They allied with the French against English territorial expansion (Explain why for full credit)
What are coastal indian tribes
100
Why did the French ally with Indians?
Control over trade in the colonies
100
Early forms of slavery were like this.
What is temporary and all skin colors.
100
The Spanish and French both included Indians in society but differed in what way?
Spanish treated Indians as inferior, whereas the French included them and treated them as equals.
100
These colonial stores spread enlightenment literature
What are colonial bookshops?
200
This region was known for it's slavery and careless use of land for farming. (Explain why they did this)
What are the southern colonies?
200
These grants brought over more colonists and and had this impact on slavery.
What are the head-right grants and the expansion of indentured servitude?
200
These typically ended in death or heavy whippings for all parties involved. (also name one effect these had on slavery)
What are slave revolts?
200
The Spanish colonies and New England colonies were both founded as religious colonies but were different in this way.
The Spanish looked to convert natives, but the NE colonies were set for exclusive use by one religious group.
200
Women gained power in the Chesapeake because of this. (explain why it gave women power)
What are high mortality rates?
300
These factors allowed for the spread of enlightenment ideals through the English colonies.
What are high literacy rates, low mortality rates, higher education, and availability of classical literature?
300
These were characteristics of New England Puritan colonies.
What are oppressive religious views, gender roles, higher educational standards, and self governing?
300
These conditions led to the expansion of slavery in the Chesapeake.
What is the tobacco boom, labor shortages, low profit margins, and African slavery.
300
This group stood against slavery, but they stood alone. (Explain why they stood against it and what this reflects about colonial culture)
Who were the Quakers? (religious objection, and it reflects the fact that colonists saw non-whites as inferior)
300
This is how young colonists first rebelled against authority. (Explain what caused this)
What is challenging the preacher's message?
400
These changes were brought on by the spread of enlightenment.
What is the rejection of predestination, political debate by ordinary people, religious tension, and challenging traditional power?
400
This event caused revolts in the colonies. (Explain why)
What is the founding of a constitutional monarchy in England and abolition of colonial american government?
400
Slavery allowed for this major historical event in American production techniques (explain how)
What is the Industrial Revolution?
400
How differently did the Spanish treat natives because of their mission than the English did?
They saw them as inferior, but worked with them and built true relations, whereas the English just took land.
400
This disproves a common misconception about Africans who were taken as slaves and their system of government. (explain why this misconception may have developed)
What is African self-governing?
500
Religious freedom was brought by these factors.
What is the lack of land, enlightenment ideals, fiery travelling preachers, poverty, religious persecution in Europe, and rejection of oppressive leadership?
500
The English held Indian relations on this premise. (Explain relations as well)
Indians were inferior and were basically animals. (Slaughtering Indians and taking their land for colonial use)
500
How did slavery effect the distribution of wealth and economic success of the American colonies?
Higher profit margins = more wealth, slaves took money to buy = higher division of wealth, higher international trade profits = higher economic success.
500
Analyze how the French and English colonial economies were similar and different.
Both depended upon commerce and trade, french had free trade whereas the english had royally controlled trade
500
This caused many Puritans to move to the American colonies. (also explain the lasting impact on American culture (hint: catholic immigrants))