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Politics and Power
Migration
Culture
Society
100

How did the French and English differ in their relations with Natives

French had trade alliances and did not engage in combat

100

Identify ONE example of conflict between Natives and European colonists in the Americas

King Phillip's War, Pequot, Powhattan Pope's Rebellion

100

The slave journey along the Triangular trade was also known as the..

Middle Passage

100

Provide ONE example of how the Spanish accommodated or absorbed Native culture

Religious practices and ceremonies, irrigation and farming techniques, cultural blending and assimilation  (mestizos) and intermarriage and use of corn and other columbian exchange items

100

How were Quaker and Puritan colonies similar?

Protestant

Farming (Wheat) Part of triangular trade/mercantilism

some industry 

legislative body

Constitution (Framework in PA)

as time went on conflict w natives (Paxton boys, King Phillip's War)

Only white men could vote

200

This rebellion initiated the move away from indentured labor to African slave labor?

Bacon's Rebellion

200

What TWO colonial rebellions were sparked by western settler frustration over colonial government native policies?

Bacon's Rebellion and the Paxton Boy regulator movement

200

When were the first African Slaves brought to the English Colonies?

1618

200

Provide TWO examples of anglicization in the colonies (Like England)

Legislative assemblies similar to Parliament, English language, higher education (Harvard, ivy league schools, Protestantism, newspapers, written law

200

Examples of colonial intolerance

Anne Hutchinson, Roger Williams, Mistreatment of Native Americans, Discrimination of Jews, Catholics and being ostracized outside of PA and RI and MD

300

this "ism" refers to an economic system in which colonies were necessary to European parent nations in order to provide markets for goods and natural resources.

mercantilism

300

Provide TWO examples of how democracy was limited in the colonies

-women could not vote

-only land owning men could vote

-AA and NA could not vote

-Royal governors appointed by King

300

Provide TWO examples of how Slaves resisted bondage?

- Stono Rebellion

-oral story telling to maintain roots

-music, dance to maintain roots and provide hope

-poisoning masters, killing children before trade, working slowly

300

Two examples of intellectual and cultural movements that inspired the American Revolution

Great Awakening and Enlightenent

300

Who was more tolerant and diverse: the colonies or England

Colonies

400

Identify ONE way the VA and NE colonies were similar?

Limited democracies w colonial legislatures

use of slaves and indentured servants

major ports for trade

conflict w natives

400

ONE Example of how the British government increasingly attempted to incorporate its North American colonies into an imperial structure in order to pursue mercantilist economic aims

Navigation Acts

Dominion of New England

Molasses Act

400

Which group did NOT migrate in large numbers

Russians, Scotts, Irish or Germans?

Russians

400

How were Quaker and Puritan colonies different?

Treatment of Natives

PA was more tolerant of religions including Catholics and Jews

Better land for farming in PA due to climate

Quakers and Mennonites in PA, Congregational and Presbyterian Puritan in Mass

400

Name TWO colonies that had tolerant views toward Natives?

PA, RI

500

what cash crop helped Jamestown survive?

Tobbaco

500

Provide Three examples of growing democracy in the 12 colonies?

Legislative Assemblies

Town meetings in New England

Colonial appointed governors in Pa and RI

Fundamental Orders, Mayflower Compact, The Frame of government in Pa

500

Why did Puritans and Pilgrims migrate to North America?

Religious freedom

500

Provide ONE example of how the American colonies were developing a unique identity and culture?

Wheatly

Franklin

Great Awakening

Paine

500

How did the social class system in the colonies differ from England

Less aristocratic