1. 1 NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE ETHNICALLY DIVERSE, ESPECIALLY ALONG THE HUDSON RIVER BUSY SHIPPING PORTS LUSH FARMLAND LED TO GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIKE WHEAT AND RYE, BEEF AND PORK COTTAGE INDUSTRIES WERE WEAVING, SHOEMAKING, CABINET MAKING, AND OTHER ARTISAN CRAFTS ADDITIONAL WORKERS WERE RECRUITED FROM EUROPE AS INDENTURED SERVANTS, WHO WOULD WORK FOR A SPECIFIED NUMBER OF YEARS TO PAY FOR THEIR PASSAGE OVERVIEW OF THE MIDDLE COLONIES

2. 2 PENNSYLVANIA (PART OF WHICH LATER BECAME DELAWARE) WAS GRANTED TO WILLIAM PENN TO PAY A DEBT TO HIS FATHER PENN WAS A QUAKER WHO BELIEVED IN PACIFISM AND HUMAN EQUALITY. HE ADVERTISED HEAVILY THROUGHOUT NORTHERN EUROPE AND ENDED UP WITH PEOPLE FROM VARIOUS RELIGIONS AND ETHNIC GROUPS.

3. Southern Colonies Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia

4. 4 MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA THE ECONOMY WAS BASED ON THE LARGE SCALE CASH CROPS OF TOBACCO, RICE, AND INDIGO CLASS DIVISION BETWEEN VERY WEALTHY AND POOR RELIANT ON SLAVE LABOR SOME RELIGIOUS TOLERATION AS THE FOCUS OF THE REGION WAS TO MAKE MONEY THE ATLANTIC OCEAN SERVED AS THE MIDDLE PASSAGE FOR THE SLAVE TRADE MOSTLY RURAL AREAS, LESS URBAN GROWTH OVERVIEW OF THE SOUTHERN COLONIES

5. 5 SOUTHERN PLANTATIONS

6. Chesapeake Colonies Maryland Virginia Still part of the Southern Colonies

7. Population of Chesapeake Colonies: 1610-1750

8. Although Carolina was geographically closer to the Chesapeake colonies, it was culturally closer to the West Indies in the seventeenth century since its early settlers— both blacks and whites— came from Barbados. South Carolina retained close ties to the West Indies for more than a century, long after many of its subsequent settlers came from England, Ireland, France, and elsewhere.

9. Georgia – The Last Colony A proprietary colony and the only colony to receive direct financial support from the home government in London Set up for 2 reasons –Defensive buffer –Rid England’s overcrowded jails of debtors Special Regulations –Absolute ban on drinking rum –Prohibition of slavery Colony did not thrive because of the constant threat of Spanish attack Taken over by the British government in 1752 when Oglethorpe and his group gave up –Bans on slavery and rum dropped –Colony grew slowly by adopting the plantation system of South Carolina

10. Restoration Colonies Restoration refers to the restoration to power of an English monarch, Charles II, in 1660 following a brief period of Puritan rule under Oliver Cromwell –Carolinas, Georgia, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware

11. 11 THE ROOT OF MOST CONFLICTS WERE OVER THE EXPANSION OF COLONISTS INTO NATIVE AMERICAN LANDS ANOTHER SOURCE OF TENSION WAS THE CLASHING OF VALUES AND RELIGION. FOR EXAMPLE, THE SPANISH RESTRICTED RELIGIOUS FREEDOM THROUGHOUT THEIR COLONIES WHICH LED TO ABUSIVE TREATMENT OF REBELLIOUS NATIVE AMERICANS. ALTHOUGH BOTH SIDES ATTACKED EACH OTHER WITH VARYING RESULTS, ULTIMATELY THE EUROPEAN SETTLERS OVERWHELMED THE VARIOUS NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES, FRIENDLY OR NOT. CONFLICTS WITH NATIVE AMERICANS INCREASED AS THE NUMBER OF EUROPEAN IMMIGRANTS INCREASED

12. Slavery has been practiced since the beginning of documented history. Slavery introduced by the Spanish into the West Indies after Columbus’s discovery of America. Spanish and Portuguese expanded African slavery into Central and South American after enslaved Indians began dying off. In 1619, the first recorded introduction of African slaves into what would become the United States was in the settlement of Jamestown……Only 20 slaves were purchased…. Slaves captured in Africa Slaves aboard ship—Middle Passage

13. 13  EUROPEANS, IN THEIR PUSH FOR WEALTH, FORCED NATIVE AMERICANS TO WORK AS SLAVES IN MINES AND IN SUGAR CANE FIELDS  AS THE NATIVE POPULATION FLED AND DIED FROM DISEASES THE SPANIARDS LOOKED TO AFRICA AS A LABOR SOURCE  MOST OF THE AFRICANS WERE FROM THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA  SLAVES WERE TAKEN FIRST TO THE CARIBBEAN AND SOUTH AMERICA  EVENTUALLY SLAVERY WAS BROUGHT TO NORTH AMERICA AFRICANS WERE BROUGHT TO THE AMERICAS TALLY SHEET FROM AN ACTUAL CARGO OF SLAVES MAP OF THE REGION IN AFRICA WHERE MOST PEOPLE WERE TAKEN FROM

14. This is called the Middle Passage

15. 15 AFRICANS CRAMMED ONTO A SHIP FOR TRANSPORT TO BECOME SLAVES

16. 16 SLAVERY WAS AN OLD INSTITUTION IT HAD BEEN PRACTICED FOR MANY CENTURIES IN MOST SOCIETIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD GENERALLY SLAVES WERE WAR PRISONERS, NON-BELIEVERS OF THE RELIGION OF THEIR CONQUERORS, AND POOR PEOPLE WHO INDENTURED THEMSELVES TO GET OUT OF DEBT SLAVERY IN THE AMERICAS DIFFERED IN THAT EARLIER FORMS OF SLAVERY WERE NOT PERMANENT, INVOLVING MULTIPLE GENERATIONS, DENYING EDUCATION, MARRIAGE, PARENTHOOD, AND DID NOT DEGRADE SLAVES TO SUB-HUMAN STATUS. IT ALSO HAD NOT BEEN PRIMARILY RACE-BASED.