Georgia

Massachusetts

New York

Virginia

New England Colonies.

Middle Colonies.

Southern Colonies.

Western Territories.

Anglicans

Quakers

Puritans

Mormons

a source of transportation.

power for factories.

a shield from wild animals.

a natural boundaries for territories.

Atlantic Ocean

Gulf of Mexico

Mississippi River

Great Lakes

There was separation of church and state.

Colony based on Quaker beliefs.

Colony based on the Catholic Faith.

No religion was allowed.

agree to share colonial lands.

form a social contract for self-government.

appoint a governor for their colony.

regulate the activities of local Native Americans.

declared American independence from the British government.

established an alliance between the American colonists and Native Americans.

was the first written expression of self-rule in Colonial America.

granted economic freedom in the colonies and overturned British trade laws.

was the first government to have a president.

established the doctrine of separation of powers.

had the power to veto acts of Parliament.

was the first representative legislature in the English colonies.

The Puritans had become social outcast in England and no longer had religious freedom or a voice in political matters.

The Puritans wanted to establish new trade routes.

The Purtians were in strong standing with the royal family who sponsored the expedition.

The Puritans were searching for gold to bring back to England.

All three areas were acquired for the purpose of obtaining natural resources.

Each settlement was established as a refuge for religious sovereignty.

English debtors were forced to settle and manage all three colonies.

Agricultural goods became the main export within these territories.

forming an alliance with American Indians tribes.

created the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

agreeing to the provisions of the Mayflower Compact.

establishing a government system with three branches

It established the principle of freedom of the press in the colonies.

It contributed to the growth of representative government in the colonies.

It organized opposition to the colonization of Canada.

It documented the early history of the colonies.

Established religious settlements focusing on the spread of Catholicism

Both colonies flourished due to slave labor from tobacco plantations

Created settlements which made it easy for people facing religious prejudice to start a new life

First colonies to set up parliamentary system of government headed by a monarch

Both colonies were established to bring wealth to stockholders.

Plymouth’s founders intended to produce raw materials, while Jamestown’s founders expected to discover gold.

Both colonies were established to limit the expansion of other European empires.

Plymouth was founded as a refuge from religious persecution, while Jamestown was founded for commercial profit.

bad and rocky soil, colder climate

Good soil but colder climate

Not enough water sources

Prolonged droughts made growing crops difficult.

The Western territiores.

New England Colonies

Southern Colonies

Middle Colonies

New England Colonies.

Southern Colonies

Middle Colonies.

The Western Territories.

To reduce overpopulation in Europe

To create communities founded on religious tolerance

To profit from trading in furs and other goods

To create joint ventures with other European powers

Conflicts began to rise over the morality of involuntary servitude.

It led to civil rights for all African Americans.

Religious settlements begin offering full suffrage rights for women.

Spanish missions began to expand into western territories.

The invention of the steam engine.

The profitability of cash-crop agriculture.

The development of the factory system.

The establishment of protective tariffs.