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    farming and mercantilism. In early 17th century Virginia‚ tobacco became Virginia’s biggest profits. By 1700‚ 40 million pounds of tobacco was produced and large plantations were dedicated to just growing tobacco‚ producing a single crop economy. The large plantations provided landowners or tobacco growers with cheap and plentiful labor through the use of slaves and indentured servants. In document C‚ the passengers aboard the ship bound for Virginia are all mostly made up of single men well below

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    1775 Lord Dunmore‚ the Governor of Virginia‚ promised freedom to any slave‚ owned by a rebelling colonist that fought for the British. This caused many slaves to escape to the side of the British. The Americans still did not let slaves fight with them. As time passed and the Americans lost many soldiers‚ some of the colonies began to let slaves enlist in1778. Virginia did not let slaves join but they did let some free blacks volunteer. Some slave owners in Virginia went against this rule and sent slaves

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    The conclusion of the convention should bring me solace but I find that it only brings me distress for the future of our country. I do not believe that we established a wise and just government. I believe that this government is destined to either become a monarchy or fall into the hands of a corrupt and oppressive aristocracy. Granting the plan we decided upon is superior to The Articles. The Articles of Confederation was a government that should have never been thought up. There were too

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    from New York and‚ at first‚ James Madison from Virginia. They believed a bill of rights was not needed because the Constitution itself limited the government’s powers. They also feared that creating a list of rights might lead to other dangers. It would be impossible to list every right. Federalists did not want certain rights to be ignored just because they were not listed. Anti-Federalists included George Mason and Patrick Henry of Virginia. They thought that listing rights would help protect

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    French Government‚ where her inventions were accepted and are still currently being used. In 1969‚ Blount studied to become a forensic scientist and went into law enforcement. She worked in Vineland‚ New Jersey and both Norfolk and Portsmouth‚ Virginia. In her capacity as a forensic scientist‚ she used her training to examine the authenticity of African American slave “papers” and pre-civil war documents. By 1972‚ she had advanced to become the Chief Document Examiner of those laboratories.

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    Pennsylvania partly because of the mild landscape and fertile soil. Early in the 1600’s‚ John Rolfe and his wife Pocahontas discovered tobacco. It was soon heavily sought after in Europe‚ and quickly became a cash crop for Virginia. After establishing the tobacco industry in Virginia‚ many of the other colonies soon followed suit. Unfortunately‚ tobacco quickly drains the nutrients of the soil that it is planted on. Without the plentiful and fertile soil that these settlers were using‚ it would have

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    the three significant suppliers for Crouse Hinds‚ Inc. and are a large focus for the success of Crouse Hinds’ operations. After these suppliers manufacture their goods into finished products‚ they are shipped to the distribution center in Roanoke‚ Virginia. This distribution center is Crouse Hinds’ primary customer. The major suppliers do not communicate with each other and they all make LTL shipments to Roanoke on a daily basis. It typically takes 6 days for the LTL shipments to go from Roanoke to

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    led to migration towards south of Massachusetts‚ resulting in an entirely different colony. 4. Rhode Island: Founded by Roger Williams.  Religious & political freedom  Separation of church & state  Religious toleration 4. Southern Virginia: Founded by John Smith.  Economic opportunities  First English settlement  Tobacco farming  Conflict with Natives over land  Bacon’s Rebellion Maryland: Founded by Lord Baltimore.  Religious & political freedom for Catholics  Act

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    Instead‚ James fled to the ship when the Native Americans were attacking‚ and because of this‚ James died. Similarly this proclamation‚ “In London it might have worked for you‚ this standing on your own‚ treating other boys as if they don’t matter. In Virginia it will not work do you understand me? The wilderness is like the same thing when you are on the ships”(55-56)‚ helps validating the fact that in order to adapt to a new environment‚ one needs to start trusting the people around. With friends or

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    colonization a business? English were funded by joint-stock companies‚ which once the people had several investors‚ they obtained a charter or official permit. King James I granted a charter to the Virginia Company. Most stockholders would receive fourth-fifths of all gold and silver found. And the Virginia Company founded Jamestown 2. Why was the start disastrous? At first‚ disease from the James River struck first. Hunger was right after it.

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