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Chapter 20 section 2 EUROPEAN NATIONS SETTLE NORTH AMERICA

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European nations settle North America. Chapter 20 section 2. Key Terms. New Netherlands French and Indian War Metacom. New France Jamestown Pilgrims Puritans. Explorers Establish New France. Giovanni da Verrazzano 1524 sailed to America to find sea route to the Pacific - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter 20 section 2

EUROPEAN NATIONS SETTLE NORTH AMERICA

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New FranceJamestown

PilgrimsPuritans

New Netherlands French and Indian War

Metacom

KEY TERMS

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Giovanni da Verrazzano 1524 sailed to America to

find sea route to the PacificSailed for the French and

discovered New York harborJacques Cartier reached

eastern CanadaCartier named the Saint

Lawrence RiverQuebec became the capitol

of new France

EXPLORERS ESTABLISH NEW FRANCE

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French had many colonies in Canada

(New France)Hoped to find silver

and gold, did notFound fish, furs

LynxOtterFox

Beaver sold for high prices

FRENCH, DUTCH, AND ENGLISH COLONIES IN THE AMERICAS

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French did not send a large number of

colonistsOnly small groups of

tradersFrench not interested

in settling downFrench did not enslave

Native AmericansNative Americans were the main source of furs

NEW FRANCE

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Many French married Native Americans

Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec

French explored the Mississippi

Thought it flowed to the Pacific ocean

La Salle claimed land around Mississippi region

Called Louisiana after King Louis XIV

NEW FRANCE

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Did not set out to establish colonies

Jamestown the first colony in 1607

Hoped for silver and gold and route to the

Pacific1620’s Pilgrims sailed

to Plymouth because of religious persecution

THE ENGLISH COLONIES

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More interested in gold than planting crops

Seven out of 10 die from hunger and disease

First permanent English settlement

Farmers discovered tobaccoHigh profit cash crop

THE SETTLEMENT OF JAMESTOWN

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Located on the Hudson River

1629 Governor bought Manhattan from Wappinger peopleNew Amsterdam

became New York CityFewer than 4,000

people in all of New Netherland

THE DUTCH OF NEW NETHERLANDS

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Pilgrims were self sufficient in five years

Did not share same relationship with Native

Americans as the French and Dutch

Native Americans had helped the colonists

Colonists view Native Americans with distrust

or anger

THE ENGLISH COLONIES

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Puritans sought religious freedom

Made a large colony in Massachusetts Bay areaWanted to build a model

communityNumerous families helped

to build the colony

PURITANS CREATE NEW ENGLAND

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Dutch established relationship with the

Iroquois IndiansTrading posts along the

Hudson RiverFormed Dutch West India

company1621 Dutch government

gave permission to colonizeDutch

GermansScandinavians

Start settlements

THE DUTCH FOUND NEW NETHERLANDS

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Dutch more focused on colonies in other parts of

the worldThey were more

profitable because they got goods not available in Europe or the AmericasProduced sugar in the

CaribbeanSpices from Southeast

Asia

THE DUTCH OF NEW NETHERLAND

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New Netherlands separated Northern and Southern

English coloniesCharles II gave Duke of York

permission to oust the Dutch

Dutch surrendered after a naval blockade

English renamed it New York

1750 1.2 million English colonists

13 colonies from Maine to Georgia

THE ENGLISH OUST THE DUTCH

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Mid-1700’s British tried to settle in French

Territory(upper Ohio River Valley)

Tensions grew war broke out 1754

English and French both with Native American

help Called the French and

Indian War

BRITISH-FRENCH CONFLICT

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First war went badly for the British

French had more soldiers

British took QuebecFrench surrendered

gave up all land east of the Mississippi and

Canada

BRITISH-FRENCH CONFLICT

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British controlled more of North America

War was costlyEnglish King placed

cost of war on the Americans

Led to resentmentPlanted the seeds of the

revolution

BRITISH-FRENCH CONFLICT

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French and Dutch mostly cooperative

Mutual benefitsNatives did most of the

trappingIn return they received

GunsHatchetsMirrorsbeads

NATIVE AMERICANS RESPOND

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Dutch fought some over land claims and trading

rightsEarly relations with the

English were cooperativeEnglish sought to populate

North AmericaPushed natives off their land

Religious difference heightened tensions

Settlers considered them heathens

A STRAINED RELATIONSHIP

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1622 Powhatan tribe attacked colonial villages

around JamestownKilled 350 settlers

Settlers struck back and massacred hundreds of

PowhatansKing Philip’s War 1675

Metacom-known as King Philip

Attacked colonial villages throughout Massachusetts

Both sides massacred hundreds of victims

SETTLERS AND NATIVE AMERICANS BATTLE

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Diseases devastated native population in North America1616 smallpox caused one tribe to go from 24,000 to

750South Carolina to Missouri

whole tribes fell to smallpox, measles, and

other diseasesDisease caused a shortage

of laborColonists turned to Africans

by the million

NATIVES FALL TO DISEASE