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First Permanent French Settlement
The First Permanent French Settlement in North America was a fur trading post. -
New England Confederation
Massachusetts, Plymouth, Connecticut, and New Haven colonies form the New England Confederation. -
Navigation Acts
English government passed many laws to control colonial trade to ensure the colonies remained profitable. -
Board of Trade
An agency known as the Board of Trade was set up to handle colonial affairs. -
Trading
So much trading has been going on that overseas export vale has increasing nearly four times. -
Great Awakening
The Great Awakening beginning in New England and New Jersey and then sweeping through the rest of the 13 colonies -
Indigo Crop
The first successful Indigo crop was grown on South Carolina by Eliza Lucas. -
Resisting Slavery
100 enslaved Africans took weapons from a fire arms shop and killed several people before they were apprehended. -
Exportation of Indigo
By 1754 South Carolina exported over a million pounds of Indigo annually. -
Controlling the colonies
Royal officials looked for ways to control the colonies, such as, taking away Massachusetts control over New Hampshire.