1607, John Smith, Workers of the London Company

1620, William Bradford, Pilgrims

1630, John Winthrop, Puritans

1632, George Calvert, English Settlers, Tobacco

1636, Roger Williams, Baptists and Quakers

1636, Thomas Hooker, Puritans

1681, William Penn, Quakers

1664, Peter Minuit, Dutch

1665, Lord Berkeley and Sir George Carteret, Dutch

1623, John Mason, Fisherman

1701, William Penn, Swedes

1663, Proprietors, people from Virginia

1663, Proprietors, People from the Caribbean

1732, Oglethorpe, the poor/ in debt

Northern/New England

Southern

Middle

What did Connecticut establish in 1639

What 3 beliefs was Rhode Island founded upon

Rhode Island became a haven for

Toleration Act of 1649

A land distribution system based on each “head” or person in a colony

What was the religious belief in Pennsylvania

How many people survived the first winter in Jamestown

Rebellion of the poor in Virginia that started in 1676, led by Nathaniel Bacon

A war in Plymouth between Indians and settlers during 1675-1676

1692-1693 hysteria in Salem, Massachusetts In which people were accused of being witches

Quebec

Louisiana

Biloxi

Mobile, New Orleans

A separate settlement founded by the Spanish just North of St. Augustine, leader is Menedez

Rebellion of the Pueblo people against their Spanish overlords. Led by Popé

Bloodless Revolution that occurred in England in 1688 when Parliamentary leaders replaced their catholic ruler, James ll, with Mary and William of Orange

A pattern of trade that developed in the 1700s in which slaves were sent to the West Indies and mainland North America while good and other resources were shipped between the West Indies and North America and Britain

Voyage of slaves taken from west Africa to slave colonies in the Americas

Acts passed by Britain that limited the import/ export of goods with the colonies. Only Great Britain could send or get supplies from them

An uprising in 1739 of South Carolina slaves against whites

Who Posted stuff that got them in trouble on the New York Weekly Journal

What was the role of women

Stoddards grandson and successor, became famous for leading even larger religious revivals

Became the most powerful preacher of the great awakening

New Light- pro- Awakening | Old Light- anti-Awakening

Harvard is the first college, Yale is the second

Harvard resisted the movement while Yale did not

Major intellectual movement occurring in Europe in the 1600s that led many to look more to scientific advances and the role of human reason in understanding the world than to religion

Loyal British subject that believed that the people of Great Britain and the colonies should consider themselves as one community with one interest

Louis XIV fights William

Also called the War of Spanish Succession, that was started over rival claimants to the Spanish throne

Also called the War of Austrian Succession, Britain and France were fighting each other