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American Pageant Chapter 2 APUSH Review (Period 2)
England
England defeats the
Spanish Armada
in 1588
English Colonization
England was a
Protestant country
Different types of colonies (how paid for and how they are run)
Joint Stock Company: stockholders invest in a company and share in the potential profits or lossed from the colony;
Corporate colony
Proprietorship
: land is given by the king to an individual or group
Royal:
paid for and ruled directly by the monarchy
Colony of
Roanoke
(Walter Releigh, 1597) fails (
Lost Colony
)
Chesapeake
colonies:
Virginia and Maryland (upper southern region
1st permanent English colony in North America established at
Jamestown
in 1607-motive was wealth S
Setup under a joint stock company
Virginia Company
Starving Period
: many of the original settlers die of disease. starvation, etc.
John Smith
established military discipline and saved the colony
John Rolfe
introduced the cultivation of
tobacco
Colonial Virginia:
Tobacco provided the colony with a “
cash crop
” and led to the rise of
plantation system
Needed a cheap labor supply
Indentured Servants
served as the early labor force of Virginia
Worked for a period of time (4-7 years) in exchange for passage to colony
Headright System
: get land if you paid for somebody's journey to the colony
House of Burgesses
established in 1619
Form of early
representative
government
(the 1st in future U.S.)
Problems
begin to develop:
Tobacco destroyed the land
Demand for labor and land goes up
Tensions increase with the natives as colonist move west
^^NATIVE AMERICANS AND SLAVERY^^
Relations with the Natives:
Very hostile relationship developed between the colonists and the
Powhatan tribe
Tensions increased as the settlers moved west
Anglo-Powhatan Wars
1610-1646
1st war ends in 1614 with marriage between Pocahontas & John Rolfe
Massacre of 1622
begins 2nd war
By 1624 Jamestown becomes a
royal colony
Powhatan Confederacy largely defeated by 1646
Powhatan Confederacy defeated by a variety of factors:
Disease, Disorganization, Disposability
Labor Relations & the Transition to Slavery
Early period the primary labor source was indentured servants
1st Africans
arrive in the colony
1619
Bacon’s Rebellion
(1676)
Background
: Growing frustration with:
lack of land (
Gov
.
Berkeley
did not allow land hungry settlers to move too far west)
Lack of political power (House of Burgesses dominated by
plantation
elite
)
Wanted govt in Jamestown to do something about Native American attacks
Nathaniel
Bacon
leads a rebellion against Indians on the frontier & burned Jamestown
Impact: Leads to transition to
AFRICAN CHATTEL SLAVE LABOR
Demonstrates tension in colonial society between social classes and regions (backcountry vs. east)
Another Chesapeake Colony: Maryland
Proprietorship:
Lord Balitmore
given land by the king
Act of Toleration
(1649): religious freedom for all Christians (Intended especially to
protect
Catholics
)
Sorry Jews, Muslims, etc. (other groups that were not Christian)
Southern Colonies
^^
South Carolina
^^: cash crop (
rice
) plantation economy, wealthy aristocratic elite, African slave labor
^^
North Carolina
^^- different: small tobacco farmers, less reliance on slavery
^^
Caribbean
^^ (Barbados & Jamaica): cash crop (
sugar
cane
),
strict slave labor
system from the start
^^
Georgia
^^: served as a
buffer
colony against Spanish & French threat,
penal
colony for debtors, and originally banned slavery
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Unit 1: Period 1: 1491–1607
Unit 2: Period 2: 1607–1754
Unit 3: Period 3: 1754–1800
Unit 4: Period 4: 1800–1848
Unit 5: Period 5: 1844–1877
Unit 6: Period 6: 1865–1898
Unit 7: Period 7: 1890–1945
Unit 8: Period 8: 1945–1980
Unit 9: Period 9: 1980–Present
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