English Settlement

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Social - Casta System large mestizo population
Economic- Joint Stock Companies/ Capitalism
Class- Rich land owners and Indentured Servants large wealth gap
Economic- Encomienda/ Feudalism
Political- Governed by governors (viceroys) who were appointed by the crown- had to follow kings lasws
Political- representative local governments- authonomy
Class- Conquistadors/ Upper Class
Social- Strict racial lines- little racial mixing
Religion- Mostly protestent- diverse religions some moved to escape religious persecution
Religion- Catholic focus on converting native population sent many priests

English Colonies
Spanish Colonies

Discourse on Western Planting by Richard Hakluyt (the younger) (1584)

No foreign commodity that comes into England comes without payment of custom once, twice, or thrice, before it come into the realm, and so all foreign commodities become dearer to the subjects of this realm; and [colonial] customs are avoided; and the [colonial] commodities cheaply purchased, they become cheap to the subjects of England, to the common benefit of the people, and to the saving of great treasure in the realm; whereas now the realm become the poor by the purchasing of foreign commodities in so great a mass at so excessive prices.

At the first traffic with the people of those parts, the subjects of this realm for many years shall change many cheap commodities of these parts for things of high valor there not esteemed; and this to the great enriching of the realm, if common use fail not.

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What is the point of view of Richard Hakluyt?

Promotion of Catholocism

Promotion of Mercantilism

Condeming the war against the Spanish

Promoting Encomienda

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What is the effect of Hakluyt's vision for the new world

England became increasingly isolationist

Feudal lords opposed colonization

Roanoke settlement proved that Hakuyt's vision was a success

After some initial problems England became a powerful Mercantilist empire

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“Taking Out the Trash”
Excerpt from White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America, by Nancy Isenberg
Nancy Isenberg's point of view about the "vision of the new world" of the English is that it is

an opportunity to spread Christianity

a useless piece of land or "trash"

A place to expand feudal power and send the best of England, mostly upper class and clergy

an opportunity to make productive use of wasteland and waste people

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What led to the creation of "waste people"

War with Spanish

Feudalism

Enclosure

Mercantilism

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How did England use these "waste people"

Recreation of Feudalism in new world

Indentured Servitude

They were given land for immigration

They were encouraged to create a new society by working and living with Native Americans

English Settlement

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What is the point of view of Richard Hakluyt?

What is the effect of Hakluyt's vision for the new world

“Taking Out the Trash”Excerpt from White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America, by Nancy IsenbergNancy Isenberg's point of view about the "vision of the new world" of the English is that it is

What led to the creation of "waste people"

How did England use these "waste people"

Put the vocab in the correct category

What is the point of view of Richard Hakluyt?

What is the effect of Hakluyt's vision for the new world

“Taking Out the Trash”Excerpt from White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America, by Nancy IsenbergNancy Isenberg's point of view about the "vision of the new world" of the English is that it is

What led to the creation of "waste people"

How did England use these "waste people"

“Taking Out the Trash”
Excerpt from White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America, by Nancy Isenberg
Nancy Isenberg's point of view about the "vision of the new world" of the English is that it is

“Taking Out the Trash”
Excerpt from White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America, by Nancy Isenberg
Nancy Isenberg's point of view about the "vision of the new world" of the English is that it is