Unit II Colonial America. B.R. What are the three types of Colonies? Define one. B.R. What are the three types of Colonies? Define one. Plan of Day B.R.

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Unit II Colonial America

B.R. What are the three types of Colonies? Define one. B.R. What are the three types of Colonies? Define one. Plan of Day B.R. Notes Pass back papers Plan of Day B.R. Notes Pass back papers

13 Colonies 3 types of Colonies 1.Charter – (Connecticut, Rhode Island) Group of settlers given a charter 2.Proprietary (Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania) Individuals given a charter – free to rule as they pleased 3.Royal Colonies (Georgia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, N. Carolina, S. Carolina, Virginia) Directly ruled by Britain – king appointed a governor Govt (in general) Limited government (Magna Carta 1215) Representative Government – (white, male, land owners)

New England Colonies Progression of Development: Massachusetts –Religious freedom Plymouth – separatists – William Bradford Boston – Puritans – John Winthrop Connecticut – better farming, religious freedom Thomas Hooker Rhode Island – thrown out of Massachusetts – religious freedom Roger Williams – no govt church – separation of Church /State Anne Hutchinson – p. 79 All faiths could worship freely New Hampshire – Religious dissention (not going along with) Part of Massachusetts until 1679

New England Colonies Economy based on: Subsistence farming – produce enough for family’s needs -- Small business – towns attracted skilled workers (blacksmiths, furniture makers, printers…) Ship Building – lumber and rivers to move it around Daily Life HARD! “Idle hands are the devil’s workshop” Faith is infused in every component Public Education (read and study bible)

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