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The first English settlement in North America. In Virginia, USA. It faced many challenges including starvation, harsh winters, and diseases. The colony soon developed tobacco which became a cash crop for it. -
Pilgrims escaping religious persecution in England sail to the Americas on the Mayflower, landing in Plymouth, Massachusetts. -
The Pilgrims on the Mayflower signed the Mayflower Compact before landing at Plymouth Rock, establishing an early form of self-government and a social contract among the settlers. -
Regulated trade laws between American colonies and other countries, impacting their economy. -
English took control of New Amsterdam, renaming it New York. This change had a big impact on the city's future. -
Native American Leader, Metacomet or King Phillip, fought against English Settlers. It was from unfair treatment and inequality shown to the natives by the British, leading to tension and overall warfare against the two. It killed many, especially natives, and increased tensions between them. -
Nathaniel Bacon led a rebellion in Virginia against colonial governor William Berkley. It was driven by unfair political treatment and tension with Native Americans. -
William Penn receives a land grant from King Charles II, leading to the founding of Pennsylvania, known for religious tolerance. -
The political and constitutional change in England had an impact on American colonies. The overthrow of King James II led the colonies to change through developing self governments and constitutions. -
A series of court trials on accusations of witchcraft among women. With little evidence, there were many injustices. This effected Salem's economy along with lessons on being cautious and aware of false accusations.