1. The
Restoration
Colonies

2. Colonial Period (Notecard 3))
, Jamestown to the start of the French & Indian War
Theme: settlement of the New World and the development of American culture, yet with distinct regions, New England, Middle, & Southern Colonies
Major events, Bacon’s Rebellion, Dominion of New England, & 1st Great Awakening,

3. New York

4. Henry Hudson’s Voyages
Hudson’s search for the NW Passage & land claims

5. New Netherlands & New Sweden
New Netherlands  founded in the Hudson River area ( )
Established by Dutch West India Company for quick-profit fur trade.

6. What is wrong with this statue in NYC?

7. At the bottom of Manhattan, this statue shows a Dutchman buying the island for $24 worth of beads in 1626.
The truth is that the Dutch gave perhaps $2400 worth of trade goods -- metal kettles, steel axes and knives, guns, and brightly colored wool blankets -- to the Canarsies, who lived in Brooklyn and had no claim to Manhattan.
The Weckquaesgeeks, who did live on Manhattan, were not amused.

8. New Amsterdam Characteristics of New Amsterdam:
Aristocratic  patroonships, feudal estates (Jacob Leisler’s Rebellion a reaction to)
Cosmopolitan  diverse population with many different languages.

9. New York
Manors &
Land Grants
Patroonships

10. Hudson River Aristocrats in Colonial New York

11. New Amsterdam, 1664

12. New Amsterdam, 1664

13. Duke of York’s Original Charter
New Netherlands Becomes a British Royal Colony
1664, English take over without firing a shot, renamed New York

14. New York City [1673]
NYC Coins [17c – Early 18c]

15. Pennsylvania

16. The Quakers They offended religious & secular leaders in England.
Refused to pay taxes to support the Church of England.
They met without paid clergy
Believed all were children of God refused to treat the upper classes with deference.

17. Pennsylvania
William Penn’s propriety colony haven for Quakers, although not dominate it
"Holy Experiment": Religious toleration among many denominations, No tax-supported church.
Philadelphia- city of brotherly love, well-planned grid pattern   
Penn. became best advertised of all colonies, most successful, most diverse

18. Royal Land Grant to Penn

19. Penn & Native Americans
Bought [didn’t simply take] land from Indians.

20. Penn’s Treaty with the Native Americans

21. Philadelphia & Boston Compared

22. Urban Population Growth 1650 - 1775

23. Penn. Was the most diverse colony