US History: So Far
Water Routes
6) Christians - Muslims
7) Middle Ages
8) Discovered America?
Native Americans, Leif
Erickson (Vinland)
Columbus (Bahamas)
Amerigo Vespucci
9) 5 Dangers at Sea
10) 6 Reasons to Go
11) Mercantilism = Money
12) Colonies - profit for
Mother Country (wars)
13) England mean to N.A.
14) Columbian Exchange
America Europe
America Europe
15) Hundreds of
settlements pop up
- Roanoke:
1) First Colony
2) Lost Colony
- Jamestown:
1) Permanent
2) Starving Time
3) Tobacco-Slavery
4) House of Burgesses
- Plymouth
1) Made own rules: The
Mayflower Compact
2) 1st to make own rules
3.2 The New England Colonies
1) Early English Colonies:
continue to grow
3.2 The New England Colonies
5) The New England Colonies
6) King Philip’s War
3.2 The New England Colonies
2) Why did immigrants want to come to America?
3) English Colonies: 13 total; divided into 3 regions:
New England, Middle, Southern
4) Like Plains, Mound Builders, & Anasazi: environment they
were in helped shaped the culture of the colonies:
(products)
3.2 The New England Colonies
3.2 The New England Colonies
Europe Goes to North America
As Jamestown & Plymouth Rock took hold, many more people from Europe (immigrants) started coming to America.
3.2 The New England Colonies
England
France
Spain
3.2 The New England Colonies
3.2 The New England Colonies
3.2 The New England Colonies
3.2 The New England Colonies
3.2 The New England Colonies
After the growth of Jamestown, & Plymouth, America grows into 13 colonies from
1607-1791
(184 yrs)
Jamestown - 1607
Vermont - 1791
(14th State)
3.2 The New England Colonies
3 Regions
As with the Mound Builders, Anasazi, & Plains Native
Americans, the geography (environment), society (culture),
& economics (jobs), each has greatly influences them.
Reasons Why a Colony is in the Region They are in:
features of the land
2) Economic: what kind jobs
what do the make or sell
how much money do they make
3) Society: religion that you are
rich or poor (social class)
where were you from?
New England Middle Southern
Warm Summers, Cold Winters
Colder Climate, Shorter Growing Seasons
Warm Climate year around
New England
Middle
Southern
GEOGRAPHY
New England Middle Southern
Ship Building, Trade, Fishing
Tobacco, Rice, Indigo
Wheat, Barley, Rye
Southern
New England
Middle
ECONOMICS
New England Middle Southern
Plantation owners, slaves
Westward expansion; Philadelphia biggest
Founded on Religion; very strict
Middle
Southern
New England
SOCIETY
New England Colonies:
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Eventually becomes
Maine
3.2 The New England Colonies
The Puritans left England for Massachusetts seeking
religious freedom for themselves
hypocritical?
Massachusetts
When other people wanted their own religious freedom in
Massachusetts, the Puritans wouldn’t let them;
so, they left to form their own colonies
‘City on a Hill’
John Winthrop used this phrase to describe the Massachusetts Bay colony, which he believed would become a shining example of Puritan perfection.
“Hi; I am John Winthrop, a Puritan moving to Massachusetts. I want our colony to be an example to others. We are going to be a ‘City on a Hill.’ ”
‘City on a Hill’
The phrase “city on a hill” refers to a community that others will look up to.
“We’re Awesome!”
3.2 The New England Colonies
“Hi; I’m Roger Williams. Since Massachusetts won’t let me practice my religion, I am going to form the
colony of Rhode Island.”
Anne Hutchinson
(women were not allowed to read bible passages)
“Hi Anne; you
can’t read the
bible to people.”
“Hi, I’m Anne; I am going to read the bible to people.”
Anne Hutchinson’s Big 3
2) Felt no need for
ministers as God
spoke to each person individually
“Hi Anne; us
Puritans are
going to arrest
you.”
Anne Hutchinson’s Big 3
3) In 1638 the Puritans
of Massachusetts put
her on trial for heresy (a belief opposite to the religious belief)
& banished her from
the colony; & she moved to
Rhode Island
(Roger Williams)
“Hi Anne; you
can come live in
Rhode Island.”
3.2 The New England Colonies
The Wampanoag Tribe was the same tribe who shared the ‘First Harvest’ with the Pilgrims in 1621 (Squanto was their leader who had taught the Pilgrims to hunt, plant, & fish.)
Times have changed
3.2 The New England Colonies
3.2 The New England Colonies
3.2 The New England Colonies
3.2 The New England Colonies
Why was King Philip’s War important to our History?
First war we had with Native Americans to take their land away.
3.2 The New England Colonies
1) Early English Colonies:
continue to grow
3.2 The New England Colonies
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3.2 The New England Colonies
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3.2 The New England Colonies
3.2 The New England Colonies
3 Regions
3.2 The New England Colonies
2) Why did immigrants want to come to America?
3) English Colonies: 13 total; divided into 3 regions:
New England, Middle, Southern
4) Like Plains, Mound Builders, & Anasazi: environment they
were in helped shaped the culture of the colonies:
(products)
3.2 The New England Colonies
5) The New England Colonies
6) King Philip’s War
3.2 The New England Colonies
1)
Massachusetts to start their own colonies
The lesson has 9 slides & should take @25-30 minutes.
Please let us know if you have questions.
Thank you.
Mr. Hepp, Ms. Maratik, & Mrs. Owens