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At this time, the beginning of the 1600's, the Mestizos made a large population group in america.
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England was ready to embark on its dominance and power in the new world
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King James makes peace with Spain
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Inspired from Cortes and the Spanish conquests. Found gold and silver, glass, iron, furs, tar, and anything else the country could supply.
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Englishmen boarded three ships- the Susan Constant, the godspeed, and the discovery. They sailed up the James River and landed in present day Virginia.
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Quebec
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Four hundred settlers arrived in the New World.
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New Netherland
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Was the first permanent European settlement in the southwest.
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Colony reorganized and Pocahontas was married to John Rolfe.
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After a few years 80% of the English immigrants had already died.
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Rolfe crossed tobacco strains from Trinidad and Guiana and planted tobacco.
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Colony in Virginia the colony sent the first shipment of tobacco to England.
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Estabished by the Virginia Company. Included a limmited, white, landowners.
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A Dutch Slave ship sold twenty Africans to the Virginian colonists. This marks the southern slaves birth in the New World.
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Plymouth
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During the Dawn of tobaccos's boom, Jamestown was still struggling.
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Virginia becomes a royal colony
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The company formed New Amsterdam on Manhattan Island.
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Great Immigration to New England
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Charles I set a tract of about 12 million acres of land at the northern tip of the Chesapeake Bay aside for a second colony in America.
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Protestant and Catholic settlers left England for the Chesapeake
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Protestant and Catholic settlers left England for the Chesapeake, arriving in Maryland in March 1634
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Armed contingent of English Puritans from Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, and Connecticut colonies trekked into Indian country in territory claimed by New England.
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Forced settlers in America to find a new place in the empire of America.
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During this time, no permanent British North American colony was more than thirty-five years old. The Crown and various proprietors controlled most of the colonies.
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England became a republic and protectorate under Oliver Cromwell.
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Challenged American neutrality
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Leveled an economic embargo on the rebelling colonies, forcing them to accept Parliament’s authority, but acknowledged England still has majority authority
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Marks a turning point for black men and women in English colonies. New laws gave legal sanction to the enslavement of people of African descent for life.
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A Virginia Law stated that an enslaved women;s children inherited the "condition" of their mother; other colonies soon passed similar status.
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Charles II granted the colony a royal charter establishing the colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
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Duke of York granted the area between the Hudson and Delaware rivers to two English noblemen.
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In 1665, New Haven was absorbed into Connecticut, but its singular religious tradition endured with the creation of Yale College.
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Three ships of colonists from Barbados arrived at the mouth of the Ashley River, where they founded Charles Town
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Kind Charles II gripped his control over North America and the West Indies in the creation of the colonies in the New World.
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Led by King Philip.
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Winter of 1675, John Sassamon, was found under the ice of a pond. Killed by King Philip, the three murders were found guilty of murder and executed.
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Lord of Trade
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Brought a decisive end to Indian power in New England.
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Occurred a year after King Philip lead the uprising, in Virginia.
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only 3,000 thousands colonist called Spanish New Mexico home.
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Spanish speaking indian
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Led by a protestant, William of Orange, James then fled to France.
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passage of a Bill of Rights
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Colonial Massachusetts became the first place in the Western world to issue paper bills to be used as money
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Virginia outlaws English-Indian marriages
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People were not accepting of new types of people in their community.
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Captain Thomas Phillips was a master of a slave ship in 1694, said “I can’t think there is any intrinsic value in one color more than another, nor that white is better than black, only we think it so because we are so.”