NE Colonies
Agreement to allow for non puritans partial membership into the church during the mid 1600's
Halfway Covenant
Rebellion that triggered harsher laws against slaves in the southern colonies
Stono Rebellion
John Rolfe's most important contribution to Jamestown was the introduction of this
Tobacco
A baptist or presbyterian church was an example of what type of Great Awakening Church
New Light
Name commonly given to the introduction of livestock, crops and disease from both the old world and new world
Columbian Exchange
John Winthrop's Model of Christian Charity sermon contained this key principle of ideology that motivated Puritanical living and later American Exceptionalism
City on a Hill
System adopted by Carolina to establish control of labor system
Barbados slave code
the House of Burgesses is significant because it was
First legislature in colonies/North America
In a strange twist of irony, the Great Awakening emerged in part in response/reaction to this European Movement of the same period.
Enlightenment
Treaty that determined claims by latitude between what Spain and Portugal could colonize
Treaty of Tordesillas
Championed tolerance and Separation of Church and State. A Radical Puritan associated with the founding of Rhode Island
Roger Williams
Colonies growth dependent on cultivation of rice and indigo
Carolina/South Carolina
Confederacy that Jamestown settlers encountered multiple attacks in their settlement west
Powhatan
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God by _____________was a famous sermon that called for congregants to reassess their religious commitment
Jonathan Edwards
Essentially a slave labor system instituted by the Spanish on the indigenous populations in the western hemisphere
Encomienda
A key contrast between Plymouth and Jamestown was political purpose. This can be concretely measured by this 1620 document
Mayflower Compact
Besides Bacons Rebellion and the founding of Carolina, what other development contributed to the transition to race slavery in the colonies by the 1680's over indentured servitude.
Charter of Royal African Co/England joining slave trade.
Even though initiated as a Catholic Refuge, this colony passed the Act of Toleration to allow for settlement of protestants as well
Maryland
Ben Franklin was impressed by him, and he was known as the first transcontinental "celebrity". A leading voice in the movement.
George Whitefield
country that first explored the Mississippi valley region
France
Anne Hutchinson's self defense was undermined when she admitted to this, resulting in her banishment from Massachusetts.
God had spoken/revealed himself to her
Language that slaves established, in turn helping solidify and insulate their own distinct culture
Gullah
System that rewarded landowners large tracts of land for every indentured servant they sponsored to settle to Virginia
Headright
A religious view where one believe god exists but plays no role in dictating our actions, spawning from the Scientific Revolution.
Deism/Deist
The failure of this prompted a 20 year reluctance on the part of England to pursue colonization.
Roanoke