Province of Maryland

regions were marked by tremendous growth, they experienced differences in their management style and trading pact. The New England Colonies included the colonies of Connecticut, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Massachusetts, and Province of New Hampshire. The colonies were where the Englishmen settled and lived. Their economy, religion, and politics grew gradually due to various factors which include the community setting where lands were separated into small portions. The settlers

Southern Colonies Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia Virginia was the first successful southern colony, Maryland became at first a catholic experiment and then quickly mirrored Virginia for its cash crops. The Carolinas had been created after the english civil war ended. Challenges from France and Spain led the king to want a buffer zone between the cash crop Carolinas and enemies, thus Georgia was created. Southern colonies depended on slaves whether it was for the

Legislation passed under former Chief Justice John Marshall would continue the Federalists agenda to define a strong central government while diminishing state level powers. Arguably the most important Supreme Court case in history, Marbury v. Madison’s (1803) presided over the commissions of several judges appointed in the final hours of the Adams administration. Chief Justice Marshall would deny the petition and writ, claiming the court did not have the power to issue them however; he awarded the

Even prior to the Renaissance era, religion was the pivotal and integral attribute to many, if not everyone’s lives from that time period. The lives of these people revolved completely around religion because it was the sole reason they believed they had come into existence and were solely on the face of the Earth to follow their holy book, as their deity intended them to do in order to get a chance at eternal life with him. Nevertheless, religious freedom in New England was almost nonexistent with

that setting their mind on economics instead of religion was the key factor in their success. Also in the colony of Maryland, there was a law passed known as the Maryland Toleration Act of 1649 which basically shunned Trinitarian Christians. Governor William Stone didn’t want to tolerate this and was exiled to Virginia. He returned as the leader of the Cavalier and marched into Maryland. He was defeated and captured; also being replaced as governor. This uprising was due to religion, and could have

For instance, the first religious toleration act was passed in Maryland in 1649 by the by the assembly of the Province of Maryland. This act mandated religious toleration. Rhode Island was also seen as a colony of free thinkers and a place for religious toleration. So there was simply a lot of diversity in New England, the vast majority were Protestant Christians however there were significant numbers of Roman Catholics in Maryland and Delaware, as well as a small amount of Jews, most of which

rule. Though, there are two other reasons, economy and religion, that heavily influenced the creation and success of the colonies; especially the Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and other Southern colonies. Therefore, English colonists established some colonies in North America for economic and religious reasons. The Pennsylvania and Maryland colonies were established for religious reasons. First there was Pennsylvania. It was founded by William Penn. He stated “All men have a natural and indefeasible

along the Potomac River to eventually reach the Ohio River at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. The construction of the canal began on July 4, 1828 (Chesapeake). “The canal was open to Seneca, Maryland by 1831, to Harpers Ferry, W.VA., in 1834, to near Woodmont, Maryland, in 1839, and was completed to Cumberland, Maryland.” George Washington also wanted to improve navigation on the Potomac River which is one of the main reasons why he came up with such a great idea to build the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

at a refugee camp in a small island in Malaysia for six months. Hoping and praying for the opportunity to go to a better country, my dad wanted to go to the U.S. or Australia. On the day of March 26, 1979, my dad arrived in Baltimore, Maryland. His time in Maryland was short-lived as he left for San Francisco after just a few months. All the challenges and hardships throughout the Chiem family history really makes me appreciate having the opportunity to succeed here in

The Catholic Church During Colonial Period between 1565-1783. The life of the Catholic Church in US. Began with the Spanish conquerors, who founded the parish of St. Augustine, Florida, in 1565. In 1598 the Spanish Franciscans they were evangelizing the peoples of New Mexico, but in 1680 the Hopi Indians rose up in arms, killed the priests, and prevented the restoration of the missions. Other missionaries who have come from Mexico christianized Arizona in the XVII century and Texas and