MDC AMH 2010 - Causes of English Exploration and Settlement

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Causes of English Exploration and Settlement  Search for wealth (gold, silver)  National competition  The joint-stock company  Adventure and primogenitureReasons for English Immigration to the New World  Increasing population (1450-1600)  Food scarcity, wage pressures  Enclosure movement in England and urbanization  Protestant Reformation and religious separatismFrench Exploration and Settlement  Jacques Cartier and the Saint Lawrence (1535)  Samuel Champlaign and Quebec (1608)  Montreal founded (1642)  Indian alliances, missionary zeal, and fur trading  Robert LaSalle and Mississippi navigation (1682)  Louisiana settled (1718)The English Settlements  John Cabot and Nova Scotia (1497)  Plantation of Ulster (1565)  Francis Drake and the Sea Dogs  Humphrey Gilbert and Newfoundland failure (1578)  Walter Raleigh and the Roanoke “lost” colony (1587)Further Settlements  Jamestown settlement (1607)  Henry Hudson and Dutch Exploration (1609)  House of Burgesses (1619)  Plymouth separatists (1620)  The Massachusetts Bay Colony


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