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Most immigrants to the Chesapeke colonies in the 17th century came as?

Indentured servants

Reasons why slave labor increased after 1680?

- It costed more to buy indentured servants,


- prices went down for slaves,


- barbados slave code,


- slaves had no legal status,



What did Thomas Jefferson say about New England town meetings?

"the best school of political liberty the world ever saw."

As a result of poor soil, what condition didn't prevail in New England

not relying on a single crop

As results of poor soil, what conditions prevailed in New England

- hard work was required to live


- area was less cultural than southern


- essential to be frugal for economic survival

How did the English justify taking land from the Indians?

The Indians weren't Christian so the English took it because they were concerned about their eternal soul

Reasons for Bacon's Rebellion?

- single young men were frustrated because they couldn't get land


- governor berkeley's refusal to retaliate against indian attacks

Characteristics associated with the early slave codes of colonial America

- you owned your slave and their kids for life


- it's okay to have christian slaves because you saved their soul


- slave had no rights

By the 1700, colonial South lacked?

- reliable overland transportation


- an urban professional class

By the 1700, colonial South had?

- a well defined social structure


- a manageable labor force

What events led to the lessening of the Puritans grip?

The Great Awakening, the Enlightenment, Half-Way Covenant

Colonial population in the mid 1700's?

- 2.5 million in 1775


- average age being 16


- doubled every 25 years


- most mixed population in the world

Similarities of all the colonies?

- all religious


- some form of education


- all england colonies


- self-government

Transportation during colonial times?

- expensive, most walked by foot, most were merchants or plantation owners or officials

Molasses Act in 1773?

to regulate trade and make British products cheaper from the French West Indies

Region dominated by which religion?

Congregational: New England Colony and Area


Anglican: Southern Colonies


Presbyterian: Frontier Land

John Peter Zenger Case?

printed articles accusing governor, taken to court and declared not guilty. Gave publishers more freedom

Who appointed colonial governors?

King of England

major manufacturing enterprise in colonial America in the eighteenth century was

Lumbering

Headright system?

Giving fifty acres of land to indentured servant

New England Colonies

Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire

Middle Colonies

New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania

Southern Colonies

Virginia, Maryland, North and South Carolina, Georgia