2.1 Southern Colonies
What crop made Jamestown profitable?
Tobacco
Anne Hutchinson
Who established Pennsylvania?
William Penn
People who paid for their passage to America through labor
Indentured servant
A crop primarily grown to be sold is known as a
Cash crop
Who was a key Enlightenment thinker?
Benjamin Franklin
The overthrow of Governor Berkley was a result of what?
Bacon's Rebellion
What did Pilgrims develop, allowing them to have self-government?
Mayflower Compact
This religion considered women to be spiritually equal
Quakers
The first African Americans brought to America were
Indentured servants
What stated that English colonies could only trade with English ships/captains
Who was the thinker who challenged unlimited monarchy and believed people had natural rights from God?
John Locke
What is the name of a colony that is owned by a company or individual?
Proprietary Colony
Who did the Puritans go after in the 1600s?
Witches
What colony was founded on the principles of social equality and religious tolerance?
Pennsylvania
Term for the three-way trade taking place
Triangular trade
What is a staple crop?
Crops grown in steady demand/for consumption
What stated that the colonies could have local self-rule if they cooperated with English law/taxes?
Salutary Neglect
Founder of Maryland
Lord Baltimore
John Winthrop was the founder of what colony?
Massachusetts
A Pull factor does what?
The sea voyage from Africa to the Americas is known as...
The Middle Passage
What was the name of schools that operated out of a woman's house?
Dame School
Which movement challenged the freedom and individualism in the church, eventually leading to ideas of freedom in society?
Great Awakening
What is the name of a company that has investors who share the profits and losses?
Joint-stock company
Who founded Rhode Island after being banished from Massachusetts?
Roger Williams
Which colony was established by the Dutch and then taken by the English?
New York
What were two push factors that pushed Europeans out of Europe?
1. War
2. Taxes
3. Poverty
4. Religious Persecution
What policy allowed nations to gain wealth by selling goods in exchange for gold/silver?
Mercantilism
Which movement emphasized the use of human reasoning to solve problems?
Enlightenment
What two colonies developed around the Chesapeake Bay
What war ended Native American presence in New England?
King Philips War
What was the founder of Delaware?
Dutch/Swedish Explorers
What places were being connected in the Triangular trade?
Europe, Africa, Americas (colonies)
What is the legislative body in Britain?
Parliament
Which document limited the King's power and was supported by the English Bill of Rights?
Magna Carta