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Early Virginia AP US History

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Early VirginiaAP US History

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Roanoke (1585)

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John Smith

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HEADRIGHT SYSTEM: a grant of land for settling in VA

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INDENTURED SERVITUDE: a contract in which a poor Englishman/woman agreed to work for a colonist (who paid their passage to Virginia) for a period of 4-7 years

The colonist received the indentured servant’s headright of 50 acres

Freedom dues: the land, seed and tools given to an indentured servant after they completed their service

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Scots-Irish

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Indian Massacre of 1622

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“Seasoning”

Diseases spread rapidly in the heat of the Virginia summer. Those did not die of sickness were said to have survived the “seasoning” time

Common diseases were•Yellow fever•Smallpox•Measles•Plague•Malaria

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House of Burgesses (1619)

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Cecil Calvert, Lord Baltimore

Maryland

“The Chesapeake” = VA + MA

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Bacon’s Rebellion (1676)

Causes:• ↓ Tobacco prices• ↑ cost of manufactured goods• Poor weather• English-Dutch war

Events:• Bacon attacked friendly Native

Americans with popular support.• Gov. Berkeley went after Bacon• Bacon and his mob attack the capital,

Jamestown and eventually burn it • Gov. Berkeley regains control• Bacon dies of disease and his

followers are hanged.