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The early contact between Europe and africa was through?
The Gold-Salt trade
What was the Treaty of tordesillas (1494)
divided the new world between Portugal and Spain
What was Popes rebellion?
The destruction of churches by Native Americans
What was Virginia Company?
sent ships to the new world and guarenteed them rights as englishmen
What was the result of the 2nd Powhatan war?
formally separated the natives from the european settelers
Who was John Rolfe?
the father of tobacco in virginia
What was the house of burgesses?
1st parliment in america- seeds of democracy
What were the Barbados Slave codes?
early codes in the west indies that denied fundamental rights and gave power to the masters-masters move to the south and bring the ideas of slavery and plantations
17th century Rhode island and north carolina were?And georgia?
democratic, independent minded, least aristocratic. Georgia was a buffer zone between English Carolina and French Florida
What was the result of Bacon's rebellion?
Shows need for slaves
Puritans were?
people who wished to "purify" the church of england of catholic elements
James the first of england has this view on the separatists..
if they defied the church, it was only a matter of time untill they defy the king, they must go
What was the Mayflower compact?
a document that bowed to the will of the majority-seeds of democracy-also men held town meetings-laboraties of democracy
Describe the mass. Bay Colony of the 17th century
a "city upon a hill"- a gathering of puritans and separatists that built a colony on fishing and ship building-family oriented
What was important about the fundamental orders of connecticut?
the first written constitution
Who was Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams?
preeched against predestination, was banished to Rhode Island-Williams was also exiled to rhode Island where he began the 1st baptist church
What was significant about the New England Confederation?
it was the 1st movement towards colonial unity
What was salutory neglect and what was its significance?
navigation laws were weakly enforced and the royal grip on trade was loosened-brought attention away from religion and onto commerce which set the stage for the great awkening
What was the geologic location of
1-quakers
2-puritans
3-catholics
4-melting pot
1-pennsylvania
2-new england
3-maryland
4-rhode island/maine
What was significant about Quakers?
Quakers were too tolerant. they acceptedd indians and all others, which doomed them. the new immigrants refused to follow quaker law
In what ways was tobacco hurtfull to the americas?
-depleated land
-was planted before food
-caused a need for expansion which caused tension with natives
-CANCERRRRR
what was the headright system?
indentured servants came to the americas to work and masters recieved 50 acres of land for paying for transportation
Southern society in the 18th century
plantation life, poor roads, waterways as transportation, large gaps in social classes
what was the halfway convenant?
allowed those not of "the elect" to join the church-resulted in diffculty in maintaining religious zeal
What were the "grand banks"?
fishing grounds that supplied new englanders