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Chapter 3: Colonies Take Root (1587-1752) Ch. 3.1: The First English Settlements

Chapter 3: Colonies Take Root (1587-1752) Ch. 3.1: The First English Settlements

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Chapter 3:Colonies Take Root

(1587-1752)

Ch. 3.1:The First English

Settlements

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Section Focus Question

How did the English set up their first colonies?

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The First English Colonies

► Roanoke, NC (1587)… ???

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Founding Jamestown (1606)

► The Virginia Company of London received a charter from King James I giving them the right to settle land in the area of the Chesapeake Bay

► This charter guaranteed colonists the same rights as English citizens

Virginia Company Seal

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► Jamestown was founded along the James River in Virginia

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► After a rough start, tobacco saves Virginia’s economy (a popular export to Europe by 1620)

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House of Burgesses

► (1619) A governor was sent by the Virginia Company to consult settlers on all important matters…

► The House of Burgesses was formed. It was the first representative government in the English colonies.

► Together with the governor, they made laws for the colony.

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House of Burgesses

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The Plymouth Colony

► (1620) The Pilgrims left England for the Americas… seeking religious freedom

► In England, the Pilgrims were known as Separatists because they wanted to separate from the official church, the Church of England

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Mayflower Compact

► The Pilgrims drafted rules for their new home in Massachusetts

► The 41 men agreed to consult one another about laws for the colony and promised to work for the common good

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► The colony was named Plymouth

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Section Focus Question

How did the English set up their first colonies?