I. Southern British Colonies

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I. Southern British Colonies

• A. British Women in the South
• 1. Jamestown
• Tobacco
• Tobacco Brides
• 2. Population and Life Span
• disease
• death due to childbirth
• 3. Women in the Chesapeake
• women inheritance feme covert/sole
• 4. Indentured Servants
• 5. Bacons Rebellion of 1676 protest against
  elite
• 6. Planter Class

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I. Southern British Colonies

• B. African Women
• 1. Early Slavery
• 2. Middle Passage
• 3. Slavery Institutionalized
• 4. Demographics
• 5. African American Families and Culture
• 6. Freed Blacks

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II. Northern British Colonies

• A. Introduction
• 1. Puritan Beliefs equality before God moral
  code
• sexual pleasure only through marriage to help
  sustain the order
• education women taught to read and write
  religious scriptures
• 2. Puritan Migration

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II. Northern British Colonies

• B. The Puritan Search for Order The Family and
  the Law
• 1. Family Migration and Birthrates
• 2. Regulation of Marriage, Sexual Relations 3.
  Mary Rowlandson
• C. Disorderly Women
• 1. Anne Hutchinson
• 2. Witchcraft in New England

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II. Northern British Colonies

• D. Womens Work and Consumption Patterns  
• 1. Womens Labor  
• 2. Networks of Women  
• 3. Midwives  
• 4. Northern Slavery  
• 5. Consumer Revolution

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II. Northern British Colonies

• E. Dissenters from Dissenters Women in
  Pennsylvania
• 1. William Penn
• 2. Equality among Quakers
• 3. Quakers and Slavery

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III. Other Europes/Other Americas

• A. New Netherland
• 1. Dutch Colonization
• 2. Womens Legal Rights
• 3. African Americans and Jews in Colony
• 4. Changes under English Rule

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III. Other Europes/Other Americas

• B. New France
• 1. Gender Balance in Colony
• 2. Fur Traders and Native Women
• 3. Ursuline Nuns committed to the education of
  women
• C. New Spain
• 1. Pueblo Revolt
• 2. Spanish Regain Control women could own
  property