Colonial Powers
The primary resource the French traded with the Native Americans for
Fur
This crop primarily fueled the colonization of Jamestown and Virginia in the 17th century
Tobacco
This tribe(s) were the primary allies of the British during the French and Indian War
The Iroquois
Britain wanted to import these from its colonies as a policy of Mercantilism
This was the first truly American movement, and gave Americans a common identity
The Great Awakening
The main city held by the Dutch in America, later conquered by the English
New Amsterdam
This region was known for religious tolerance, diversity and equality
This Native American leader rose up against the New England colonists in the 17th century due to land disputes
King Metacom/Phillip
Britain used these as a way to discourage its colonists from purchasing from other countries
Tariffs/Duties
The increased affordability and availability of this technology drove the Enlightenment in America
Printing Press
The name for the overthrow of King James II, where he was replaced by William and Mary
The Glorious Revolution
This class of person lived in the South, and usually were very wealthy due to owning slaves
The Gentry
These crops allowed Native Americans to have robust, healthy diets even without protein from animals
The Three Sisters: Corn, Beans, and Squash
This law required all goods sold in America to be carried there on English ships
The Navigation Acts
This philosopher wrote "The Leviathan", which argued that absolute power should belong to Kings
Thomas Hobbes
The Treaty between the Spanish and Portuguese, signed in 1494, which divided the world
The Treaty of Tordesillas
Puritans in New England based their society around these democratic institutions
Town Meetings
This phenomenon occurred due to depopulation from disease and warfare among Native peoples
Tribalization
This law attempted to protect the British West Indies economically
This scientist's discovery/invention of calculus helped drive the Scientific Revolution
Sir Isaac Newton
Haiti
This person formed a colony as a result of disagreements about religion with other New England colonists
Roger Williams
This animal was the primary food source of the Plains Native Americans
The Buffalo
The proliferation of paper money issued in the colonies from these resulted in the passing of the Currency Act of 1751
Land Banks
These three natural rights were the core of beliefs of philosopher John Locke
Life, Liberty, and Property