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BRITISH AMERICAN COLONIAL PROJECT
By Camille, Mallary, Meg, and Virginia
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GeographyMary land – 1633 – settlement: St. Mary’s •Major cities
Baltimore St. Mary’s Colonial capitol – Annapolis
•Crops – tobacco •Lots of small farms •Resources: tobacco
Virginia – 1607 – settlement: Jamestown Major cities - Richmond -Jamestown -Colonial capitol – Williamsburg Colonial capitol – Annapolis •Crops – tobacco & corn •Small farms & bigger households •Crops – tobacco •Resources: tobacco & rice Colonial capitol – Annapolis •Soil – non fertile soil in Jamestown – fertile soil along the coast
-swamp lands not good for planting crops
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Geography Continued • North Carolina
– 1653 – settlement: Albemarle • Major cities
Wilmington
Colonial Capitol – New Bern • Crops – tobacco & rice
South Carolina
– 1663 – Charleston • Major Cities • Colonial capitol - Charles town
– became a very important trade route • Crops – rice • Bigger households • Indigo plantations • Resources: rice & indigo
Georgia – 1732 – settlement: Savannah -Major cities
Colonial capitol - Savannah -Resources: indigo -Growing season: 268 days - March – November -Climate: warm & temperate; long growing season -Population: More men then women; enslaved Africans -Lowlands and plateau’s
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Founded • Georgia—James Oglethorpe
– First colonist were poor English traders and artisans from Switzerland and Germany
– Savanna: first settlement– Named after King George of England
• North and South Carolina—The English– John Locke– Named after King Charles II– Became a colony when King Charles II took over England– English developed Charlestown in 1670
• Maryland—English Catholics—1634– Lord Baltimore founded– Named after Mary, queen of new monarch
• Virginia—John Smith—became a colony in 1624 when the Virginia company revoked– Jamestown: First English settlers– Virginia Company—1606
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Political Structure The first American colonies
• wealthy gentlemen from southwestern England• Jamestown
– Surrounded by swamps – The Native American colonies
• divided into 30 tribes• Chiefs
– Chief was Powatan• Basic political structure in the colonies of this region
– House of Burgesses• The first representative body in colonial America• Had power to make laws and raise taxes
– Crown took over Virginia• Made it the first royal colony in the English empire
– Royal Colonies• Belonged to the crown
– Proprietary colonies• Belonged to powerful individuals or companies
•County Government -The English’s county government was in Jamestown. Jamestown was in Virginia.
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Economy Exported sugar , tobacco,
cotton, and indigo to England
The Triangular Trade Slaves from Africa Exported raw
materials
Southern Colonies would give: rum to Africa Tobacco, indigo, and
rice to Europe
Cotton Field
Indigo Plantation
GA: Indigo plantation Household Rice plantation
SC: Indigo plantation Household Rice plantation
NC: Indigo plantation Household Tobacco
plantation VA:
Small farm Household Tobacco
plantation Workshop
MD: Small farm Tobacco
plantation
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Religion• Maryland – roman Catholic until 1649
– now is Anglican – 1691 – Lord Baltimore brought in Catholics
• more protestants immigrated then Catholics• • Virginia – mostly Anglican • also Jewish and Presbyterian areas • North Carolina – Anglican • - Presbyterian areas • South Carolina – Anglican • - Presbyterian & Jewish areas
• Georgia – Anglican • - Jewish areas • majority of population were religious refugees from Switzerland• could not drink alcohol or own slaves
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Society GA:
Indigo plantation Household Rice plantation
SC: Indigo plantation Household Rice plantation
NC: Indigo plantation Household Tobacco plantation
VA: Small farm Household Tobacco
plantation Workshop
MD: Small farm Tobacco
plantation
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Primary Source – First Theater opened in Charlestown,
Carolinas: 1736– College of William and Mary founded in
Williamsburg, Virginia in 1693– Virginias first newspaper published in
Williamsburg in 1736– The Virginia Company: 1606– John Rolfe: learned how to cultivate tobacco in
Virginia in 1616– House of Burgesses: met in Jamestown,
Virginia in 1619• First representative body in colonial America• Made laws and raised taxes
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Important People - John Smith - a colonist who emerged as a strong leader - English sailor, soldier, and author
- leader of a Virginia colony- dated Powhatan’s daughter
- Powhatan- ruled 30 tribes in Virginia - dignity, keen mind- Pocahontas was his daughter
-chief Algonquins- James Oglethorpe
– Led the Georgia trustees designed their colony as a haven for English debtors.– Set strict rules for colonists
• Could not drink alcohol• Couldn’t own slaves
- Lord Baltimore– Owned and governed it as a proprietary colony. – Founded Maryland as colonial refuge for his fellow catholics
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WORK CITED • K, Kyle and S, Andy. “Colonies of the South.” The Southern Colonies. 21 November, 2000. East Buchanan Middle
School. 2 October, 2008. • <http://www.east-buc.k12.ia.us/00_01/ca/13cC.htm> • “The Southern Colonies.” Colonial America. 2 October, 2008.
<http://www.mce.k12tn.net/colonial_america/southern_colonies.htm>• Atlas =• “The Nystrom Atlas of United States History.” Eds. Betty Franks, Jacqueline Frierson, Robert Hagopian and Arthur
Zilversmit. Nystrom; Chicago, Illinois 2000. • Thomas, Robert. “Frost Chart for United States.” The Old Farmers Almanac. 6 October 2008. Yankee Publishing Inc; 2008
New Hampshire. http://www.almanac.com/garden/frostus.php• "Southern Colonies." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 2 Oct 2008, 00:31 UTC. 2 Oct 2008 • <http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Southern_Colonies&oldid=242380364>. • “Virginia Company.” Jamestown Rediscovery. 2000. The Association for the Preservation of Virginia • Antiquities. October 6, 2008. http://www.apva.org/history/vaco.html