About: Virginia (Early Colonization)

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In 1585 the British began the colony of Roanoke, and later Jamestown. These colonies grew in size, and were known as the Virginia Colony. English fur traders traded and established outposts in Virginia, and scouts were sent to these outposts to map the land. The Dutch established New Amsterdam on OTL Delaware Bay. The Dutch settlements were seized by the British during the Third and Fourth Colonial Wars and the area was renamed New York. In 1640 the Third Colonial War ended and the Ohio River Valley was occupied by the British, and the colony of Ohio was established. In 1550 the Welsh settlement of Madocia was established, and was taken from the Welsh by the British during the Third Colonial War. The area was renamed Charlestown, and became Charlestown Colony.

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rdfs:label	Virginia (Early Colonization)
rdfs:comment	In 1585 the British began the colony of Roanoke, and later Jamestown. These colonies grew in size, and were known as the Virginia Colony. English fur traders traded and established outposts in Virginia, and scouts were sent to these outposts to map the land. The Dutch established New Amsterdam on OTL Delaware Bay. The Dutch settlements were seized by the British during the Third and Fourth Colonial Wars and the area was renamed New York. In 1640 the Third Colonial War ended and the Ohio River Valley was occupied by the British, and the colony of Ohio was established. In 1550 the Welsh settlement of Madocia was established, and was taken from the Welsh by the British during the Third Colonial War. The area was renamed Charlestown, and became Charlestown Colony.
dcterms:subject	United States United States Early Colonization Early Colonization Countries (Early Colonization) Countries (Early Colonization)
city largest	New York
religion other	Roman Catholic
ind date	1776-07-04(xsd:date)
ind from	Great Britain
HoStitle	President
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Timeline	Early Colonization
map caption	Virginia in Red
coa caption	Coat of Arms
regime	Democracy
Language	English
Currency	Virginia dollar
Flag caption	Flag of Virginia
Religion	Protestant
Demonym	Virginian
language other	Spanish
Capital	Washington DC
Motto	In God We Trust
Anthem	Star Spangled Banner
Flag	US flag 13 stars – Betsy Ross.svg
ind rec	1780-10-04(xsd:date)
abstract	In 1585 the British began the colony of Roanoke, and later Jamestown. These colonies grew in size, and were known as the Virginia Colony. English fur traders traded and established outposts in Virginia, and scouts were sent to these outposts to map the land. The Dutch established New Amsterdam on OTL Delaware Bay. The Dutch settlements were seized by the British during the Third and Fourth Colonial Wars and the area was renamed New York. In 1640 the Third Colonial War ended and the Ohio River Valley was occupied by the British, and the colony of Ohio was established. In 1550 the Welsh settlement of Madocia was established, and was taken from the Welsh by the British during the Third Colonial War. The area was renamed Charlestown, and became Charlestown Colony.

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