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Today we will 1. identify the major events in early Jamestown ; 2. Analyze a primary source.

Today we will 1. identify the major events in early Jamestown ; 2. Analyze a primary source. Papers from the table HOMEWORK OUT!. Finish Primary Source Reading. 1. PURITANS. “City on a Hill”. 2. Pilgrims = SEPARATE; Puritans = FIX IT. SIMPLIFY. ORGAN MUSIC. FINELY DECORATED. CLOTHES.

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Today we will 1. identify the major events in early Jamestown ; 2. Analyze a primary source.

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  1. Today we will 1. identify the major events in early Jamestown; 2. Analyze a primary source. Papers from the table HOMEWORK OUT! Finish Primary Source Reading

  2. 1. PURITANS

  3. “City on a Hill” 2. Pilgrims = SEPARATE; Puritans = FIX IT

  4. SIMPLIFY ORGAN MUSIC FINELY DECORATED CLOTHES POWERFUL SMALL FARMERS EDUCATED MERCHANTS LANDOWNERS 1629 DISAPPROVED BUSINESS CHARTERS JAILED EVIL DECLINING 3. MASSACHUSETTS BAY COMPANY BIBLE NEW SOCIETY

  5. A SMALL GROUP TO FIND GOOD LAND 1,000 PURITAN SETTLERS GOVERNOR OF THE COLONY BUILD A HOME, CLEAR LAND, PLANT CROPS MORE PEOPLE (BUT ONLY PURITANS) 4. 15,000 GREAT MIGRATION BOSTON

  6. 5. ROGER WILLIAMS & WILLIAM PENN

  7. 6. By 1670, 45,000 English settlers lived in New England towns … and they kept spreading further

  8. 7. English towns were built on Wampanoag land; “I am resolved NOT to see the day I have no country”

  9. 8. Drive English settlers off their lands

  10. 9. Destroyed 12 towns; killed over 600 settlers; however, Metacom is killed; his family & 1,000 Indians are sold into slavery in the West Indies.

  11. 10. -very serious SABATH-laws mandating church-segregated services

  12. 11. -TOWN MEETINGS-ENCOURAGED DEMOCRATIC IDEAS-LAWS WERE STRICT (e.g. death)

  13. 12. -Difficult Farming-Learn to Farm from Native Americans-Lumber, Hunting, Fishing

  14. 13. -Few Puritan immigrants-Less control of Government-Left influence

  15. FARMING RICH FERTILE MILDER GROWING SEASON 14.

  16. 15. A) WHEAT/BARLEY/RYE B) “BREAD BASKET COLONIES”

  17. 16. Cattle & Pigs; each year they sent tons of beef, pork and butter to the ports of New York and Philadelphia -> shipped around the world.

  18. 17. Larger Farms; hired laborers working with families; few enslaved people

  19. 18. Manufacturing and crafts

  20. 19. Middle Colony homes tended to be far apart; towns were less important.

  21. 20. Households were SELF-SUFFICIENT

  22. 21. TIDEWATER -Large PLANTATIONS-20-100 enslaved people-Most enslaved people worked in the fields-Some were skilled workers; others worked in the house

  23. 21. TIDEWATER -Settled along riversloaded crops on ships from their own docks-Small % of white southerns had plantationsWealthy, opulent lifestyle

  24. 21. BACKCOUNTRY SOUTH-Appalachian Mountainsno extremely wealthy men-smaller farms (tobacco or food crops)self-sufficient

  25. 21. BACKCOUNTRY SOUTH-Rugged clothesNone or very few enslaved people-hardship forced communities to grow close

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