Civics-Part Iii

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owned by a group of investorsand run through a corporation

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Joint-Stock

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owned by single individuals

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Proprietary/Royal/Self-governing colonies

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trade, shipping, small farms, town meetings, strong religion, cities

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New England

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Livestock, hunting, small farms, diversity in economy, tolerance

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Middle Colonies

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Plantations, single cash crops, tobacco, slavery, few cities

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Southern Colonies

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first permenant settlementhere in 1607

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Jamestown

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representative assembly in 1619

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House of Burgesses

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the use of slavery and indentured servants to run plantations

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Plantation System

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economic policy that placed the colonists trade profits in the hands of England

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Mercantilism

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people that paid their debts/passage to new world by working for a master-usually seven years

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Indentured Servants

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first slaves to North America arrived in Jamestown in 1619, not widespread because of the lack of need for slaves

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Slavery

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Journey between Africa and New World for slaves

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Middle Passage

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system of trade between England, North America and, Africa

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Triangular Trade Route

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puritans that left England to practice their religion in New England

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Pilgrims

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persecuted in England because they wanted the church of England to be "purified" of catholic rituals

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Puritans

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establishment of a representative assembly in Connecticut

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Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

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meetings of public order to take citizen opinion of government procedures

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Town Meetings

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execution of those accused of witchcraft in Massachusetts example of restriction of religious freedom

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Salem Witch Trials

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those people with different religious ideas were not accepted in colonial New England

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Religious Dissenters

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Religious group in Pennsylvania led by William Penn who believed in equality, tolerance, and pacifism

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Quakers

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persecuted in some colonies, accepted in middle colonies and Maryland

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Catholics

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many different tribes that struggled with english settlers for land

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American Indian