Early Settlers
Father Sebastien Rale
Gradually take for one's own
Encroach
What happened at York
Canadian Indians and some local Abanaki burned the village and garrison
Why didn't the Wabanaki Confederation agree with the Phips treaty in 1693
They would give up their Sovereignty (independence)
Who was Baron De St. Castin
a French trader who lived in a Wabanaki village at present-day Castine
The English Royalist, formed the Council for New England in 1621
Sir Ferdinando Gorges
A body of government that makes laws
Legislature
Who led the massacre against the Abenaki at Norridgeock
Jeremiah Moulton
Why were beaver pelts more valuable in what is now called Maine
thicker fur
Seeds- Herb Seeds for medicinal reasons
Sir Ferdinando Gorges Nephew, Helped set up the Maine's First Government
Thomas Gorges
Having to do with the home
Domestic
Why didn't Natives understand land deeds? (selling the land)
To Natives, the land was sacred and could not be bought and sold
Why were houses built on rivers and bays?
No roads they used boats and ships to go anyplace
What might happen to a gossiping woman in York
Get the Dunking stool Public humiliation
What did Nanuddemance do?
Reserved the rights to his and his families rights to use the land he sold in a deal with an English settler
Price put on an enemy's head
Bounty
Area of Land sold by Monquin the son of a Kennebec Sakom for a barrel of bread, a barrel of beans, two cloth coats, two gallons of wine, and one bottle of rum Where was this land?
Augusta -Skowhegan
When the land was sold by Wabanaki what was the document called
Indian Deeds
Who was effected by Spencer Phips Proclamation
Penobscot Natives
A Kennebec Abenaki chief, that protested the English treatment of his people in a letter to Massachusetts
Diogenes Madoasquarbet
A written agreement establishing peace between nations
Treaty
English Sailors killed the infant son of a Sakom
Governor of the Massachusets Bay Colony in 1695
Sir William Phips
Independence (vocab word)
Sovereignty