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Page 1: Colonial Life and Society A037.8.31. American Colonies at the End of the Seventeenth Century

Colonial Colonial Life Life andand SocietySociety

A03A03

7.8.317.8.31

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American American Colonies at Colonies at the End of the End of

the the SeventeentSeventeent

h Centuryh Century

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PopulatiPopulation on

GrowthGrowth

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Estimated Total Estimated Total Population of Population of New Spain, New Spain,

New France, New France, and the British and the British North American North American Colonies, 1700Colonies, 1700––

17801780

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PopulatioPopulation: n:

GeographGeographic ic

ExpansioExpansionn

Movement into the Movement into the Backcountry, 1720–1760Backcountry, 1720–1760

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PopulatiPopulation: on:

Ethnic & Ethnic & Racial Racial

Diversity Diversity

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Population: AgePopulation: Age

Population Structure by Gender and Age: Population Structure by Gender and Age:

British Mainland Colonies, 1760s, and United States, British Mainland Colonies, 1760s, and United States, 1980s1980s

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Societies & Economies Societies & Economies Purpose Families Ethnicity Economy

New England

Religious Nuclear families

Mostly English

Family farms

Middle Colonies

Mixed Nuclear families

Mixed European

Family farms

Chesapeake Gain wealth

Extended families

English (majority)& African

Market plantations (tobacco)

Lower South Gain wealth

Extended families

English & African (majority)

Market plantations (rice, indigo)

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Religion: Religion: DiversityDiversity

• ToleranceTolerance??

• Great Great AwakeninAwakeningg

• George George WhitefielWhitefieldd

Religious Diversity Religious Diversity in 1750in 1750

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EducationEducation

• New EnglandNew England• ““Old Satan Deluder” Act (1647)Old Satan Deluder” Act (1647)

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EconomyEconomy

• Mercantilism – theory, purposeMercantilism – theory, purpose• Navigation ActsNavigation Acts• ““triangular” tradetriangular” trade• Smuggling – quality of royal officialsSmuggling – quality of royal officials

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The Rise of the American Merchant, 1750The Rise of the American Merchant, 1750

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Value of Value of Colonial Colonial

Exports by Exports by Region, Region, Annual Annual

Average, Average, 17681768––17721772

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Colonial Products in the Mid-1700sColonial Products in the Mid-1700s

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Government: Government: Britain & Its Britain & Its ColoniesColonies

• Tradition of Lax RuleTradition of Lax Rule– English Civil WarEnglish Civil War– Glorious Revolution - triumph of Glorious Revolution - triumph of

ParliamentParliament– George I and II reliance on ParliamentGeorge I and II reliance on Parliament– ““Whigs”Whigs”

• Salutary NeglectSalutary Neglect• Colonial tradition of self-rule Colonial tradition of self-rule

– Colonial assemblies - powersColonial assemblies - powers– Weakness of governorsWeakness of governors

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Government Government and religion and religion in the British in the British

Colonies, Colonies,

17201720

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Eighteenth century merchants Eighteenth century merchants conducting business in a conducting business in a

coffeehousecoffeehouse

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Snake cartoon by Benjamin Snake cartoon by Benjamin FranklinFranklin