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Religious Reasons of settling the English colonies.

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Religious Reasons of settling the English colonies.

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There are 3 main reasons that people settled the English colonies for religious purposes:

1. People were looking for religious freedom (example; Quakers)

2. Or people were looking for converters to their own religion as missionaries (example; Catholics)

3. People who wanted to enforce laws based on their religious beliefs (example; puritans)

BELOW IS A PICTURE EXAMPLING HOW STRICT THE PURITANS ACTUALLY WERE

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VIDEO EXPLAINING GEOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS, SOCIAL ASPECTS, ECONOMIC ASPECTS, AND POLITICAL ASPECTS OF THE 13 COLONIES...............................................

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VIDEO EXPLAINING GEOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS, SOCIAL ASPECTS, ECONOMIC ASPECTS, AND POLITICAL ASPECTS OF THE 13 COLONIES...............................................

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A review of the Political, Economic, Geographic and Social perspectives of the 13 Original Colonies by Region-- Created using PowToon -- Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/ . Make your own animated videos and animated presentations for free.

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GEOGRAPHY:
SOUTHERN:

Hot and wet climate

long growing season

short winters

very fertile soil

mostly flat land

MIDDLE:

Warm and decently humid climate

mild winters

warm summers

rich soil but not as rich as the south

Mountains

hills

plentiful wooded areas

NEW ENGLAND:

Rocky soil

Wooded mountains

Short Growing season

Long Cold winters

Little Farmland

GOVERNMENT:
SOUTH:
Royal and Proprietary, The Royal Government was under the direct rule of the English Monarchy, while the Proprietary Government was ruled by one or several proprietors who owned the land and made the laws.
MIDDLE:
The Middle Colonies were originally proprietary colonies governed by landowners or others by grant from England, the Netherlands or France. At other times, they were royal provinces of England under the rule of an appointed governor.
NEW ENGLAND:
The governments in the New England Colonies during the second half of the 1600s consisted of local governors elected by legislature or by white male property owners and included the town-hall meeting as part of their local-affairs system. The New England Colonies enjoyed a relatively significant degree of political autonomy until King James II ascended the British throne in 1685, but England's 1688 Revolution removed James from power. Many of the New England Colonies continued to initiate legislation and vote on taxation until England asserted its supreme authority in levying taxes during the second half of the 1700s.

BELOW IS A SHORT YOUTUBE VIDEO EXPLAINING THE TYPES OF GOVERNMENT AND WHAT COLONIES USED THEM (I did not use the information given in this video)

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NEW ENGLAND COLONIES:

Connecticut

Rhode Island

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

MIDDLE COLONIES:

New York

Pennsylvania

Delaware

New Jersey

SOUTHERN COLONIES:

Virginia

Maryland

North Carolina

South Carolina

Georgia

Resources in the NEW ENGLAND colonies:

Lumber

Fish

Furs

Livestock

Resources in the MIDDLE Colonies:

Grain

livestock

iron

furs

Resources in the SOUTHERN Colonies:

Tobacco

Indigo

Farm

products

Rice

Furs

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The Columbian Exchange was the widespread transfer of animals, plants, culture, people, diseases, technology and ideas between North America and Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries after Christopher Columbus' voyage.
There were many good things about this exchange, new things were brought to people in the old world and helpful things were brought to the new world.
There were Few bad things about the exchange but they were VERY bad. At the time, the Europeans made the American Indians their slaves. But with the introduction of diseases to them from the old world, approximately 90% of the American Indians died off leading to the enslavement of Africans which affected them until 1865, 200-300 years later.
Below is a picture of what was traded between the old and new world via the Columbian exchange.

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In 1492, A man from Italy, Christopher Columbus, wanted to test out a theory that if you sail westward from Europe, you will find Asia or India.
Remember, there was no knowledge of the Americas in the 1400's.
So with the approval of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabela, Columbus sailed and found the Caribbean islands and he claimed it for Spain. He found America and claimed it for Spain.
He died believing that this land was in Asia, but people learned that this wasn't Asia or India. This was the new world.
Spaniards came over and colonized most of Mexico and South America while also claiming most of Middle America, southeastern north America and all of the western parts of North America.
Below is a map of Spain's new empire in the new world.

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The Natives Migrate to and Throughout the Americas......................

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The Natives Migrate to and Throughout the Americas......................

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Migration to America started with the Siberians via Beringia about 21,000 years ago. Beringia was a land bridge in the form of a glacier before it became the bearing strait.  The cause of the migration was actually the food source for them. These Siberians were nomadic so they followed their food source. In this case, their food source was the mammoths.
So the effect of this migration is, well, the discovery of the Americas. Below is a picture of the bearing strait land bridge