Conflicting Visions

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English Civil War

Conflict from 1640-1649 between Parliament and the Monarchy, resulting in Parliament's victory.

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Magna Carta

Document signed in 1215 that limited the powers of the monarchy and established certain legal rights.

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Charles I

King of England who was executed after losing the English Civil War.

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Oliver Cromwell

Leader of the Parliamentarian forces during the English Civil War and later became Lord Protector.

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Restoration

The period in 1660 when the monarchy was restored in England with Charles II.

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Glorious Revolution

The peaceful overthrow of King James II in 1688, leading to William and Mary taking the throne.

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Virginia Company

Joint-stock company that funded the establishment of Jamestown in 1607, reducing financial risk for investors.

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Tobacco

A staple crop in Virginia that became a significant cash crop and economic driver.

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House of Burgesses

Established in 1618-1619, it was the first legislative assembly in the American colonies, allowing only white men with property to vote.

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Headright System

A land grant policy that provided 50 acres of land to settlers who paid for their passage to Virginia.

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Indentured Servants

Individuals who worked for a set number of years (3-7) in exchange for passage to America, often referred to as "white slavery."

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Maryland

Founded in the 1630s by the Calvert family as a haven for English Catholics, with an open policy and feudal system.

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Great Migration

The movement of Puritans to New England, including Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut in the 1620s.

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Fort Orange/Albany

A trading post established for the fur trade in the early 1620s.

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Fort Amsterdam/NYC

A Dutch settlement that became a trade hub before being taken over by the British in 1664.

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Pennsylvania

A proprietary colony founded by William Penn, known for its Quaker population and open religious policies.

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Quakers

A religious group known for their pacifism and belief in the "Inner Light," founded by George Fox.

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Carolinas

Colonies established in the early 1700s, known for growing crops like sugar and rice.

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Georgia

Founded in 1732 by James Oglethorpe as a buffer zone with strict laws, initially banning slavery and alcohol.

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Debtor's Heaven

The goal of Georgia to provide a place for debtors from overcrowded jails in England.