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9 Cards in this Set
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Lord Baltimore
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-Received charter to colonize what is now Delaware in 1632.
-A short while after he received the charter he died and his son ,also named Lord Baltimore. |
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Act of Toleration
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-Issued in 1649 by Lord Baltimore to unite and bring peace between the Catholics and Protestants living in Delaware.
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French Huguenots
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-Members of the Protestant Reformed Church who settled in the Carolina's.
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Scotch-Irish
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-Militant Protestants moved into Northern Ireland by the British to gain control over the Catholic's in Ireland.
-Moved to Carolinas and continued to migrate south through the Appalachian Mountains. |
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Plantation Society
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-Society in the South which consisted of completely self-sucffiant plantations.
-They would use the money acquired from the sale of tobacco to buy goods from England and the North. |
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Country Squires
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-Taken from the British model, was established in the South to create unity for the large plantations.
-System worked well in England but due to the large size of the plantations during this period. |
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Indentured Servitude
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-Came from Apprenticeship- worked for farmers for 5 years in exchange for passage to the colonies. Indentured Servants would live with the family that paid for their voyage.
-Unlike Apprentices' Servants would not be taught a trade, but would receive freedom dues. -Both Men and Woman |
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Apprenticeship
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-would work with a tradesman (blacksmith etc.) for around 5 years to learn their trade.
-Would live with the family of the person that he worked for. |
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Freedom Dues
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-Given as payment to Indentured Servants when they finished working for their 'master'.
-Would usually be clothing, or farming equipment, or sometimes money. |
