Integrity

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Integrity
Journal Writing

• Doing the right thing at the right time even when
  no one is looking.

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Chapter 3

• Colonial America

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Section 1 Early English Settlements

• Sir Walter Raleigh
• Roanoke Island, 1585
• Returned Home
• Under Raleigh, sent White to try to settle again
• White returned to England for supplies
• When returned, colony was gone.
• England was a failure to settle North America.

• The Lost Colony of Roanoke

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• Settled by the Virginia Company
• Economic prosperity
• Settled in Chesapeake Bay
• Name Jamestown in honor of King.
• John White saves the colony by making all work
• Tobacco saves Jamestown

• Jamestown Settlement 1607

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• Magna Carta
• Jamestowns Representative Government

• Page A9
• King John 1215
• Start of representative government
• Right to create local laws for community

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Slavery in America

• First Africans

• Brought over to be servants by Dutch starting in
  1619
• Originally given freedom after set amount time
  served
• 1661 Need for workers brought the institution
  of slavery.

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Help from Native Americans

• Why is this important?

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Chapter 32 New England colonies
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Magna Carta
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Demands for Religious Freedom

• Protestant Reformation
• 1517
• Catholic Church
• Martin Luther and the posted 95 Thesis
• Protestant vs. Catholic Church
• Division in Europe

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Henry the VIII
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New England Colonies

• Massachusetts
• Connecticut
• Rhode Island
• New Hampshire
• Map on page 79
• Poor soil,
• great fishing, thick forest, great natural
  harbors.

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Pilgrims

• Wanted to separate from the Church of England
  (Anglican) and start new church
• 1620 left for the New World
• Settled in Plymouth
• Mayflower Compact promised to obey English Law.

• Separatists

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Pilgrims Mayflower Compact

• Formal document that swore loyalty to England and
  to obey the laws passed.

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Massachusetts Bay

• Poor soil conditions
• 1625 Anglican Church of England begins to
  persecute Puritans.
• Puritans look for ways to leave England
• New England Company Puritans chance to create
  a new society in American based on the Bible.
• Settled in Boston area.
• Came for religious freedom but had no tolerance
  for other religious groups.

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• 1630 PURITANS
• Protestants that wanted to reform the Anglican
  Church
• Wanted to Purify the church
• Hated by English Anglicans
• Persecuted for their beliefs
• Settled in and around Boston (Massachusetts Bay
  Colony)

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Great Migration

• Puritans journey to Massachusetts by the
  thousands.
• People in the colony wanted more role in the
  government.
• Only male and church members could vote

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Connecticut

• Settled by Thomas Hooker because he was not
  satisfied with the way Puritan leaders ran
  colony.
• Better soil, not as rocky.

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Rhode Island

• Settled by Roger Williams
• Williams believed that people should be free to
  follow any religious practices.
• Asked to leave.
• Bought land from Native Americans
• Allowed Religious tolerance

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Anne Hutchinson

• A woman that questioned the practices of her
  Puritan church
• Put on trial for heresy
• Asked to leave Boston
• Settled in Rhode Island. Why?

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New Hampshire

• Became independent from Massachusetts in 1679.
• Settled by Puritans.

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Native Americans

• Decline in Population from disease and war with
  settlers