The document discusses the history of England's growing interest and involvement in North America between the 1500s-1600s, starting with privateers like Gilbert and Raleigh launching exploratory missions. It then covers the founding of Jamestown in 1607, its struggles and eventual success due to the cultivation of tobacco. The colony expanded and became a prosperous royal colony of England involved in tobacco plantation and the slave trade.

3. EnglandTakes Interest in America

4. EnglandTakes Interest in America

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8. EnglandTakes Interest in America

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10. EnglandTakes Interest in America

11. EnglandTakes Interest in America

12. EnglandTakes Interest in America

13. EnglandTakes Interest in America

14. EnglandTakes Interest in America

15. EnglandTakes Interest in America

16. The Reformation Divides Europe

17. The Reformation Divides Europe

18. The Reformation Divides Europe
• Luther’s attack marked the beginning of the Protestant Reformation and Europe erupted into
Religious Wars

19. The Reformation Divides Europe

20. The Reformation Divides Europe

21. The Reformation Divides Europe

24. The Reformation Divides Europe

25. The Reformation Divides Europe

26. The Reformation Changes England

27. Church of England (Anglican Church)
The Pope would not allow him to divorce Queen Catherin, daughter of Isabella of Spain.

28. Henry had Parliament declare him the head of the Church in England, and divorced her.
The Reformation Changes England

29. Church of England
Henry’s Protestant Church
expropriated the money, killed
and destroyed much of the
Roman Catholic Church in
England.
The Reformation Changes England

30. The Reformation Changes England

31. Henry and Catherine had a daughter Mary a Catholic.
The Reformation Changes England

32. Queen Mary I
The Reformation Changes England

33. #2--Anne Boleyn [1501-1536]

34. Elizabeth daughter of Henryand Anne a Protestant.

35. And the wedding kept coming!
The Reformation Changes England

36. #3--Jane Seymour [1508-1537]

37. #4--Anne of Cleves [1515-1557]

38. #5--Katherine Howard [1525-1542]

39. #6--Katherine Parr [1512-1548]

40. Henry’s Deathbed

41. QueenMaryI or “Bloody Mary”
[r. 1553 – 1558]

42. Mary married Philip II ofSpain.
Together they brought back the RCC and burned Anglicans as heretics.

46. Elizabeth I
r. 1558 - 1603

47. Queen Elizabeth I [1533-1603]
She reestablished the Anglican Church, yet tolerated Catholics that did not
break the law.

48. The Reformation Changes England
Puritans

49. The Reformation Changes England

50. The Reformation Changes England

51. The Reformation Changes England

52. The Reformation Changes England

53. The Reformation Changes England

54. The Reformation Changes England

55. The Reformation Changes England

56. The Reformation Changes England

57. Economic Changes in England

58. Economic Changes in England

59. Economic Changes in England

60. Economic Changes in England

61. Economic Changes in England

62. Economic Changes in England

63. Economic Changes in England

64. Economic Changes in England

65. Economic Changes in England
joint-stock companies

66. Economic Changes in England

67. Economic Changes in England

68. England Returns to America

69. England Returns to America

70. England Returns to America

71. England Returns to America

72. England Returns to America

73. England Returns to America

74. England Returns to America

75. England Returns to America
• To help the Dutch revolt, Queen Elizabeth allowed English privateers to attack Spanish ships.

76. England Returns to America
• Privateers are privately owned ships licensed by the government to attack ships of other
countries.

77. Gilbert and Raleigh

78. England Returns to America

79. England Returns to America

80. England Returns to America

81. England Returns to America

82. England Returns to America

83. England Returns to America

84. England Returns to America

85. England Returns to America

86. The Lost Colony of Roanoke

87. The Lost Colony of Roanoke

88. The Lost Colony of Roanoke

89. The Lost Colony of Roanoke

90. The Lost Colony of Roanoke

91. The Lost Colony of Roanoke

92. The Lost Colony of Roanoke

93. Jamestown Is Founded

94. Jamestown Is Founded

95. Jamestown Is Founded

96. Jamestown Is Founded

97. Jamestown Is Founded

98. Jamestown Is Founded

99. Jamestown Is Founded

100. Jamestown Is Founded

101. Jamestown Is Founded

102. Jamestown Is Founded

103. Jamestown Is Founded

104. Pocahontas

105. Pocahontas

106. Pocahontas

107. Pocahontas

108. Pocahontas

109. Pocahontas

110. Pocahontas

111. Pocahontas

112. Pocahontas

113. Jamestown Is Founded

114. Jamestown Is Founded

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116. Jamestown Is Founded

117. Jamestown Is Founded

118. Jamestown Is Founded

119. Jamestown Is Founded

120. Jamestown Is Founded

121. Jamestown Is Founded

122. Jamestown Is Founded

123. Jamestown Is Founded

124. Jamestown Is Founded

125. Jamestown is Founded

126. Jamestown Is Founded

127. Jamestown Is Founded

128. Virginia

129. Virginia

130. Virginia

131. Virginia

132. Tobacco Saves the Colony

133. Tobacco Saves the Colony

134. Tobacco Saves the Colony

135. The First Assembly

136. The First Assembly

137. The First Assembly

138. The First Assembly

139. Headrights Lure Settlers

140. Headrights Lure Settlers

141. Plantations arise

142. Plantations arise

143. Plantations arise

145. Headrights Lure Settlers

146. Headrights Lure Settlers

147. First Africans

148. First Africans

149. First Africans

150. Virginia Becomes a Royal Colony

151. Virginia Becomes a Royal Colony

152. Virginia Becomes a Royal Colony

153. Virginia Becomes a Royal Colony

154. Virginia Becomes a Royal Colony

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