[DOC] [TLE] jeopardy/1630_Qs.txt at master  jedoublen/jeopardy  GitHub [PAR] 17th CENTURY AMERICA | In 1652, in defiance of English law, Massachusetts 
set up one of these producing the pine tree shilling | Mint. right: Paul. Wrong:. [DOC] [TLE] America's Early History: Colonial Money, Wampum, Pillar Dollars ... [PAR] The "Coins & History Chapters" button at upper right opens up other units in our 
... Soon, other English colonies took hold, such as in Plymouth (Massachusetts) 
by the ... for white wampum were set: 360 beads = 5 shillings; 6 beads = 1 penny. 
.... "Pine Tree" coinage, minted from 1667-1682, though all bore the date 1652. [DOC] [TLE] Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling - National Museum of American ... [PAR] ... John Hull and Robert Sanderson, to set up a mint in the capital in 1652. ... 
Nearly all of the new coins bore the same date: 1652. ... It may symbolize one of 
the Bay Colony's prime exports, pine trees for ships' ... In theory, these colonists 
had no right to strike their own coins, no matter how ... 1642: English Civil War 
begins. [DOC] [TLE] Massachusetts Bay Silver General Introduction [PAR] Oct 28, 2000 ... Massachusetts Bay Silver 1652-1682: General Introduction ... with the Dutch in 
New Amsterdam and with the English and Spanish colonists on .... did occasion a 
stoppage of trade), the General Court ordered a mint to be set up, .... thirty five 
Oak Tree shillings; one Oak Tree sixpence; seventy five Pine Tree... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about AMERICANA - StudyStack [PAR] IN 1579 THIS ENGLISH CIRCUMNAVIGATOR PUT THE GOLDEN HIND IN FOR 
REPAIRS AT AN ... IN 1652, IN DEFIANCE OF ENGLISH LAW, 
MASSACHUSETTS SET UP ONE OF THESE, PRODUCING THE PINE TREE 
SHILLING, MINT. [DOC] [TLE] The Pine Tree Shilling,1652, first mint in the American Colony at ... [PAR] Pine Tree Shilling, Minted at Boston 1652-1686, Most Noted Coin of Early 
America ... This is the first gold coin struck in the name of an English King. ... The 
1865 gold dollar was the last of the gold dollars produced during the .... Pine Tree 
Shilling 1652 Colonial coins just 32 years after the Mayflower landed In defiance 
of. [DOC] [TLE] The Colonies | Massachusetts - Small Planet Communications [PAR] Colonial America: Massachusetts began as a stock trading company in 1629. ... 
On the list of those who made up the Massachusetts Bay Company were ... The 
Winthrop Fleet, as they came to be called, set sail on April 7, 1630. .... Another act 
of defiance was the continued minting of the 1652 pine tree shilling, an abuse of
... [DOC] [TLE] BRITISH POLICY AND COLONIAL MONEY SUPPLY1 [PAR] acting in defiance of colonial aspirations. ... was estimated by one observer that 
coin did not circulate in the colonies ... The law of the land then forbade the 
exportation of English ..... The Mint had not been set up to provide returns to 
England, but to ... ban on the exportation of the pinetree shillings, however, did 
not keep. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "The Colonial Newsletter, no. 119" - Internet Archive [PAR] It has been conjectured Massachusetts coins were dated 1652 because the 
colonists ... Oak and Pine tree coinage except the Oak Tree twopence, 
Massachusetts Bay ... the opening of a mint to produce silver shilling, sixpence 
and threepence coins. ... Naturally, a coin with any date from the Commonwealth 
era (up to 1 660)... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "New England old and new; a brief review of some ... [PAR] They were drawn from the very best elements of the English nation landed 
proprietors, ... Out of the hundred who landed, fifty-one succumbed to disease, 
exposure, and ..... The most famous of these coins was the "pinetree shilling. .... 
trade could be condufted, this law enabled the buyer of colonial produce to set 
the price. [DOC] [TLE] Jimmy T's Granary Burial Ground Guide - Tangents [PAR] law, Thomas Fleet, a book dealer and printer

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