Our Colonial History From the Discovery of America to the Close of the Revolution
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The system of slavery thus started in Virginia soon spread to the other colonies. In the south, the slaves were used in agriculture and they rapidly increased in numbers. Fifty years after the landing of the first negroes there were 2000 slaves in the colony of Virginia.
5 S-ED 62 ENGLISH COLONIES IN AMERICA 63. The Government of Virginia. — Up to i6ig the colonists had Httle or nothing to say about their own government. They were obhged to obey the governors who were sent over from England by ...the London Company. Often these governors were severe and unjust. They did all they could to increase the profits of the Company which had sent them over, and they did not care much whether the colonists liked their actions or not.
In 1619, the people of Virginia (there were about 4000 of them at that time) appealed to the London Company to allow them to have a voice in their government. The Company agreed to their demands. Governor Yeardley was sent over and he at once ordered each borough or plantation to elect two representatives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The system of slavery thus started in Virginia soon spread to the other colonies. In the south, the slaves were used in agriculture and they rapidly increased in numbers. Fifty years after the landing of the first negroes there were 2000 slaves in the colony of Virginia.
5 S-ED 62 ENGLISH COLONIES IN AMERICA 63. The Government of Virginia. — Up to i6ig the colonists had Httle or nothing to say about their own government. They were obhged to obey the governors who were sent over from England by ...the London Company. Often these governors were severe and unjust. They did all they could to increase the profits of the Company which had sent them over, and they did not care much whether the colonists liked their actions or not.
In 1619, the people of Virginia (there were about 4000 of them at that time) appealed to the London Company to allow them to have a voice in their government. The Company agreed to their demands. Governor Yeardley was sent over and he at once ordered each borough or plantation to elect two representatives.
What to read after Our Colonial History From the Discovery of America to the Close of the Revolution?
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