Led by gold fever, a man by the named of Cortes began an expedition into Mexico in 1518. He believed that somewhere hidden in Mexico lied great cities of golden treasure. What he did not look forward to encountering were the native of the land, the Aztecs. Upon their first encounter a battle broke out that was initially won by the tribal natives but ended up introducing the Aztecs to the most devastating of weapons-- biological warfare...
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The Indians were stricken with smallpox which weakened their forces just enough so that Spain was able to seize control of the native nation. To the Indians the Spanish became known as a "brutal" enemy. Unlike the Spanish, England decided to settle up north. The first English settlement became known as Jamestown which was in modern-day Virginia...
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North American Colonies: Timeline (1600-1735) North American Colonies 1607: Jamestown is established in Virgina by the London Company as the first permanent English settlement in America. 1608: Pilgrims leave England and go to Holland 1612: Tobacco production is established in Virginia; results in an economy boom 1619: First African slaves/laborers arrive in Virginia; House of Burgesses has their first meeting...	2 / 335
Virginia And Massachusetts Colonies Massachusetts was one of the New England Colony. They all agreed with the Mayflower Compact. It stated “convent and combine ourselves together into a civil body Patrick, for our better ordering and preservation...	2 / 518
Dbq The southerners were usually very rich and owned huge farms called plantations. Slaves worked on these plantations to produce more crops (document 4). Some plantations were located near waterways, which helped farmers grow and trade more goods (document 4)...	2 / 421
Chesapeake and New England New England was north of the Chesapeake, and included Massachusetts Bay Colony, Plymouth, Rhode Island, Connecticut. The New Englanders were seeking freedoms of religion...	1 / 172