European Settlements
European
Name ____________________________________
Settlements
# _______
Date ____/____/____
SWBAT compare the various European settlements in North American in terms of economic activities, religious emphasis, government, and lifestyles.
European Groups- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - What groups of Europeans settled in North America?
Spanish
English
_______
_______
Spanish Colonists- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Where did the Spanish colonists settle?
They settled modern-day _____________ and southwestern parts of North America.
This group of colonies became known as “________ _____________.”
What motivated Spanish explorations?
Many of the explorations were motivated by Spain’s search for __________.
Spain established missions in St. Augustine and Santa Fe where Native Americans worked to make a profit for the Spanish.
•
Produced food for themselves.
•
They converted Native Americans.
•
Exported cash crops.
• They created Roman ____________ missions.
The Spanish __________ wanted to be in
They established missions, forts, and
____________, so very little self-government
____________ as their major lifestyle and
was allowed in their colonies.
didn’t need a lot of help.
English Colonists- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Where did the English colonists settle?
The English colonists settled along the Atlantic Coast of North America and were motivated by religious freedom OR economic opportunity.
This group of colonies became known as “________ _____________.”
What motivated English explorations?
Money: The Englishmen who settled Jamestown, Virginia in 1607 were motivated by economics. They originally hoped to find gold, but soon began to plant cash crops such as tobacco.
Religion: The Pilgrims and the other Puritans who followed went to the north to establish a model religious community.
Who is William Penn?
He gave Quakers the opportunity to practice their religion freely and farm the land, while extending the same chance to non-Quakers. They settled in the colonies of Pennsylvania and Delaware.
•
Produced food for themselves.
•
The English settlers were mostly ________________.
•
Exported __________ and built ships
•
They wanted to establish a model religious community.
•
They wanted everyone to have the _________ religion.
•
Quakers in Pennsylvania allowed others to practice any religion they chose.
•
Most of the men and women worked on family farms with indentured servants or slaves working alongside them.
•
The women were responsible for daily ____________ such as cooking, cleaning, and sewing.
•
Men worked as ___________ (a worker in a skilled trade) or store owners in cities and towns.
•
The children received enough education to read and write.
•
Boys would learn specific ___________ from their fathers.
•
The children enjoyed activities such as hopscotch, jump rope, ________, and swimming.
• They exported ___________, rice, and ____________ and other foods to the Caribbean and other European countries.
The English ______________ their colonies to create legislative branches (_____________ ______) that were appointed by the King.
French Colonists- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Where did the French colonists settle? The French colonists settled in Quebec on the St. Lawrence River and along the
______________________ River. This group of colonies became known as “________ _____________.”
•
Produced food for themselves.
•
Created a thriving fur trade.
•
They established a fur trade with Native
•
They converted Native Americans to Catholicism.
•
The French government did not allow religious people who did not agree with them to settle in their colonies.
The settlers were welcomed by the
Americans so they could sell fur pelts to Europe for a profit.
The French __________ wanted to be in ____________, so very little self-government
Native Americans and developed fur
was allowed in their colonies.
trade.
Dutch Colonists - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - What colony was founded by the Dutch? • The Dutch founded the colony of _______ _____________________. • They did not continue to establish any more colonies.
Who forced the Dutch to give up their colony? • The Dutch were forced by the _____________ to ________ _____ their colony. • Their land became the _________ colonies of _______ _________ and New Jersey.
Name ____________________________________
Settlements
# _______
Date ____/____/____
SWBAT compare the various European settlements in North American in terms of economic activities, religious emphasis, government, and lifestyles.
European Groups- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - What groups of Europeans settled in North America?
Spanish
English
_______
_______
Spanish Colonists- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Where did the Spanish colonists settle?
They settled modern-day _____________ and southwestern parts of North America.
This group of colonies became known as “________ _____________.”
What motivated Spanish explorations?
Many of the explorations were motivated by Spain’s search for __________.
Spain established missions in St. Augustine and Santa Fe where Native Americans worked to make a profit for the Spanish.
•
Produced food for themselves.
•
They converted Native Americans.
•
Exported cash crops.
• They created Roman ____________ missions.
The Spanish __________ wanted to be in
They established missions, forts, and
____________, so very little self-government
____________ as their major lifestyle and
was allowed in their colonies.
didn’t need a lot of help.
English Colonists- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Where did the English colonists settle?
The English colonists settled along the Atlantic Coast of North America and were motivated by religious freedom OR economic opportunity.
This group of colonies became known as “________ _____________.”
What motivated English explorations?
Money: The Englishmen who settled Jamestown, Virginia in 1607 were motivated by economics. They originally hoped to find gold, but soon began to plant cash crops such as tobacco.
Religion: The Pilgrims and the other Puritans who followed went to the north to establish a model religious community.
Who is William Penn?
He gave Quakers the opportunity to practice their religion freely and farm the land, while extending the same chance to non-Quakers. They settled in the colonies of Pennsylvania and Delaware.
•
Produced food for themselves.
•
The English settlers were mostly ________________.
•
Exported __________ and built ships
•
They wanted to establish a model religious community.
•
They wanted everyone to have the _________ religion.
•
Quakers in Pennsylvania allowed others to practice any religion they chose.
•
Most of the men and women worked on family farms with indentured servants or slaves working alongside them.
•
The women were responsible for daily ____________ such as cooking, cleaning, and sewing.
•
Men worked as ___________ (a worker in a skilled trade) or store owners in cities and towns.
•
The children received enough education to read and write.
•
Boys would learn specific ___________ from their fathers.
•
The children enjoyed activities such as hopscotch, jump rope, ________, and swimming.
• They exported ___________, rice, and ____________ and other foods to the Caribbean and other European countries.
The English ______________ their colonies to create legislative branches (_____________ ______) that were appointed by the King.
French Colonists- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Where did the French colonists settle? The French colonists settled in Quebec on the St. Lawrence River and along the
______________________ River. This group of colonies became known as “________ _____________.”
•
Produced food for themselves.
•
Created a thriving fur trade.
•
They established a fur trade with Native
•
They converted Native Americans to Catholicism.
•
The French government did not allow religious people who did not agree with them to settle in their colonies.
The settlers were welcomed by the
Americans so they could sell fur pelts to Europe for a profit.
The French __________ wanted to be in ____________, so very little self-government
Native Americans and developed fur
was allowed in their colonies.
trade.
Dutch Colonists - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - What colony was founded by the Dutch? • The Dutch founded the colony of _______ _____________________. • They did not continue to establish any more colonies.
Who forced the Dutch to give up their colony? • The Dutch were forced by the _____________ to ________ _____ their colony. • Their land became the _________ colonies of _______ _________ and New Jersey.
