Colonial Society

terms and names

100

What was the HeadRight System?

An attempt to attract immigrants.

200

What was the Glorious Revolution?

The leading of Saltatary neglect in the colonies.

300

Identify the Triangular Trade System

A trade system that connected 3 continents (Europe, Africa, and Americas).

400

What was the Middle Passage?

The middle portion of the triangular trade system

500

What was Bacon’s Rebellion? What caused it? What were the Lasting Problems?

It was a series of raids and massacres against American Indian Villages on the Virginia frontier. They had lasting poverty due to western farmers, class differences between wealthy planters and landless or poor farmers, and the Virginia Governor was too nice to the Natives. Bacon's rebels burned Jamestown as resistance to royal control.

• First rebellion in the Americas against British rule

Events

100

Identify King Philip's War

A war between the United tribes in Southern New England's English Settlers due to invading American Indians’ land.

200

Why was the New England Confederation developed

Due to constant threat of attack from American Indians, the Dutch, and French. They allied to defend themselves from Native attacks.

300

How consistently did England enforce the Navigation Acts?

1650-1673 Salutary neglect

400

What three rules did England’s Navigation Acts impose on the colonies?

• Trade to and from the colonies could be carried only by English or colonial-built ships, which could be operated only by English or colonial crew.
• All goods imported through the colonies, except for some perishables, had to pass through ports in England
• Specified or “enumerated” goods from the colonies could be exported to England only. Tobacco was the original, “enumerated” good, but over the years, the list was greatly explained.

500

How did the Navigation Acts benefit the colonists? How did it impact them negatively?

• Caused Shipbuilding to prosper, provided Chesapeake tobacco with a monopoly in England, and provided English military forces to protect the colonies from potential attacks by the French and Spanish.
• Severely limited the development of colonial manufacturing, forced Chesapeake farmers to accept low prices for their crops, and caused colonists to pay higher prices for manufactured goods from England.

slave

100

Who were Indentured Servants?

1. People that worked until the end of their work period.

200

When and Where was slavery introduced in the Colonies?

In 1619 at Virginia Dutch brought indentured (African) slaves.

300

What new slave laws were enacted?

Legislation stating that children automatically inherit their mother’s enslaved status for life.

400

What 3 impacts did slavery have on colonial society?

New England shipbuilding to prosper, provided Chesapeake with tobacco with a monopoly in England, and provided English military forces to protect the colonies from potential attacks by the French and Spanish.

500

If our love is falsity 

Why are you my verity

ref

100

Pink fluffy unicorns 

Dancing on rainbows

200

Idk

Yes you do

300

How’d it ever get so wrong 

Crying in the stall of the washroom floor 

400

What is brick sauce?

Traditional soy sauce

500

Ik what wrong w it 

It ain’t got no gas in it

FFA

100

The reporter is stationed…

By the flag

200

The creed was made by…

E.M Tiffany 

300

What are the official colors of the FFA 

Blue and gold

400

Are necklaces allowed in OD?

NOOOO

500

“Is owls is a time - honored emblem of knowledge and wisdom.” Who’s line is that?

The Vice President’s