage to a colony. Patroon. A person that brought 50 settlers to New Netherland. Pilgrim. A group of religious seperatists. Puritan.

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. A Rough Beginning in Jamestown. A plant that farmers grow to sell at a market. Cash crop. To ship goods from one country or district to another area of the world. export. A person bound by a contract to work without pay for a period of time. Indentured servant. $.

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1. Election of 1800: The rise of political parties caused flaws in the electoral college

ELECTION OF 1800. 1. Election of 1800: The rise of political parties caused flaws in the electoral college Parties chose their candidates and electors would vote for them 2. Led to a tie between Jefferson and Burr----House of Representatives chose Jefferson. 3. To eliminate future problems

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Early English Colonies

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Virginia

Virginia. Section 2.2. Main Idea. After several failures, the English established a permanent settlement at Jamestown, Virginia. Sir Walter Raleigh >>>>>>>>>. Lost Colony. 1587: British lord Sir Walter Raleigh established the colony of Roanoke on an island off the coast of modern NC.

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My ABC Book Of U.S. History Lane Gerrald 2 nd May 2011

My ABC Book Of U.S. History Lane Gerrald 2 nd May 2011. A. Affluence-the state of having much wealth. Abstain-to not take part in some activity, such as voting. Ambush-a surprise attack. Archaeologist-the study of ancient people. B.

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Reasons for Colonization

Reasons for Colonization. Vocabulary. Cornell Notes. What is Colonization? (noun)The act of one country claiming territory in a different location and sending its citizens to settle there. What is a colony? (noun)A territory governed by a country in a different location.

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The Revolutionary Period and the age of reason

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The Colonial Experience

The Colonial Experience. 2.1. A Voice in Government. Colonists were used to having their voice heard in gov . A right in England Citizens could elect reps to legislature Used to self-government Rep. gov . began in 1619 This was the Virginia House of Burgesses

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Influences on American Law

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S E C T I O N

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Salutary Neglect

Salutary Neglect. Salutary Neglect. I. What it Was: A. long-standing British policy towards its colonies in North America. Known as the Hands-off Policy II. How it Worked: A. England (Britain) did not strictly enforce parliamentary laws in the colonies.

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Aim: How were the English colonies settled?

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The House of Burgesses

The House of Burgesses. Representative Government at Jamestown and Plymouth. WHAT? And WHY?. House of Burgesses- Representatives or burgesses met in an assembly to create laws for Colonial Virginia. (legislative body)

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The House of Burgesses

The House of Burgesses. Representative Government at Jamestown and Plymouth. House of Burgesses- Representative assembly in Colonial Virginia. (legislative body) Mayflower Compact- An agreement for ruling Plymouth colony. (document).

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VA House of Burgesses

VA House of Burgesses.

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