13 colonies Flashcards

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house of burgesses

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representative government established in jamestown in 1619

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house of bergesses

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representative government established in jamestown in 1619

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3
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representative government

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gov’t in which people choose leaders (representatives) to make decisions for them

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4
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indentured servant

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person who agreed to work without pay for a period of time in exchange for passage to the colonies

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5
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plantation

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large self-sufficient farm used for growing cash crops such as tobacco or rice

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6
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middle passage

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voyage made by slaves from africa to the americas

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7
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mayflower compact

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democratic government established for the plymouth colony in 1620

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8
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new netherland

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dutch colony that would later become english colonies of new york and new jersey

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9
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new amsterdam

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original dutch settlement in new nertherland: later became new york city

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10
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cash crops

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crops that are sold for profit

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11
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mercantilism

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belief that colonies should benefit the Mother Country.

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12
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triangle trade

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a trade route named because the three “legs” of the trip formed a triangle between the americas, africa, and europe.

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13
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“colonial workshop”

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nickname given to the New England region of colonies because of the large amount of manufacturing.

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14
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“colonial breadbasket”

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nickname given to the middle region of colonies because of their large grain production

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15
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“colonial greenhouse”

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nickname given to the southern region of colonies because of their warm, humid climate and large amount of farming.

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16
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john white

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governor of roanoke colony; found colony abandoned after returning from Engand.

17
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john smith

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early leader of jamestown colony

18
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powhatan (leader)

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chief of powhatan native americans ; father of Pocahontas

19
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pocahontas

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daughter of powhatan ; befriended john smith and helped jamestown colony survive

20
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squanto

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native american who helped teach pilgrims how to survive in America

21
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john winthrop

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leader of puritans and founder of massachusetts colony

22
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anne hutchinson

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woman who was banished from massachusets colony for criticizing Puritan ministers.

23
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roger williams

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founder of rhode island

24
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thomas hooker

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founder of connecticut

25
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henry hudson

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english explorer who sailed for england and the netherlands in search of a water route to asia

26
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peter stuyvesant

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harsh dutch leader of New Netherland in mid-1600’s

27
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quakers

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religious group that believed allpeople were equal in god’s eyes

28
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william penn

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quaker who founded pennsylvania for religious freedom.