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adopted (most likely) into Indian society as chief of English tribe, leader of Jamestown, not actually ship captain, commoner |
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head chief of Algonquian confederacy |
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daughter of Powhatan, participated in adoption ceremony, go-between for Indians and English |
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king of England in early 16th century, decided to colonize America |
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dictatorial governor of Jamestown, didn't call elections of House of Burgesses for years, other impedimentary laws made reducing rights of free men, caused Bacon's Rebellion |
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started Bacon's Rebellion, mad at government for reducing rights of non-landowning free men, died at end of rebellion |
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revolted against Spanish missionaries |
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king of England, chartered settlement in the Carolinas |
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privately owned, capitalistic venture that never profited, started Chesapeake settlement |
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moving people and whatnot to a new place that's dependent on the mother country |
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first English settlement that lasted in the New World (Roanoke the actual first), major failure at first due to disease and gentlemen and poor leadership |
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colony controlled directly by the royals |
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free men elected who they wanted to represent them in the HoB, first republic thinger |
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major cash crop, grown in America, needed much labor |
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if passengers could pay their way to the new land, they would receive 50 acres of land; landowners got indentured servants' land |
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landowners paid their passage over and received 4-7 years service in return |
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small landowners with just enough to feed family and a few servants |
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colonists can only export to England |
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countries trying to get best value from trade, export more than import |
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free non-landowning men rebelled against royals for new laws |
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