During 1620’s two colonies were established. Historically European settlers arrived in America for different reasons, such as fleeing, colonizing, trading and for religious freedom. There were 2 historic figures and both established settlements. John Smith was from England but decided to move to the new world. He and the colonization established Jamestown. William Bradford came to the new world for many goals. John and William wrote a book about their establishment, describing the lifestyle Of each
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Throughout the course of the first nine weeks in Mrs. Theisen's AP English Language and Composition class, my writing has changed dramatically. Towards the start of the year my writing was very weak, yet it has improved towards the start of the second nine weeks. My writing began in this class with bad thesis statements, weak transitions, awkward grammar, and lack of relevant evidence. My writing skills at the beginning of this class started in a rough spot. There are a plethora of examples of how
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Pilgrims. Pilgrims came to the colonies in small numbers. 102 Pilgrims boarded the Mayflower after fleeing Holland, and endured a rough winter on the stony coast of New England in the year 1620. Separatist pilgrims were more extremist Puritans who separated completely from the Church of England and moved to the American colonies for religious refuge. The Mayflower Compact was written by the 102 pilgrims aboard the Mayflower. Before disembarking, the pilgrims wrote up the document, which was essentially
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the Bering Sea and the Arctic Ocean 2. Primogeniture- the state of being the firstborn child. 3. Charter- a document issued by a government that gives rights to a person or group 4. Mayflower compact- an agreement to establish a government, entered into by the Pilgrims in the cabin of the Mayflower. 5. Indentured servant- a person who came to America and was placed under contract to work for another over a period of time 6. Apprenticeship- a person who works for another in order
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or property, without due process of the law. It serve as a basic grounds for common laws when representatives of the young republic of the United States formed their constitutional draft. Source: By David M. Rubenstein www.arhives.gov | Mayflower Compact | This was an agreement providing temporary government for plumouth colony. | It created the first American settlement that was based upon social contract. Source: Columbia electronic encyclopedia,6th edition. 7/1/2010. | Articles of Confederation
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Both settlements set sail for the new world with good intentions even though they landed on opposite climates, each climate gave the colonies difficulty; Jamestown with its warmth spread diseases through mosquitos and Plymouth with its cold was starvation. The difference in climates also played a part in settler’s backgrounds, the Jamestown settlers were not used to working as they came from a more privileged background, this is also what lead them to seek the new world, for gold and financial gains
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In 1607, one hundred and four Englishmen were sent to North America to begin a new settlement. They settled in Tsenacommacah, an area near Chesapeake Bay. The men established the colony as Jamestown. After disputes in England, puritan separatists left England on their own financing and settled a new colony, Plymouth, in 1620. While both Jamestown and Plymouth originally established a legislative government, they diverged by the people of Jamestown seeking money and those of Plymouth looking
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they traveled to Holland, were they found that their ways were deplorable in their sight. They found no other solution than going to the new world. With one hundred passenger their ship, the Mayflower, finally arrived. Before setting foot on shore, forty-one English men signed into affect the Mayflower compact on the eleventh day of November of the year of 1620, as a governing document over the Plymouth colony. When arriving in the colony, the colonist suffered during its first winter from starvation
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During the great Migration, many puritans and pilgrims set sail from England during the protestant revolt and ventured across the Atlantic Ocean to the new world accompanied by indentured servants. The Pilgrims settled in a small place near the James river in which they called the settlement Jamestown. The exhibition was fueled by investors back in England such as the Virginia Company and the House of Burgesses. The idea of the investment was to make money from the land. The soil in Jamestown was
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