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55 Cards in this Set
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Around 1600, three euro outposts along the east coast...
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-spanish at santa fe 1610
-french at quebec 1608 -english at jamestown 1607 |
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what led to the defeat of spanish imperial dreams?
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defeat of armada
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first anglo-powhatan war was settled by what?
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interracial marriage between pocahontas and john rolfe
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what happened after the 2nd anglo-powhatan war?
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indians banished from chesapeake bay, led to near extinction
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what transformed indian life?
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trade with euros.. fight for firearms
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what happened inland that led to better indian survival? ex?
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indians grouped together such as the algonquins in the great lakes area
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what made maryland prosper?
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tobacco
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sugar cane was considered a...
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rich man's crop
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what happened in england during the 1640's?
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civil war
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North carolina and rhode island were know for being the most... 4 reasons.
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-resistant to authority
-democratic -independent -least aristocratic |
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what was the main reason for founding georgia?
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buffer for south carolina
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D Protestant Reformation
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1530's
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D Walter Raleigh led a failed expedition to Roanoke Island NC
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1585
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D Spanish armada showdown
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1588
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D England and Spain sign peace
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1604
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D Virginia company of london receives charter to new world
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1606, guaranteed all travels same rights as in england
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D settlers land in Jamestown
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May 24, 1606
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D Jamestown saved by captain john smith
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1608
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D only 60 ppl left in virginia
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1609
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D virginia declaration of war on indians
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1610
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D First anglo-powhatan war
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1614
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D Second anglo powhatan war
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1644
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D tobacco perfected
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1612
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D slave trade begins in jamestown
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1619
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D house of burgesses created
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1619
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D charter for virginia revoke, put under royal control
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1624
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D maryland founded
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1634
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D act of toleration passed
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1649
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D england seizes jamaica
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1655
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D barbados slave code
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1661
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D carolina adopts slave code
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1696
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D Carolina formally created
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1670
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D north and south carolina separated
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1712
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D tuscarora war
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1711
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D georgia founded
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1733
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P Sir Francis drake
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looted ships for england (spanish ships) knighted by king elizabeth
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P Captain John Smith
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created order in Jamestown by requiring work for food
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P Lord De La Warr
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met smith as leaving Jamestown, very agreesive new leader
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P John Rolfe
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husband of pocahontas, father of tobacco industry, saved virginia
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P Lord Baltimore
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founded maryland for money and as a place for catholics
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P King Charles
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dismissed parliament 1629, recalled 1640, beheaded 1649
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P Oliver cromwell
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beheaded carles, ruled england for decade
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P James Oglethrope
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founded georgia, repelled spanish, wanted to avoid slavery
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V Protestant wind
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storm that destroyed the spanish armada
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V Primogeniture
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system where oldest sons inherited land
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V Joint stock company
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enabled group of investors to work together to pool capital
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V Powatan confederacy
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indians around jamestown
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V act of toleration
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guaranteed toleration to christians, killed those who denied divinity of christ
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V Barbados slave code
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denied practically all rights to slaves
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V squattors
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no legal rights to land
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V Tuscarora war
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carolinas defeat Yamasee indians
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After the defeat of the spanish armada England shows; 3
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unified nation, under popular leader
religious unity, somewhat sense of nationalism and destiny |
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reasons england succeeded;4
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peace with spain provoked opportunity
pop growth provided workers unemployment provided motivation jointstock companies provided capital |
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why no plantation in georgia? 3
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unhealthy climate
restrictions on slavery demoralizing spanish attacks |
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Iroquois; nations, founded by, brought together by.
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mohawks, oneidas, onodagas, cayugas, senecas
deganwidah and hiawatha in late 1500's prophet handsome lake in 1799 brought back together |
