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Chapter Two: Transplantations and Borderlands

Chapter Two: Transplantations and Borderlands. Chapter Two: “Transplantations and Borderlands ”. The Early Chesapeake The Founding of Jamestown Jamestown’s Early Ordeal. Early sketch of Jamestown by Spanish Ambassador, 1609 (Library of Congress).

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Chapter Two: Transplantations and Borderlands

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  1. Chapter Two: Transplantations and Borderlands

  2. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake • The Founding of Jamestown • Jamestown’s Early Ordeal Early sketch of Jamestown by Spanish Ambassador, 1609 (Library of Congress)

  3. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake • The Founding of Jamestown • Jamestown’s Early Ordeal • John Smith "Now we worked so harmoniously that in three months we made three or four cases of tar, pitch, and soap ashes, produced some glass, made a well in the fort . . ., built some twenty houses, re-roofed our church, provided nets and seines for fishing; and built a blockhouse in the neck of our peninsula.” -John Smith Captain John Smith(Portrait Gallery)

  4. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake     • Reorganization and Expansion • The “Starving Time”

  5. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake     • Reorganization and Expansion • The “Starving Time” • The Tobacco Economy The Growth of the Chesapeake, 1607-1750

  6. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake     • Reorganization and Expansion • The “Starving Time” • The Tobacco Economy • The “Headright System” The Non-Indian Population of the Chesapeake, 1607-1700

  7. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake     • Reorganization and Expansion • The “Starving Time” • The Tobacco Economy • The “Headright System” • Birth of American Slavery

  8. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake     • Reorganization and Expansion • The “Starving Time” • The Tobacco Economy • The “Headright System” • Birth of American Slavery • Pocahontas

  9. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake     • Reorganization and Expansion • The “Starving Time” • The Tobacco Economy • The “Headright System” • Birth of American Slavery • Pocahontas • Demise of the Virginia Company

  10. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake    • Exchanges of Agricultural Technology • Indian Agricultural Techniques

  11. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake  • Maryland and the Calverts • George Calvert

  12. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake  • Maryland and the Calverts • George Calvert • “Act Concerning Religion” “Forasmuch as in a well Governed and Christian Commonwealth matters Concerning Religion & the honour of God ought in the first place to be taken nto serious Consideration and endeavoured to be settled…” - “Act Concerning Religion”

  13. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake    • Bacon’s Rebellion • Sir William Berkeley “But I thank God, there are no free schools nor printing, and I hope we shall not have these hundred years; for learning has brought disobedience and heresy, and sects into the world, and printing has divulged them, and libels against the best government. God keep us from both.” - Sir William Berkeley

  14. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake    • Bacon’s Rebellion • Sir William Berkeley • “Backcountry” Resentment

  15. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Early Chesapeake    • Bacon’s Rebellion • Sir William Berkeley • “Backcountry” Resentment • Consequences of Bacon’s Rebellion

  16. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England   • Plymouth Plantation • The Scrooby Separatists

  17. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England   • Plymouth Plantation • The Scrooby Separatists • Plymouth Founded "Being thus arrived in a good harbor, and brought safe to land, they fell upon their knees and blessed the God of Heaven who had brought them over the vast and furious ocean, and delivered them from all the perils and miseries thereof, again to set their feet on the firm and stable earth, their proper element.“ - William Bradford

  18. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England   • Plymouth Plantation • The Scrooby Separatists • Plymouth Founded • Pilgrim-Indian Interaction “But about the 16th of March, a certain Indian came boldly amongst them and spoke to them in broken English, which they could well understand but marveled at it. At length they understood by discourse with him, that he was not of these parts, but belonged to the eastern parts where some English ships came to fish . . . his name was Samoset.” - William Bradford

  19. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England   • The Massachusetts Bay Experiment  • Massachusetts Bay Company  Boston Harbor(Library of Congress)

  20. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England   • The Massachusetts Bay Experiment • Massachusetts Bay Company • Winthrop’s “City on a Hill”   “For wee must Consider that we shall be as a City upon a Hill, the eyes of all people are upon us.” - John Winthrop

  21. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England   • Expansion of New England • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut The Growth of New England, 1620-1750

  22. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England   • Expansion of New England • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut • Roger Williams’s Dissent The Growth of New England, 1620-1750

  23. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England   • Expansion of New England • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut • Roger Williams’s Dissent • Anne Hutchinson The Growth of New England, 1620-1750

  24. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England   • Expansion of New England • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut • Roger Williams’s Dissent • Anne Hutchinson • Maine and New Hampshire The Growth of New England, 1620-1750

  25. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England     • Settlers and Natives  The Non-Indian Population of New England, 1620-1700

  26. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England     • The Pequot War, King Philip’s War, and the Technology of Battle • Metacomet   A Pequot Village Destroyed,(Rare Book Division, New York Public Library)

  27. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Growth of New England     • The Pequot War, King Philip’s War, and the Technology of Battle • Metacomet • Flintlock Muskets

  28. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies   • The English Civil War • Oliver Cromwell "WE STUDY THE GLORY OF GOD, AND THE HONOUR AND LIBERTY OF PARLIAMENT, FOR WHICH WE UNANIMOUSLY FIGHT, WITHOUT SEEKING OUR OWN INTERESTS....“ - Oliver Cromwell Oliver Cromwell(Portrait Gallery)

  29. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • The Carolinas • Anthony Ashley Cooper

  30. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • The Carolinas • Anthony Ashley Cooper • Fundamental Constitution for Carolina 

  31. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • The Carolinas • Anthony Ashley Cooper • Fundamental Constitution for Carolina • Close Ties with the Caribbean 

  32. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • The Carolinas • Anthony Ashley Cooper • Fundamental Constitution for Carolina • Close Ties with the Caribbean • Carolina Divided

  33. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • New Netherland, New York, and New Jersey • New Amsterdam Seized

  34. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • New Netherland, New York, and New Jersey • New Amsterdam Seized • Unequal Wealth and Power

  35. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • New Netherland, New York, and New Jersey • New Amsterdam Seized • Unequal Wealth and Power • New Jersey Founded

  36. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • The Quaker Colonies • The Quakers 

  37. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • The Quaker Colonies • The Quakers • Pennsylvania Established

  38. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies • The Quaker Colonies • The Quakers • Pennsylvania Established • Charter of Liberties

  39. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • The Restoration Colonies  • Borderlands and Middle Grounds • Complex Cultural Interactions

  40. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds • The Caribbean Islands • The English Caribbean

  41. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds   • The Caribbean Islands • The English Caribbean • Sugar and Slavery

  42. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds      • Masters and Slaves in the Caribbean • Harsh Conditions for Slaves Making Molasses in Barbados, New York Public Library

  43. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds      • Masters and Slaves in the Caribbean • Harsh Conditions for Slaves • Slave Culture and Resistance

  44. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds    • The Southwestern Borderlands • Spain’s New World Empire

  45. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds      • The Southwestern Borderlands • Spain’s New World Empire • Spanish New Mexico

  46. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds      • The Southwestern Borderlands • Spain’s New World Empire • Spanish New Mexico • California

  47. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds    • The Southwestern Borderlands • Spain’s New World Empire • Spanish New Mexico • California • Spanish “Middle Grounds”

  48. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds      • The Southeast Borderlands • The Spanish Threat

  49. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds • The Founding of Georgia • Oglethorpe’s Philanthropic Mission Savannah in 1734 (I.N. Phelps Stokes Collection of American Historical Prints, New York Public Library)

  50. Chapter Two:“Transplantations and Borderlands” • Borderlands and Middle Grounds • The Founding of Georgia • Oglethorpe’s Philanthropic Mission • Georgia Founded

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