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DO NOW Pretend you have the chance to make a brand new society, and that you have decided that you want to use this opportunity to make a “utopian” (perfect) society. Thinking about this ideal society, what factors do you think are important in making a society successful? What would you do to make your society be perfect? Continue writing until I say stop.

The First Permanent Settlement August 11

European Settlement of North America

First French Permanent Settlement Quebec (Canada): first permanent French settlement (1608) On high ground along St. Lawrence River; excellent for: Carrying our their fur trade Establishing more colonies along the river Providing good military position Another focus: Converting Natives to Christianity

Jamestown, Virginia Virginia Company granted a royal charter. Set out to find gold and land Arrived in 1607 First British permanent colony. Located on Chesapeake Bay Good for shipping Also good for agriculture (farming) However, swamp-land also bred malaria…

Relations with Natives 24,000 Indians united under powerful chief, Powhatan. Powhatan wanted an alliance with the British. He especially wanted their metal weapons.

Tobacco Settlers needed a crop with which they could make a profit. Tobacco grew well in Virginia due to the long, hot, humid summers. Could be shipped back to England for a great profit. This attracted more people to Virginia to own land and farm. The Virginia Company also offered free land.

Relations with Natives John Smith: Virginia is “overgrown with trees and weeds, being a plain wilderness as God made it.” Needed to be ‘improved’ into more profitable farmland 1609 - war breaks out between colonist and Powhatan’s army 1613 – British capture Pocahontas. Powhatan ends war.

House of Burgesses Formed in 1619. Two representatives from each community. Had to be 17 years old, a landowner, and male. Almost all very wealthy. The first representative government in the new American colonies.

Transition to a Royal Colony Two types of colonies: Royal colonies Proprietary colonies In 1624, the King took over from the Virginia Company and placed a Governor in charge of Virginia. Governor William Berkeley. “I thank God, there are no free schools nor printing in Virginia, and I hope we shall not have these for a hundred years; for learning has brought disobedience and heresy…into the world, and printing has [spread] them, and libels (untruths) against the government. God keep us from both!”

Bacon’s Rebellion As colonists spread inland, they faced increasing tension with the Natives. War breaks out in 1675. Settlers wanted to kill all the Natives. Governor Berkeley would not allow it. Berkeley also imposed additional taxes on farmers. Led by Francis Bacon, settlers marched on Jamestown, forced out Berkeley, and burned Jamestown.

Bacon’s Rebellion “Bacon’s Rebellion showed that poorer farmer’s would not tolerate a government that catered only to the wealthiest colonists. The colony’s leaders reduced the taxes paid by the farmers and improved access to frontier land.” -Your Textbook Stop and Jot: Do you think Francis Bacon should be considered a hero of American history?

Create a Brochure “You work for the Virginia Company in England. Your task is to research the Jamestown colony, then create a brochure that explains the colony and might convince them to come to Jamestown themselves. Your brochure must answer the following questions”: Jamestown was named after what leader? Jamestown was founded in what year? What makes Jamestown especially important to US History (what is it best known for)? John Smith convinced what group of people to help the early colonists? What crop saved Jamestown colony? Why were Africans slaves brought to Jamestown? Why was tobacco important? What was the House of Burgesses? What was Bacon’s Rebellion?

Grading Rubric Does the brochure include all the information asked for? Is all the information accurate? Is the brochure organized, attractive, and neatly presented? Is it creative? Is there at least one mini-article? Are there illustrations?

Diary/Journal Entry To evaluate the success of the English settlement at Jamestown, you will write a diary/journal entry from 1680 as one of the following: an investor in the Virginia Company, an indentured servant, a frontier settler, tobacco planter, or a member of Powhatan’s tribe. Your entry should have references to factual events and be very descriptive. It should answer the question, “Is this settlement a successful society, from my point of view?” A successful diary entry should be at least 2-3 paragraphs.

Exit Quiz 1.)What was the name of the first permanent French colony? 2.)What was the name of the first permanent British colony? 3.) What crop allowed the first permanent British colony to survive?

Exit Quiz 4.) Why is the House of Burgesses important to US History? 5.) Why didn’t Powhatan and the Native Americans immediately go to war with the English settlers?