Colonial America: Settlements, Systems, Heads of Society

Jamestown: Virginia is a joint-stock company that established a reconciliation in the New World by acquiring the Charter of King James I in 1606. The Virginia company's charter guarantees that colonists will enjoy the same British rights in the UK. On May 24, 1607, 105 British immigrants, all settled in Jamestown. Jamestown, named after James I, became a British colony of the New World. Virginia was established to provide and expand trade markets, profit from the sale of land, and to provide British territory to the United States.

The first settlement in contemporary America was St. Augustine, Florida. The Spaniard set up a colony here. However, it is not regarded as an immigration port. The next step was to set up the Jamestown colony in the Virginia colony. Almost at the same time, Roanok Island's colony was founded, but it has not prosperous. It is called a lost colony. In Plymouth's colony, Massachusetts, Mayflower, then the Ark and Pigeon arrived in this new country was the initial arrival of the ship. One thing to keep in mind is that these newcomers are involved in keeping them active, physically and spiritually staying, and not taking part in keeping records is. Over time, records begin to be preserved These are the records we are looking for when looking for ancestors or ancestors of immigrants.

The European struggle to dominate North America and the New World was led by American Americans, American Americans, and founder of the first 13 colonies. The first 13 colonial colonies of the colonial period were located on the Atlantic coast of the United States of America and the colony was founded between 1607 and 1733 in Virginia and Georgia. As shown in the following figure, the first 13 colonies are divided into 3 areas, New England Colony, Central Colony, and Southern Colony. The history of the first settlers and settlers began in 1607, when Jamestown settled in 1607, then suffered seriously during the hunger's settlers' experience. Puritan who is seeking religious freedom and the father of the pilgrim departed the Mayflower ship in 1620 and established the Plymouth settlement.

The British established the first permanent solution in the United States in 1607. The first colony was called Jamestown in Virginia today. The colony was named after England's King James I. The first settlers found gold in the new world and hoped to get rich quickly. However, settlers encounter many problems in the first winter and it is difficult to survive. More and more colonists came to the new world in the 18th century. In Canada, British and French settlers in the St. Lawrence Valley are in conflict with each other along the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes. It led to a war between Britain and France in the mid-eighteenth century.