The document provides an overview of the European colonization of North America, dividing it into three regions - Northern, Middle, and Southern colonies. It discusses the religious backgrounds and influences that led Protestants like the Puritans and Pilgrims to establish settlements in the Northern colonies to escape persecution in Europe. The Middle colonies attracted Dutch and English settlers and saw the founding of Pennsylvania as a place of religious freedom. The Southern colonies focused on agriculture and the growth of tobacco with the help of indentured servants and African slaves.

3. Northern Colonies (New England) I. Physical Geography A. Climate B. Physical Features

7. II. People (Religious and Political Roles) Pilgrims- William Bradford Puritans- John Winthrop Separation of Church and State- Roger Williams Connecticut River Valley- Rev. Thomas Hooker Anne Hutchinson Rev. John Wheelwright

27. Southern Colonies (New England) I. Physical Geography A. Climate B. Physical Features

31. -Puritan/ Religious -Trade Resources -Small Towns -Families -Literacy -Joint-Stock Co -Non-English -Gentry -Expansionists -Proprietary/Royal/ Gentry -Head right/Male/Young -Tobacco/Indentured Servants/Slavery -Plantations/River Systems -Expansionists

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