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Different Modes of Colonization
The British System of Slavery
The Middle Colonies
White / Native Conflicts
Women
100
The European power that was the most hostile towards Native Americans.
Who is Great Britain
100
The 3 main agricultural products that required a large amount of workers and eventually led to use of African slaves for economic reasons.
What is Tobacco, Rice and Sugar
100
This is what the economy of the Middle Colonies was based on.
What are Cereal Crops (wheat, grain, oats)
100
American Indian Warfare became more destructive because of the introduction of 2 European products.
What are guns and alcohol
100
The event that started the ideas of social, political and economic equality for women.
What is the American Revolution.
200
This is how the Spanish went about converting the Native Americans to Christianity.
What is the Mission System
200
This event initiated the transition from Indentured Servants to African Slaves in the British colonies.
What is Bacon's Rebellion
200
A population of Germans, Scots-Irish and a variety of other Europeans is an example of what about the Middle Colonies.
What is Ethnic Diversity
200
An example of European conflicts spreading to the new world and involving Native Americans.
What are the Beaver Wars
200
The term used to describe the value of women on the family after the American Revolution.
What is Republican Motherhood
300
The two most important reasons why Great Britain was interested in colonization of America.
What is Trade and Settlement
300
This made British colonists believe that the use of African slaves was justified as a source of Labor.
What is Racial and Cultural Superiority
300
An example of how the Middle Colonies were different from the New England Colonies.
What is Religious Diversity
300
Group of Europeans whose world views of Natives changed as contact and conflict increased.
Who are the Spanish
300
The first major women's rights convention that took place in the 1830's.
What is the Seneca Falls Convention
400
Two ways the French and Dutch tried to gain access to the Fur Trade with Native Americans.
What is Intermarriage and Alliances
400
An example of a Demographic reason for slavery in the British colonies.
What is the lack of assimilation and intermarriage
400
An example of a religious group in the Middle Colonies who were accepting of nearly all religions.
Who are the Quakers
400
This led to drastic demographic changes among Native Americans as contact and trade increased.
What are Diseases
400
A famous woman who fought for women's rights during the 1800's.
Who is Susan B. Anthony or Elizabeth Cady Stanton
500
The product desired by the French and Dutch which created competition and conflict among Europeans and Indians.
What is Fur
500
The most significant slave rebellion in the British colonies and an example of Overt Resistance to slavery.
What is the Stono Rebellion
500
The 4 colonies in the Middle Colonies.
What is New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey
500
The most violent White / Native Conflict during the colonial era when half of New England towns were attacked.
What is King Philip's War
500
The belief that the most important role for women was in the home.
What is the Cult of Domesticity