Early Settlements 1.5a	Settling 1.5a	People in their Environment 1.5b	Classes of People 1.5c	Portuguese Exploration 1.4c
100	Roanoke Island	Because evidence of a colony there exists but there were no known survivors.	New England, Mid-Atlantic, South	Land owners relied on indentured servants and slaves for labor, farmers relied primarily on family members.	By controlling trade in West Africa.
200	Georgia	The Virginia Company	Large farms and plantations had a longer growing season because of the warmer climate	Men or women who could not pay for passage to the colonies agreed to work w/o pay for a specified time.	The Portuguese carried goods from Europe, trading them for gold, metals and cloth.
300	Jamestown	Massachusetts Bay	Fishing, Shipbuilding, Naval Supplies	True	West Africa
400	Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay	Economic Freedom	It has rich farmland and a moderate climate, many rivers and the Atlantic Ocean for fishing.	Women	Latitude lines run east to west. Longitude lines run north to south.
500	Roanoke Island, Jamestown, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, Pennsylvania, Georgia	Quakers – Wanted freedom to practice their faith without interference.	Few cities & schools in the south. Farm work required skills but not education, while the northern industries often required both	Artisans	Longitude, Latitude

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