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The Consequences of Laziness in Jamestown: A Historical Perspective

Explore the repercussions of idleness in Jamestown, examining how societal refusal to work affected different social classes. Discover the roles of the Royal, Noble, Gentry, Clergy, Professional, and Military individuals in shaping Jamestown. Uncover the complexities of the colonization era, the introduction of slavery, and the significance of the Triangular Trade. Follow the narrative of John Smith's leadership and the transformation of Jamestown into a pivotal historical landmark.

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The Consequences of Laziness in Jamestown: A Historical Perspective

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  1. “He Who Will Not Work…” What happens when a society refuses to work?

  2. English Social Classes Royal – King / Queen Noble – Dukes / Lords Gentry – Land owner Clergy / Church Professional Lawyer Military (buy high rank) Merchant / Trader Peasant / Servant Slave

  3. Jamestown – 1607 • Located in… • 105… • Colonizers were… Anyone see a problem with this? • Men didn’t… • Only wanted… • Make matters worse… • After 8 months…

  4. John Smith takes charge of Jamestown • Made new law… • Friends with… • House of Burgesses (define): • Jamestown becomes…

  5. Slavery in Jamestown • First slaves… • Worked in… • Triangular Trade • Triangular Trade (define): • Middle Passage (define):

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