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Dominion of New Englnand

Consolidation into a single colony of the New England colonies and later New York and New Jersey by Royal governor Edmund Androsin 1686.

Glorious Revolution

Revolution of 1688, created a "limited monarchy"

English Bill of Rights

The crown was required to summon parlament annually, sign all its bills, and respect traditional civil liberties.

Leisler's Rebellion

Dutch and other non-English artisans and shopkeepers seized the harbor's main fort on May 31, 1689.

Protestant Association

John Coude and 3 others did this to secure Maryland for Wilham and Mary, Removed all catholics from office, and requested a royal governor.

King William's War

First of several European Wars that would be fought in part on North American soil.

Mercantilism

Political - economic assumptions

Grand Settlement of 1701

The five nations made peace with France and its indian allies in exchange for access to western furs and redefined their alliance with Britain to exclude military of cooperation.

Queen Anne's War

1702, England fought France and Spain in the war of the Spanish Succession.

Navigation Acts

Series of Laws that restricted the use of foreign ships for trade between Britain and its colonies.

Middle Passage

From Africa to America

Stono Rebellion

1739, twenty Africans seized guns and ammunition and cried "Liberty" in South Carolina.

Tuscarora War

(1711 - 1713) iroquaian speaking tuscarora destroyed New Bern. 1/5 of total Tuscarora population had been killed or enslaved.

Yamasee War

(1715 - 1716) Catawbas, Creeks and other Carolina allies attacked English settlements

Tariff

Tax on imported goals

Covenant Chain

The confederacy helped the colonies subjugate Indians whose lands the English wanted.

Walking Purchase

Delaware had to hand over an additional 1200 square miles of land and move inland under Iroquois supervision

James Oglethorpe

Dominated Georgia for a decade

King George's War

(1740 - 1748) The war of the Austrian succession in British America

Benjamin Franklin

Published in 1732 "Pour Richards Almanack" Migrated to Philadelphia at age 17

George Whitefield

His tour inspired thousands to seek salvation, English Anglican cleric who helped spread the Great Awakening.