Religion
Native American Cultural Areas
Feudal Europe
Virginia
Slavery
100
essentially, the belief that most of you are probably pre-selected to go to Hell
What is predestination?
100
where the Iroquois and Algonquin lived
What is the Eastern Woodland?
100
a disease characterized by buboes and caused by Yersinia pestis
What is the Black Death or Plague?
100
the first capital
What is Jamestown?
100
like slavery, but when peasants are tied to the land
What is serfdom?
200
The Society of Jesus, "The Marines of Catholicism"
Who are the Jesuits?
200
Where the "Five Civilized Tribes" lived
What is the Southeastern Woodlands?
200
a relatively high-ranking peasant farmer, not attached to the land
What is a yeoman?
200
What was the second capital
What is Williamsburg?
200
serfdom in the Spanish New World
What is the encomienda?
300
Aztec and Mayan religion required this
What is human sacrifice?
300
Where the Anasazi and Pueblo lived?
What is the Southwest?
300
the most powerful single institution in feudal society
What is the Catholic Church?
300
the third capital
What is Richmond?
300
slavery where people are bought and sold outright and not with a piece of real estate
What is chattel slavery?
400
the "Pilgrims" were actually called this because of their beliefs about the Church of England
What are Separatists?
400
Where the horse culture thrived
What are the Great Plains?
400
a servant of a lord
What is a vassal?
400
the main crop
What is tobacco?
400
a harrowing voyage across the Atlantic
What is the Middle Passage?
500
this group of people believed the Church of England needed to be cleansed since it was basically "Catholicism light"
Who were the Puritans?
500
the culture that built Machu Picchu
Who are the Incas?
500
May 22nd, 1453. Europeans were really very peeved about this so they explored other options.
What is the Fall of Constantinople?
500
named after
Who is Elizabeth I?
500
not a form of slavery, but a labor contract common in the early colonial period
What is an indenture?
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