Roanoke Island, Jamestown & Plymouth Rock
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Mountain View Elementary SchoolHarrisonburg, Virginia 22801
Roanoke Island, Jamestown & Plymouth Rock
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Roanoke Island (Lost Colony)Sir Walter Raleigh
asked Queen Elizabeth of England if he could lead a group of people to begin a colony in the USA.
Queen Elizabeth gave Raleigh a charter (a document that allowed colonists to live on land owned by their country.)
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Roanoke Island (1st Time)In 1585, the first
English people tried to begin a colony.
This became the 1st English colony in the USA.
It failed due to hunger and bad relations with the Native Americans.
All but 15 men went back to England on a ship.
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Roanoke Island (2nd Time)In 1587, Raleigh sent
colonists a second time.
The 15 men that had stayed behind the 1st time had been killed by then.
John White was the colony’s governor.
This time, the colonist brought their wives and children.
John White’s granddaughter, Virginia Dare was born 1 month after they arrived in the USA on August 18 the first English baby born in the USA.
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Spanish ArmadaIn 1588, King Philip
II decided to attack England.
The English defeated the all powerful Spanish Armada because they had quicker ships and a violent storm helped destroy the Spanish ships.
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http://www.nmm.ac.uk/adventure/games/armada/page2.htm#
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The Lost ColonyJohn White
returned in August 1590 to find no colonists on Roanoke Island.
On one of the trees was written CROATOAN.
Croatoan was the name of an island nearby as well as the name of the Native Americans living in the area.
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Ending the Good Relations with the Native Americans
Because the 15 men had been killed by Native Americans, John White decided that they should pay the Native Americans back.
He ordered his men to attack the the Powhatans since supposedly, they were the ones who had killed the 15 men.
However, they instead attacked the Croatoans Native Americans who had been their friends and helped them. After the battle, the Croatoans were enemies.
This forced John White to have to go back to England for more food and supplies.
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Jamestown ColonyIn 1606, King
James I gave permission to the Virginia Company of London to try a colony.
Christopher Newport led the three ships, Susan Constant, Godspeed and Discovery to Jamestown.
DiscoveryGodspeed
Susan Constant
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Jamestown On May 14, 1607, the settlers began building the first English permanent settlement on the James River in Virginia.
Jamestown was named after the King James I and Virginia was named after the Virgin Queen of England.
Click Here to see a Virtual tour of Jamestown
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Reasons for Jamestown DifficultiesNot educated in how to plant food in Virginia.Little knowledge of Virginia landscape.Not enough people in the Jamestown
settlement especially hard working people.Native American Battles
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Credits for the next 7 slides: The next 7 slides are from http://www.bchs.k12.va.us/Technology
%20Class/powerpoint/jamestown.ppt
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Pottery
Pottery was used in every part of life, from cooking and gathering food to children’s toys.
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Weapons
Gun Powder Holder
Arrow Heads
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Coins
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Turtle Shell The animal bones from food supplies found in a pit dating back before 1610 showed that the 104 men and boys who landed at Jamestown survived primarily on fish and turtles! Sturgeon was the most common fish. A sturgeon may live up to 60 years, weigh up to 800 pounds and reach lengths of up to 15 feet.
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Household things What are they?
Keys!
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Pliers
Hint #2 It is a toolHint #1 It is something that was used many years ago and is still in use today.
What is it?
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Action Figure
Die
Children’s Toys
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Powhatan Native AmericansThe Powhatan Native
Americans were in control of almost all of Virginia (Eastern Woodland Area).
Most of the Powhatan farmed, hunted and fished.
They lived in yehakin lodges built by the women.
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John SmithJohn Smith was
the leader of the colony.
He was saved by Pocahontas, a Powhatan Native American.
Smith was a hard leader but his leadership is what kept the colony alive.
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John RolfeJohn Rolfe in 1614 found
a way to harvest tobacco.
This quickly became the cash crop of Virginia.
He also married Pocahontas in 1614 and thus created peace with the Powhatan Native Americans for 8 years.
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1619
Indentured Servants were brought to the USA for the 1st time..
The first time the House of Burgesses met.
1620 Women Came to the colonies.
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Plymouth ColonyThe King of England,
Henry VIII rebelled against the Roman Catholic Church and started his own Church called the Church of England.
These people became known as Protestants.
In 1620, Pilgrims decided to take the Mayflower and settle in the USA.
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Pilgrims at PlymouthWilliam Bradford was
the leader of the colony.
Before landing, they wrote an agreement called the Mayflower Compact. This was the first English legal agreement in the USA.
They settled in Cape Cod/New England.
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Native Americans of New England
The Native Americans had a sachem or leader.
Massasoit was the leader of the Wampanoag.
Squanto and Samoset helped the Pilgrims survive the first hard years.
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Thanksgiving October 1621, The
Pilgrims invited the Native Americans to a 3 day feast to thank them for helping them make it through a difficult year.
The first national Thanksgiving was in 1777 for the 13 colonies.
George Washington proclaimed a National Day of Thanksgiving in 1789.