-
Use Cases
-
Resources
-
Pricing
1607
% complete
A colony on a peninsula extending from the river's northern bank.
1607
% complete
The leader of a powerful clan near where Jamestown was located,
1607
% complete
Sent a party of 144 men were sent to colonize Virginia.
1608
% complete
Became a leader, leading Jamestown out of extinction.
1609 - 1610
% complete
A winter in Jamestown that was considered one of the worst periods of time.
1610
% complete
A governor in Jamestown who had disciplined rules and laws for people to follow.
1612
% complete
Started the tobacco companies by experimenting with tobacco for the Indians.
1618
% complete
Fifty acres of free land, as long as you were able to use it.
1619
% complete
The first meeting of an elected legislature.
1620
% complete
Established a civil government and proclaimed their allegiance to the king.
1620
% complete
The pilgrims stepped ashore on Plymouth Rock.
1621
% complete
Helped the pilgrims survive in their new territory
1621
% complete
William Bradford was chosen again and again as governor.
1622
% complete
A leader of the colony, who established a military regime.
1629
% complete
A place that could serve as a model for the rest of the world.
1629
% complete
A young man to lead the way to the New World for the Puritans.
1629
% complete
A new colony established in the New World.
1629
% complete
People who wanted to start their religion in the New World.
1632
% complete
He loved the idea of Virginia, which was created by his son.
1637
% complete
A woman who believed women should be able to partake in religious authority.
1637
% complete
A war between the Pequots and the Indians/English settlers, in a total war.
1639
% complete
A religious based government that was extremely strict.
1639
% complete
Gave a larger Proportion of the men the right to vote and hold office.
1642
% complete
The forces of the Parliament rebelled against the King's men.
1642
% complete
Arrived in Virginia and was appointed Governor.
1643
% complete
Native Americans who switched to christianity.
1644
% complete
Dissidents followed him to what would become Rhode Island.
1644
% complete
He declared he wanted the church and state to be separated, banished for such a thought.
1649
% complete
Assured freedom of worship to all Christians.
1649
% complete
Guide all people along the path of righteousness.
1649
% complete
Became the Roundhead leader and called himself the "protector."
1649
% complete
People with the same religion and had their own social order, These people were the English Protestants.
1660
% complete
Closed the colonies to all trade except carried in English Ships.
1660
% complete
Charles the second appoints the new colonies with being a piece of land owned by one person.
1663
% complete
The principal goal was to increase the wealth of the nation
1663
% complete
Provided that all goods shipped from Europe to the colonies had to pass through England first, so England can tax them.
1664
% complete
The dutch would surrender, but the Dutch people would not be displaced. These people were the "patroons."
1664
% complete
A governor who was unable to mobilize resistance to the invasion in New York.
1669
% complete
Created and elaborate system of land distribution and elaborately designed social order.
1673
% complete
Started to fight back against the Indians, not caring about Berkeley’s orders.
1673
% complete
You needed to be passed through a custom official before heading to the colonies.
1674
% complete
The son of an admiral who was a landlord of valuable Irish estates.
1675
% complete
The same combatants as the Pequot war, and there was total war as well.
1675
% complete
Helped the Indians because he did not believe in the English incursions.
1676
% complete
A new rifle which replaced the old colonial musketry.
1686
% complete
Combined the government of Massachusetts with governments of the rest of the New England colonies.
1686
% complete
A member of Parliament and military hero.
1688
% complete
Bostonians overthrew James the second.
1689
% complete
He started a new revolt as head of an organization.
1691
% complete
A German immigrant and a prosperous merchant who married into a prominent Dutch family.
1701
% complete
It greatly limited the authority of the proprietor.