The document summarizes the colonization of North America in the 17th century in six sections. It discusses the different types of colonies established including royal, joint stock, and proprietary colonies. It outlines the development of plantation societies focused on cash crops like tobacco in the Chesapeake and Caribbean colonies and the emergence of New England towns centered around churches and families. The middle colonies including New York and Pennsylvania developed from Dutch origins and Quaker influences. Various crises occurred throughout the colonies in the late 17th century including Bacon's Rebellion in Virginia and the Salem Witch Trials.

1. Colonization 17 Century
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2. • I. Richard Hakluyt’s Vision
– New world could serve
– Early attempts failed
– Motivation
• Economics- land, status, world
• Political – Stuarts v. Parliament
• Religious
• Personal
– Types of Colonies
• Royal Colony
• Joint Stock Company
• Proprietary Colony

3. • II. Caribbean- West Indies
– Model
• Plantation Society • Labor– Slaves – Barbados Slave Code 1661
– Indentured Servants
• Quality of Life –
– Decadent
– Absenteeism

4. • III. Southern Colonies
– Chesapeake
• Jamestown, Virginia, 1607
• Problems
• Captain John Smith
• Starving Time 1609-1610
– Economy
• Rolfe & Tobacco
• Sandys & Headright
• House of Burgesses 1619

5. – Plantation Society
• Land
• Labor Force
– Indentured Servants
– Slavery
• Weaknesses
– Thinly Spread
– I crop

6. – Maryland – Proprietary
• Lord Baltimore
• Headright system
– Quitrent
• Toleration Act 1648
• Plantation Society
– Riverfront plantations
– No Towns
– Labor
» Indentured Servants
» Slavery
– Weaknesses
» Thinly spread
» I crop

7. – Restoration Colonies
• Land Grant 1663 – Proprietary
• North Carolina – Tar
• South Carolina – Rice
– Black Majority
– Stono Rebellion
– Georgia – Proprietary
• Last Colony 1732
• Protective Zone
• Prohibitions
The massacre during Nat Turner's Rebellion
Ex-slaves sitting in front of a cabin in 1862

8. • IV. New England
– Puritans – Calvinists, Reform
– Separtist – Calvinists, disillusioned
– Congregationalists – Autonomous
– Plymouth 1620
– Massachusetts 1629
– Society
• Town
• Church
• Family
– Patriarchal
– Children

9. – Expansion
• Dissenters
– Roger Williams – R.I.
– Anne Hutchinson
• Other Colonies
– Connecticut 1662
– New Hampshire 1677
• Decline of Influence
• Halfway Covenant
• V. Middle Colonies
– Dutch Beginnings 1609
– New Netherlands captured 1664
• N.Y. & N.J.

10. • Quaker Influence
– Quaker Origins – Fox 1640s
– Beliefs
– Pennsylvania 1681 – Proprietary
• William Penn
– Purchased Delaware 1682
• Success
• Problems
• VI. 17th Century Crises
– Virginia – Bacon’s Rebellion 1676
– Salem Witch Trials 1691
– Reaction to Glorious Revolution
• Massachusetts – Andros deposed
• New York – Leisler
• Maryland - Coode