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English Colonies: New England,Middle Atlantic, Southern

Level 1Slide2

Vocabulary

Region

: areas of land created by human used to manage and interpret the complexity of Earth’s surface

Patroons:

a person who held an estate of land with certain privileges like land ownership, the right to establish courts, and the right to appoint local officers

Proprietors:

Investors that support and are supported by the King or Queen, were in charge of colonies to make a profit

Royal Colony:

a colony ruled directly by the King or Queen

Subsistence Farming:

a farmer who grew just enough food to survive until the next growing season

Theocracy:

a government that gets it’s right to rule directly from God

Plantations:

large farms that usually grow cash crops like tobacco, rice, or cotton

Legislature:

a governing body that creates laws

Self Government:

a government by the people for the people

Magna Carta:

a constitution that guaranteed rights and laws to the common people of England

Mayflower Compact:

an agreement for governing Plymouth colonySlide3

Essential Questions

What are the political, economic, and social roots of colonial settlements in the Americas?What role did geography play in the settlement pattern?Slide4

Criteria to Define Formal Regions:

The people who share a language, religion, nationality, political identity and culture

Types of Regions in the

13 Colonies

:

New England

: Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire.

New England had a cold climate and rocky soil which made farming hard.Middle: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware. The Middle Colonies had a mild climate with warm summers and mild winters that were suited to farming and agriculture.Southern: Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. The Southern colonies had a warm moist climate with a long growing season perfect for cash crops.Slide5

Settlement Patterns of the ColoniesSlide6

Religious Patterns in the ColoniesSlide7

Economic Patterns Emerge to Meet Diverse Needs: Agricultural and Urban Settlements

From the Sea

Shipbuilding, fishing, whaling, fur trapping, lumber, shopkeepers and tradesmen in towns, shipping, slave trading, trade in general

Subsistence farming

corn, pumpkins, beans, squash, apples, tobacco, cattle and dairy

Fur trapping, lumber, shipping, slave trade, merchants tradesmen: cobblers, silversmiths, blacksmiths in towns

Agriculture: corn, wheat, vegetables, tobacco, iron mining, cattle and dairy farming

Lumber shipping, fishing, cattle, iron mining, slave trade, shoe making, brick makers, tailors, blacksmiths, silversmiths, pottery makers

Agriculture: grains, corn, wheat, vegetables,

tobacco

, fruit trees,

Plantation farming, cotton, indigo, rice

Small farms to Large Plantations

New England

Middle Atlantic

SouthernSlide8

Southern Plantation

New England Cottage

Tobacco PlantsSlide9

Political Systems in the Colonies

Main Idea: Most colonies had some sort of self representation which kept with the tradition of England with the

Magna Carta

as its basis.Slide10

New England Political Systems

Rhode Island:

Ruled by Governor with 10 assistants a General Assembly elected by the colonists in each town

Assembly could make laws, create local militia to defend against the

natives as well as monitor trade

Massachusetts:

Mayflower Compact

A Theocracy ruled by ministers who got their power from GodWhite men in good standing with the church could vote to elect ministersLaws based on church teachings and moral beliefsConnecticut: First written constitution called the Fundamental Orders1 representative from each town and one Governor were all elected by the free white men

New Hampshire:

Constitution

Governor and lieutenant governor with an assemblySlide11

Middle Atlantic Political Systems

Pennsylvania:

Self government

Free men elected representatives to the General Assembly each year

General Assembly voted on laws proposed by the Provincial Council

Governor oversaw legislature

New York:

Governor appointed by King of England who made all laws New Jersey:Governor, council, and an assembly elected by the peopleAssembly had power to taxDelaware: Legislature but was ruled by the William PennSlide12

Southern Political Systems

Virginia:

Free, white, male landowners elected representatives to the House of Burgesses

Virginia Company appointed 6 members to the Governor’s Council

Governor was appointed in England and represented the King or Queen

Maryland:

Self government but the Lord Proprietor had more power than colonial leaders

Free men elected representatives who owed loyalty to the Lord Proprietor not the King or QueenLord Proprietor printed money, and had the power to create an army and declare warNorth and South Carolina: 1st

ruled by proprietors, then ruled directly by the King as a royal colony

Had a governor and a legislature

Georgia:

Free, white men elected representatives to the Common House of Assembly

Upper House of General Assembly appointed by the Trustees

Governor had final word and was appointed by Trustees and the King of England Slide13

worked in the fields usually on plantations

contracted to work 4-7 years without pay in return for free voyage to America; when their contracts were up, they received “freedom dues” (clothes, tools, 50 acres of land

)

Some Native, but mostly African, slaves who worked inside the home, in businesses and in the fields

farmers who worked their own land, skilled crafts workers, and trades people, about ¾ of all white colonists

wealthy planters, merchants, ministers, lawyers, and royal officialsSlide14

Review Questions

What was the social structure in the Colonies

What role did geography play in the settlement pattern?

Copy and complete the chart below using information from the power point

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Colonies

Political System

Economic Systems

Major Religions

Ethnic Groups

New England Colonies

 

 

 

 

 

Middle Atlantic Colonies

 

 

 

 

 

Southern Colonies