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20 Cards in this Set
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"seasoning"
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process conducted durrin gatlantic slave trade
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middle passage
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stage in teh triagle where African slaves were shipped to new world
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royal african company
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mercantile company set up by stuart family and london merchants to trade along west coast of africa
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slave codes
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concept that slaves are propert
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scotch-irish
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decendants of presbyterians and other protestant dissenters from irish province of ulser
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eliza lucas
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changed agriculter in so. carolina by developing indigo
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peter hasenclever
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brought german laborers to the new world to work in the largest industrial enterprize working wiht iron
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extractive industries
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goods taht could be exported to england in exchange for manufactured goods
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charles carroll of carrollton
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wealthy maryland planter and early advocate of independence from great brittain
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gullah
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hybrid of english and african tounge
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town meeting
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form of local gov
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visible saints
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in calvinism thoes who publicly proclaim their experience of conversion and were expected to lead godly lives
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SPG
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missionary efforts
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halfway convenant
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17th century- religious politial solution that allowed children of unconverted parents to be babptized
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goerge whitefild
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english angelican preacher who helped spread the great awakening in brittain and britsih north american colonies
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jonathan edwards
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greatest preachera dn theologian. philoshical thoelogian
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new lights/ old lights
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new lights: embraced revivals spreading in colonies
old lights: suspicious of rivivals |
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dame schools
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private school taught by women or widows
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cotton mather
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political and social influence, puritain iminister, author adn pampleter remebmbered for role in salem which triels
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john peter zenger
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german american printer/ publisher/ editor put on trial for printing his critical oppions of the gov. –-> FREE PRESS
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