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1607 - The First settlement of Colonial Virginia 

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1607 - The First settlement of Colonial Virginia 

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1619 - 1622 Vagrant Children (Child Emigration Source)

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1619 - 1622 Vagrant Children (Child Emigration Source)

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John Philip was a negro who was christened in England for over 12 years, he went to court also with a black ancestry.

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Brase was a negro who came to an agreement to James town with a Portugall and Frenchman he was paid wages that were 40 pounds tobacco and he was a servant

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English planter did penance in church while the "Negro" women was whipt.

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John punch was the only African American that ran away with the six other Europeans, they were caught and received 30 lashes he also had to wear shackles a year

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1640 - John Punch, Victor, and James Gregory

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1640 - John Punch, Victor, and James Gregory

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1642-43 Punishment for servants marrying (Indentured servant laws #1)

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1642-43 Punishment for servants marrying (Indentured servant laws #1)

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1. Johnson was an indentured servant or slave.
2.Johnson is black and married by a black women.
3. He worked in Bennetts tobacco plantation and came to Virginia in 1621.

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(Jades Response)
Status: What Elizabeth keys story tells me about the status on American Americans were that you had to be chirstian & European to be free but sometimes like Elizabeth, if you’re not European by your father was a European man who was free & you were at least Christian than there wasn’t a possibility of you being set free.
1. She was the daughter of a European and African American
2. She was the first Africans American to sue for her freedom and win
3. She inherited 500 acres of land I think after her father

Breanna Blackwell
1. Elizabeth Key was the first woman of African ancestry in the American colonies to sue for her freedom for slavery and won.
2. She remained a indentured servant for nineteen years.
3. She was the illegitimate daughter of an enslaved black mother, and an English planter father.
Status - Elizabeth Key status tells us that being an indentured servant during this time was very harsh. You was released under your masters terms, and couldn't be free until they said so. It also shows that you would get discriminated as a certain race based off of one parents race, they'll automatically classify you as black even if you have a little as 2%.

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A legal distinction between Eurpoean Servants and Negro men 1639

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A legal distinction between Eurpoean Servants and Negro men 1639

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All people other than negroes to be provided with arms and ammunition or be fined at pleasure of the Gov or council

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Thomas Grantham tricked the European and African American servants into surrendering by promising them freedom. And yet 80 African American and 20 English refused to surrender.

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1705 Laws Separating European and African American Servants

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1705 Laws Separating European and African American Servants

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Started creating laws after the rebellion because of fear that the English and African Americans were going to continue to rebel and wanted African Americans to have less power

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1723 - Free Blacks and Indians Denied the Right to Vote

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1723 - Free Blacks and Indians Denied the Right to Vote

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english didn't want any type African American to have no freedom or rights to anything and didn't want them to feel as if they have some type of power and say to anything

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1736 - Governor Gooch Letter Justifying white supremacy

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1736 - Governor Gooch Letter Justifying white supremacy