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Chapter 3 Colonies Come of Age 1650 - 1765

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Southern Colonies Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia

Southern Colonies Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia. Chesapeake Colonies Maryland Virginia Still part of the Southern Colonies. s.colonies. Southern Colonies Indentured servants slavery to work the large plantations rice, tobacco and cotton fertile soil

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Mercantilism

Mercantilism. What you need to know. Mercantilism Navigation Acts Loss of Massachusetts Charter / transition to royal colony Triangular trade & Middle Passage Growth of African American population in the south How African Americans held on to their culture. Mercantilism.

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Overview: Life in the 13 Colonies before the Revolution

Overview: Life in the 13 Colonies before the Revolution. By 1700, most colonies relied on agriculture to prosper. Many significant towns appeared: New York Philadelphia Boston Charleston The colonies were a major contributor to the wealth and prosperity of the British empire;

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Colonial Slavery, the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment APUSH Unit One

Colonial Slavery, the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment APUSH Unit One. The Triangular Trade. New England merchants gain access to slave trade in the early 1700s Rum brought to Africa, exchanges for slaves Ships cross the Middle Passage, slaves trades in the West Indies.

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Settling the Northern Colonies

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Pure Payback

Pure Payback.

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HIST 3480: The History of NYC The English Colonial Era

HIST 3480: The History of NYC The English Colonial Era. A view of New York from Brooklyn by engraver William Burgis , probably in the 1720s. The English Colonial Era. ENGLISH HISTORY IN THE 1600s Legacy of the English Civil War (1642-1651)

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Chapter Three

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The Northern Colonies

The Northern Colonies . 1601-1700. Roger Williams and the Puritan Church . What did he believe about the Indians, and how did he support his belief? What were his 4 reasons that the Government not make people attend church. Cant force someone to believe in god.

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England and the Colonies

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