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Chapter Three: Society and Culture in Provincial America

The Colonial Population Immigration and Natural Increase

America in 1700

The Colonial Population Indentured Servitude

Social Problems of Indentured Servitude

The Colonial Population Indentured Servitude

Social Problems of Indentured Servitude Growing Reliance on Slavery

The Colonial Population Birth and Death

High Death Rate in

the South

The Non-Indian Population of North America, 1700-1780

The Colonial Population Birth and Death

High Death Rate in the South Toward a Balanced Sex Ratio

The Colonial Population Medicine in the Colonies

Midwifery

The Colonial Population Medicine in the Colonies

Midwifery “Humoralism”

The Colonial Population Women and Families in the Colonies

Early Marriages

Early Marriages Stable New England Families

Early Marriages Stable New England Families Patriarchal Puritanism

The Colonial Population The Beginnings of Slavery in English America

The “Middle Passage”

Slave Ship (Library of Congress)

The “Middle Passage” Surging Slave Population

African Population of British Colonies, 1620-1780

The “Middle Passage” Surging Slave Population Ambiguous Legal Status

The “Middle Passage” Surging Slave Population Ambiguous Legal Status Race-Based “Slave Codes”

The Colonial Population Changing Sources of European Immigration

Religious Refugees

Immigrant Groupsin Colonial America

The Colonial Population Changing Sources of European Immigration

Religious Refugees Scotch-Irish

Immigrant Groupsin Colonial America

The Colonial Economies The Southern Economy

Boom-and-Bust Tobacco

Economy

Selling Tobacco (American Heritage)

The Colonial Economies The Southern Economy

Boom-and-Bust Tobacco

Economy The South’s Cash-Crop

Economy

Selling Tobacco (American Heritage)

The Colonial Economies Northern Economic and Technological Life

Colonial Artisans and Entrepreneurs

The Colonial Economies Northern Economic and Technological Life

Colonial Artisans and Entrepreneurs Peter Hasenclever’s Ironworks

The Colonial Economies The Extent and Limits of Technology

Persistent Colonial Poverty

The Colonial Economies The Extent and Limits of Technology

Persistent Colonial Poverty Myth of Colonial Self-Sufficiency

The Colonial Economies The Rise of Colonial Commerce

Obstacles of Trade

The Colonial Economies The Rise of Colonial Commerce

Obstacles of Trade An

Emerging

Merchant

The “Triangular Trade”

The Colonial Economies The Rise of Consumerism

Class Differences and Consumerism

Patterns of Society Social Mobility

Patterns of Society Masters and Slaves on

the Plantation Precarious

Plantation Economy

Landscape of Mulberry Plantation, South Carolina (Library of Congress)

the Plantation Precarious Plantation Economy Slave Culture

African Population as a Proportion of Total Population, c. 1775

the Plantation Precarious Plantation Economy Slave Culture Stono Rebellion

Patterns of Society The Puritan Community

Close-Knit Puritan

Communities

The New England Town Sudbury, MA, 17th century

Close-Knit Puritan Communities Participatory Democracy

Close-Knit Puritan Communities Participatory Democracy Communal Strains and Tensions

Close-Knit Puritan Communities Participatory Democracy Communal Strains and Tensions Salem Witch Trials

Patterns of Society Cities

Colonial Cities

Wealth Distribution in Colonial Cities, 1687-1771

Patterns of Society Cities

Colonial Cities Centers of Industry and Education

Awakenings and Enlightenments The Pattern of Religions

Multiplying Religious Denominations

Multiplying Religious Denominations Persistent Anti-Catholicism

Multiplying Religious Denominations Persistent Anti-Catholicism Anti-Semitism

Multiplying Religious Denominations Persistent Anti-Catholicism Anti-Semitism Declining Piety

Awakenings and Enlightenments The Great Awakening

Appeal of the Great Awakening

Awakenings and Enlightenments The Great Awakening

Appeal of the Great Awakening “New Lights” and “Old Lights”

Awakenings and Enlightenments The Enlightenment

“Natural Law”

Awakenings and Enlightenments Literacy and Technology

Poor Richard’s Almanack

“A little neglect may breed mischief: for want of a nail the shoe was lost; for want of a shoe the horse was lost; and for want of a horse the rider was lost.”

- Poor Richard’s Almanack Poor Richard’s Almanack (New York Public Library)

Awakenings and Enlightenments Literacy and Technology

Poor Richard’s Almanack Publick Occurrences

Awakenings and Enlightenments Education

Growth of Public Education

Awakenings and Enlightenments Education

Growth of Public Education Colonial Higher Education

Awakenings and Enlightenments The Spread of Science

Growing Interest in Science

Awakenings and Enlightenments The Spread of Science

Growing Interest in Science Smallpox Inoculation

Awakenings and Enlightenments Concepts of Law and Politics

Powerful Colonial Legislatures

Debating the Past:

The Origins of Slavery

Slave Ship (Library of Congress)

Debating the Past:

The Witchcraft Trials

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