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Worked for a set time to repay passage

Indentured Servants 

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Slavery developed as a racial institution when:

It became permanent and hereditary

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Which Enlightenment thinker believed in natural rights (life, liberty, property)?

Locke    

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 New England town meetings are an example of:

Direct democracy

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Why did slavery become more concentrated in the Southern colonies over time?

Large plantations required more labor

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The Middle Colonies were known as the “breadbasket” colonies because they:

Produced large amounts of grain

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What was one reason Native Americans and Europeans interacted during the colonial era?

To trade goods like furs and tools

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The Magna Carta (1215) influenced colonial government by promoting:

Rule of law and limited government

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Which colonial political body was the first representative assembly in America?

Virginia House of Burgesses

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Which region had the longest growing season and best soil for cash crops?

Southern Colonies

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What was a major reason Europeans first explored and colonized the Americas?

To find new trade routes and wealth

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The Mayflower Compact is significant because it:

Established majority rule

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The New England colonies’ economy was based on:

Shipbuilding, fishing, and trade

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The Europeans often forced Native Americans to:

Work in mines and convert to Christianity    

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The Southern colonies relied heavily on:

 Enslaved labor on plantations

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 Name one Enlightenment philosopher and explain what they're known for 

Locke: life, liberty, property.

Montesquieu : 3 branches.

Rousseau : People = good but corrupted by society.

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How did geography influence the economy of either the New England or Southern colonies?

New England had rocky soil fishing/shipbuilding. Long winter. Could only grow enough crops for their household.

Southern had fertile soil plantations/cash crops. Short winter. Were able to make a living off of their crops.

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Explain one positive and one negative effect of European colonization on Native Americans.

Positive: New crops, trade. 

Negative: Loss of land, disease, population decline.

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Which result best describes the long-term impact of European colonization on Native Americans?

They lost land and population

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What was one major cause of Native American population decline after European contact?

Lack of farmland/Disease outbreaks

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