History 1301 Exam

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John Smith
-Took command of the Jamestown expedition -Well known world traveler -reorganized the colony -eventually forced to leave the colony
The starving time
-1609-1610-Colony ran out of food and supplies -colonists barricaded themselves within the colonyFinally decided to abandon the colony
Thomas West, Cord De La War
-Relocated and reorganized Jamestown -Reorganized the london company into the virginia company- returned to london
De La War's Governors
-Thomas Gates-Thomas Dale
John Rolfe
-Crossed native tabacco with caribbean tobacco -1619 tobacco Harvest put virginia on the map -1619 Virginia was granted a charter to govern themselves -House of burgesses
The Headright system
-Monetary incentives for coming to Virginia-incentives to bring English workers to virginia -Laborers liked with land owners-Enabled the increas of population and also provided labor supplies-Africans were broght to Jamestown in 1619 by the Dutch
Powhaton and the Pammunky Tribe
The virginians established a truce with chief Powhaten - John Rolfe will Marry powhatens daugheter (pocahauntes) -Opechancanough, Powhaten's brother did not like the English Colonists
John Rolfe and Lady Rebecca (pocahauntes)
-Traveled to England after being married-While in England. Lady rebecca contracted an illness and died
Death of Powhaten
- Peace ended following the death of Powhaten-Openchancanough attacked jamestown-colonists died-King James I made Jamestown a royal colony
The new england colonies
PlymouthMassachusetts BayConnecticutRhode Island New Hampshire/ Maine
Maryland
-Just north of Jamestown- Economy and climate was similar to Jamestown-Founded under King James I
George Calvert, The first lord Baltimore
- Wanted to establish a refuge for Catholics in the new world- Catholic and a buisnessman - Wants to establish the federal system in Maryland- Dies before colony is established
Cecilus Calvert, The second lord Baltimore
-Works out the logistics- Given a charter in 1632 to establish Maryland-300 settlers on the Arc and the Dove come to Maryland
Governing Maryland
- Local representation - Functioned under the House of Delegates - provided Local laws-King had power to veto local laws- by 1650, house of delegates became bi-cameral
Plymouth
- Founded by the separests from Scrooby, England -called themselves Pilgrams-Landed on Plymouth Rock -Celebrated a New England Thanksgiving after the first year