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"The Lost Colony" 100 men and women settled here with John White.
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The settlement was on a swamp. It was established by the Virginia Company. Only 38 of the 150 survived the first winter.
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The first assembly of the Americas. https://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h1151.html
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When the English Puritans migrated to New England.
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The pilgrims settled in Plymouth. The mayflower is the boat the pilgrims were on. It was at sea for 65 days. The mayflower compact established the foundation for the colony's government. Squanto and his tribe helped the pilgrims. They had the first thanksgiving.
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It was settled by the dutch. They called the area New Netherlands. The dutch used the patroon system to promote settlement.
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Settled by the puritans. led by governor John Winthrop. It was strictly based on beliefs of the puritan church.
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Settled by Lord Baltimore. Maryland was a southern colony. It was intended for persecuted catholics.
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A New England colony settled by Roger Williams. There was no religious persecution of Christians here.
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Citizenship was based on land ownership and not religion.It had the first written constitution in North America. It was settled by Thomas Hooker.
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It was an act concerning religion. It helped establish tolerance for religion. It was passed by the assembly of Maryland.
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Settled by supporters of King Charles II. Had easy access to trade in the West Indies. They grew cash crop. It later became a royal colony and split.
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Nathaniel Bacon raised unauthorized militia to retaliate against the Native Americans.
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Settled by William Penn. It was a middle colony. Many quakers settled here. It was established as a holy experiment.
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When young girls in Salem claimed to be passed by the devil. A wave of hysteria swept through the area.
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This was a religious revival. It renewed the dedication to christianity and effected American colonists.
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A plan to create a unified government for the 13 colonies. It was suggested by Ben Franklin.
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Nine year war. Started because of a conflict over land and the Mississippi river.
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Issued by King George III right after the great awakening. It divided land west of the appliation mountains.
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British policy to relax harsh laws and regulations. It mainly was for trade laws.
