Editor leads discussions and gets ideas from all members coordinates the Writer’s and Graphic Designer’s work makes sure that all information is included in the brochure assists the Writer to make all features of the colony look positive helps Representative prepare Graphic Designer designs layout of the brochure creates visuals for the brochure works with the Writer to make sure visuals match what is written makes sure brochure gets produced on time helps Representative prepare Writer makes sure that all the information from student handout 1.2A is included writes the brochure so that is easy to understand and persuasive makes the colony sound appealing works with Graphic Designer to make sure visuals match what is written helps Representative prepare Chamber of Commerce Representative displays and explains the group’s brochure to the other student groups tries to convince them that your colony is the best one understands the features well enough to be able to answer questions assists the Writer assists the Graphic Designer South Carolina Georgia eight Lords Proprietors who were friends of King Charles II founded by King George II set up by James Oglethorpe Maryland Virginia Lord Calvert Sir Walter Raleigh proposed first expedition (Roanoke) Lord Baltimore Founders Virginia Company of London John Smith brought success at Jamestown South Carolina Georgia investment to make money new start for debtors who had been imprisoned Maryland Virginia Catholics could practice their religion investment to make money Reasons Founded South Carolina Georgia Europeans seeking religious freedom debtors indentured servants Europeans seeking religious freedom and cheap land African slaves African slaves Maryland Virginia Catholics and Protestants who had been persecuted Europeans seeking opportunity for cheap land People African slaves South Carolina Georgia mild winters, hot summers mild winters, hot summers swampy in the east, wooded in the west swampy in the east, wooded in the west Maryland Virginia Chesapeake Bay was surrounded by fertile land mild winters, hot summers colder winters, hot and humid summers swampy in the east, wooded in the west Climate and Geography South Carolina Georgia cash crops such as tobacco, cotton, indigo, and rice cash crops such as tobacco, cotton, indigo, and rice Maryland Virginia farms that raised grain, tobacco, flax cash crops such as tobacco, cotton, indigo, and rice fishing iron Economy South Carolina Georgia religious freedom refuge for debtors Maryland WELCOME! strong history of religious toleration Virginia state-established Church of England Religion South Carolina Georgia ruled by the King, Parliament, and the Lords Proprietors landowners elected representatives to the Common House of Assembly Maryland Free men who elected representatives representatives who were loyal to Lord Calvert Government Virginia land owners elected representatives to the House of Burgesses Rhode Island Connecticut Roger Williams John Oldham Thomas Hooker Massachusetts Roger Williams John Winthrop William Bradford William Bradford Founders Rhode Island Connecticut escape religious persecution in Massachusetts escape religious persecution in Massachusetts Massachusetts escape religious persecution in England Reasons Founded Rhode Island Connecticut Europeans Dutch and Swedish Native Americans Native Americans Massachusetts Separatists called Pilgrims Puritans People Native Americans Rhode Island Connecticut red clay soil hilly and forested cold winters, short but humid summers cold winters, short but humid summers Massachusetts fertile, but rocky soil heavily forested Climate and Geography bitter cold winters, short but humid summers Rhode Island Connecticut cattle and dairy farmers cattle and dairy farmers subsistence farmers subsistence farmers shipping shipping, fishing, and whaling Massachusetts shipping fur cattle Economy lumber Rhode Island Connecticut religious freedom religious freedom Massachusetts Religion lives centered around religious worship and the church Rhode Island Connecticut governor and General Assembly “Fundamental Orders”- first written constitution in America Massachusetts Theocracy- laws of the colony based on religious beliefs ruled by ministers Government only white men in good standing with the church could vote New York Samuel de Champlain Henry Hudson Dutch settlers William Penn Pennsylvania Henry Hudson Founders William Penn New York money natural resources Pennsylvania escape religious persecution in England Reasons Founded New York Dutch patrons called “Patroons” mixed Europeans indentured servants Pennsylvania Quakers and other religious groups many nationalities People New York fertile but rocky soil wooded hot, humid summers and bitter winters Pennsylvania fertile land and heavily forested Climate and Geography hot humid summers, cold winters New York Pennsylvania farmers farms that produced Because of large amount of grain merchants and grains andwere dairy cattle production, the Middle Colonies tradesmen collectively known as the merchants and fur, lumber, shipping tradesmen lumber Economy New York strong history of religious toleration Pennsylvania strong history of religious toleration Religion New York governor appointed by the King of England Pennsylvania political freedoms and self-government representative assembly Government