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The great Virginia colony
By: Jaden Patten, Hallie Wartena, Gabi Hofer, Hunter JarvisSlide2
The Virginia
Lafolient Wheat Soap
The Virginia
Lafolient
W
heat Soap is a soap that contains Lavender and Wheat.
The lavender makes the soap smell very good. The Wheat is what gives the soap the
Exfoliant
feel. Slide3
The History of Virginia
Foundation: john Smith and his crew mates founded Jamestown in 1607The major industry: the plantation agriculture was tobacco, wheat and corn
Major Cities: The major cities are Jamestown, Williamsburg, RichmondBecame a state: Virginia became a state in June 25, 1788 Slide4
People in Virginia
John Smith And John Rolfe and the other colonists were all backed by the London company, at Jamestown
King James 1st grants land to private investors to work for him in VirginiaPocahontas Saved Captain John Smith in his cotton Clothing Slide5
Climate/geography
Hot and humid summers Rain makes good for farming Mild winters
Land is fertile and plentiful Lots of bays for ships of trade The mild winters and lots of rain make wheat be able to have wheat grow all year.Slide6
economy
The farms where small and self sufficient In 1612 John Rolfe discovered an easy way to grow tobacco Wheat was the major cash crop and made the
colony grow Slide7
religion
White Virginians worship in the Anglican churchEnglish colonists were supported by an ancient and familiar tradition- the establishment church
The Anglicans made a fitful and often grudging Effort to bring blacks and Indians to the establishmentchurch Slide8
Politics/government
Virginia started as a joint stock company, financed by individual investors who “adventured” their capital in hopes of making a profit
The colonists were governed by a council
chosen by the board in London, once they got
To Virginia
King James granted a charter to the Virginia
Company
on April
10, 1606Slide9
Indian relationship
When the English first settled the Indian’s had mixed feeling’s about their arrival.Before the English got to Virginia the Indian’s attacked one of their ships.The Indians eventually gave hospitality and food to the English.
After some time the English became more and more dependent on the Indians' for food and such.In 1609 the Indians realized that the English intended to stay.We are friendly with Indians and trade with the Indians so we can have them work for us also!Slide10
Conclusion
Virginia was founded by Captain John Smith in 1607 and in 1788 Virginia became a state. The soil was plentiful and fertile and the colony has multiple large bays that can hold ship for trade. The summers are not to hot and mild winters, the rain is plentiful good for faming. Religion is a big aspect and is well respected. Laws where made to create fairness between the people.
Virginia is an ideal place to come because of the surplus of wheat that can transform in to many products such as soap Slide11
flair
Smell, smell, smell, the lavender
It is very unique,This is the soap that everyone needs,And using it all the time.Moisturizes and soft to skin,Bath in lux-
ury
Bubbly, bubbly, bubbly,
Life is very nifty
Exfoliant
, the dead skin right off,
The wheat will wipe the dead skin away,
Stay, stay, stay very clean.
Use, use, use the soap,
To also clean the dishes,
And to keep pots and pans for years,
Soap will make every thing last!
To the
toon
of row, row ,row your boatSlide12
Bibliography
"Virginia's Early Realtions With Native Americans." Library of Congress
. Web."Religion in Early Virginia." Colonial Williamsburg. Web."13 American Colonies." Social Studies for Kids. Web. 1 Jan. 2014.VIrginia Colony (: Climate and Geography) http://virginiacolony.blogspot.com/p/climate-and-geography.html Virginia - Economy (Virginia - Economy)
http://www.city-data.com/states/Virginia-Economy.html
Economy in Jamestown (Shmoop.com)
By:
Shmoop
Editorial Team.
http://www.shmoop.com/jamestown/economy.html