The 13 Colonies Chart - Puritan Colonists | This article provides a 13 Colonies Chart providing facts and information at a glance in respect of: - Regions - New England, Middle and Southern Colonies
- Religion in the 13 Colonies Chart
- Government in the 13 Colonies Chart
- Trade and Economic activity in the 13 Colonies Chart
- The differences between the New England, Middle and Southern Colonies
- The Major towns in the 13 Colonies
| The First 13 Colonies | American Colonies Index |
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History of the Colonization of America and the original 13 Colonies Chart of the 13 Colonies: The Establishment and Settlement of the 13 original colonies |
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13 Colonies Chart - Map The adjacent Map of the 13 Colonies is a helpful aid when studying the 13 Colonies Chart and provide access to interesting information about each of the regions of the 13 Colonies. The color coding which indicates the three regions on the map is also used in the 13 Colonies Chart. 13 Colonies Chart - Government The various systems of government systems used by each of the 13 Colonies are detailed in the 13 Colonies Chart. All of the systems of government in the 13 Colonies Chart elected their own legislature, they were all democratic, they all had a governor, governor's court, and a court system. Definitions of each of the government systems are as follows: - Royal Government: The Royal Colonies were ruled directly by the English monarchy
- Propriety Government: The King granted land to people who then formed Proprietary (Private) Colonies
- Charter Government: The Charter Colonies were generally self-governed, and their charters were granted to the colonists.
For additional facts and information refer to Colonial Government . | | Map of the 13 Colonies |
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13 Colonies Chart The 13 Colonies Chart provides important information and interesting facts about each of the 13 Colonies including the date the colony was established, the region (New England, Middle or Southern) the system of government, religion, details of trade (see Triangular Trade) and economic activity and the names of famous people associated with the founding and establishment each colony. The 3 systems of government detailed in the in the 13 Colonies Chart were in operation just before the American Revolutionary War. The 13 Colonies Chart provides the ability to see at a glance the differences between the regions on a chart - the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies and the Southern Colonies. 13 Colonies Chart | ● New England Colonies ● Middle Colonies ● Southern Colonies | Date | Name of Colony or Settlement | Region | Government in 1775 | Religion | Trade Economic Activity | Famous People | 1607 | Virginia Colony | Southern | Royal | Anglican and Baptist | Agriculture, Plantations, Tobacco & Sugar | John Smith John Rolfe | 1626 | New York Colony | Middle | Royal | Quakers, Catholics, Lutherans, Jewish and others | Agriculture, Iron ore products | Peter Minuit Peter Stuyvesant | 1630 | Massachusetts Colony | New England | Royal Province under Charter | Puritan | Ship building, Rum exports | John Winthrop | 1633 | Maryland Colony | Southern | Proprietary | Catholics, Anglicans and Baptists | Agriculture, Plantations, Tobacco & Sugar | George Calvert | 1636 | Rhode Island Colony | New England | Charter | Puritan | Ship building, Rum exports | Roger Williams Anne Hutchinson | 1636 | Connecticut Colony | New England | Charter | Puritan | Ship building, Rum exports | Thomas Hooker | 1638 | New Hampshire Colony | New England | Royal | Puritan | Ship building, Rum exports | John Mason | 1638 | Delaware Colony | Middle | Proprietary | Quakers, Catholics, Lutherans, Jewish and others | Agriculture, Iron ore products | Peter Minuit | 1653 | North Carolina Colony | Southern | Royal | Anglican and Baptist | Agriculture, Plantations, Tobacco & Sugar | Lords Proprietors
Charter of Carolina | 1663 | South Carolina Colony | Southern | Royal | Anglican and Baptist | Agriculture, Plantations, Tobacco & Sugar | 1664 | New Jersey Colony | Middle | Royal | Quakers, Catholics, Lutherans, Jewish and others | Agriculture, Iron ore products | Lord Berkeley George Carteret | 1682 | Pennsylvania Colony | Middle | Proprietary | Quakers, Catholics, Lutherans, Jewish and others | Agriculture, Iron ore products | William Penn | 1732 | Georgia Colony | Southern | Royal | Anglican and Baptist | Agriculture, Plantations, Tobacco & Sugar | James Oglethorpe | Date | Name of Colony or Settlement | Region | Government in 1775 | Religion | Trade Economic Activity | Famous People | 1620 | Plymouth Settlement De-established 1691 | Southern | Royal | Puritan, Anglican and Baptist | Agriculture, Plantations, Tobacco & Sugar | William Bradford John Carver | 13 Colonies Chart |
For additional facts and information about religion refer to Religion in the Colonies , Pilgrims and Puritans or our comprehensive article on Puritans . The 13 Colonies Chart The 13 Colonies chart shows the New England, Middle and Southern Colonies. The New England Colonies are also referred to as the North Colonies : 13 Colonies Chart | New England Colonies | Middle Colonies | Southern Colonies | Connecticut | Delaware | Maryland | Rhode Island | Pennsylvania | Virginia | Massachusetts | New Jersey | North Carolina | New Hampshire | New York | South Carolina | | | Georgia | 13 Colonies Chart |
Chart of Major Towns of the North Colonies The major towns that were established in the 13 Colonies are shown by each colony in the chart: Chart of Major Towns of the 13 Colonies | | Name of Colony | Names of Major Towns | New England Colonies | Massachusetts Colony | Boston, Quincy, Plymouth, Salem, Lexington and Concord | Rhode Island Colony | Providence, Portsmouth and Newport | Connecticut Colony | Hartford, New Haven, Wethersfield and Windsor | New Hampshire Colony | Dover and Exeter | The Middle Colonies | New York Colony | New York City and Albany | Delaware Colony | Wilmington & Georgetown | New Jersey Colony | Trenton and Princeton | Pennsylvania Colony | Philadelphia, Lancaster and York | The Southern Colonies | Virginia Colony | Jamestown, Williamsburg and Richmond | Maryland Colony | Baltimore and Annapolis | North Carolina Colony | Brunswick Town and Raleigh | South Carolina Colony | Charleston and Sumter | Georgia Colony | Savannah, Hardwicke and Wrightsboro | Chart of Major Towns of the 13 Colonies |
13 Colonies Chart The 13 Colonies Chart provides important information and interesting facts at a glance about each of the 13 Colonies including the date the colony was established, the regions (New England, Middle or Southern Colonies) the systems of government, religions, details of trade and economic activities and the names of important people associated with the founding and establishment of the 13 Colonies. The 13 Colonies Chart provides the ability to see the differences between the regions quickly and is a useful educational resource for kids and children 13 Colonies Chart Interesting Facts and information via the 13 Colonies Chart 13 Colonies Chart history timeline Fast Facts and info with the 13 Colonies Chart The 13 Colonies Chart is great resource for kids Social Studies Homework help for kids on 13 Colonies Chart
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