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Society and Culture in Provincial America

Society and Culture in Provincial America. Chapter 3. The Colonial Population. Early Population Other Groups: Headright system. Chesapeake. New England. Birth and Death. VS. Chesapeake Women. 17 th Century 18 th Century. New England. Lower death rates= stronger family structure.

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Society and Culture in Provincial America

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  1. Society and Culture in Provincial America Chapter 3

  2. The Colonial Population • Early Population • Other Groups: • Headright system

  3. Chesapeake New England Birth and Death VS.

  4. Chesapeake Women • 17th Century • 18th Century

  5. New England • Lower death rates= stronger family structure

  6. Slavery’s Beginning • Portuguese-Dutch-English • By 18th century, rigid distinction between black and white

  7. Changing Population • By Late 17th century

  8. Colonial Economics

  9. South North VS

  10. Rise in Colonial Commerce • Amazing that colonies survived • Trans-Atlantic trade

  11. *Fake Smile* Patterns of Society • The Plantation (South) • Plantation Slavery

  12. Patterns of Society Cont’d • The Puritan Community (North) • The Witchcraft Phenomenon • Events • Why?

  13. Patterns of Society Cont’d • Cities

  14. The Colonial Mind • Pattern of Religions • The Decline of Piety

  15. The Colonial Mind Cont’d • The Great Awakening • Began in 1730s reached climax in 1740s

  16. The Colonial Mind Cont’d • The Enlightenment • Education

  17. The Colonial Mind Cont’d • Science • Law and Politics

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