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New JerseyBy:
Kira Oppici
Zach Freed
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Origins
New Jersey was originally settled in 1623
New Jersey was settled by the Dutch
In 1664 the Duke of York made a proprietary grant to Sir George Carteret and Lord Berkeley of the land between the Hudson and the Delaware River
Carteret and Berkeley bribed settlers to come in by promising them freedom of religion
They intended to make great profit from the real estate of this land
They named this state New Jersey for the governor Carteret, who governed the Isle of Jersey
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Continued.. Due to constant disturbances between Carteret and his settlers
the land was sold to John Fenwick and Edward Byllynge in 163 for 5,000 dollars
However, shortly after due to bankruptcy the land was passed down to William Penn
In 1676 the land divided into two parts
East New Jersey remained land owned by Carteret and the Quakers
Finally in 1787 New Jersey was the third state to ratify the constitution
In the late 70’s when Edmund Andros was governor of New York he tried to take over New Jersey and imprisoned Carteret
Judges decided Andros had no right to do this and since New Jersey has been governed on its own
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Philip Carteret
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Social AspectsNew Jersey consisted of of very heavy farming
The New Jersey settlers did not concern themselves much with government matters but instead kept constantly trying to better their farming skills
New Jersey had a very friendly relationship with the Indians
There were no Indian wars in the settlement and the settlers from New Jersey profited from good trade relations with the Indians
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New Jersey Colonial Currency
Front Reverse
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Values
As many colonial people the settlers of New Jersey placed many of their values on their religion, which was Puritan for most of the settlers in this state
The wives of the families were also in charge of taking care of the men and the families, they would do things like:
-cleaning
-cooking
-making sausages after the pig slaughtering
-making clothing for the family
-making soap during the spring
-home schooling the children
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Entertainment
While there was entertainment in colonial New Jersey it was not as important to settlers than as it is to us now
People mainly spent most of their time working
Children today do not usually work however, people at during colonial times worked often with their family
There was forms of entertainment though, people played games and there’s talk of a game with a ball and a stick
The most common sport during the colonial period in New Jersey and New England was horse racing
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New Jersey State Flag
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The End
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Bibliography
http://www.usahistory.info/colonies/New-Jersey.html
http://www.privateermedia.com/Publishing/nj.htm
http://www.suite101.com/content/colonial-america-sports-timeline-a109051
http://www.iroquoisdemocracy.pdx.edu/html/colonialwoman.htm