1588-1700 Flashcards

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Iroquois Confederacy

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unification of 5 Iroquois nations, enemies of the Huron tribe,

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society of inclusion

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a society that integrates natives as denizens

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Henry Hudson

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Explorer for the Dutch, founded New Amsterdam and Fort Orange

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Jamestown

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founded 1607 by Virginia Company

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Algonquians

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natives to the Chesapeake area, form of government is Powhatan Confederacy

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Wahnusonacook

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called King Powhatan by settlers, chief of Powhatan Confederacy

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Matoaka/Pocahontas

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Wahnusonacook’s daughter, married John Rolfe, captured by John Smith, died in England of disease

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John Smith

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military leader of Jamestown, stole food from native tribes, attacked Wahnusonacook when he (Powhatan) didn’t help the colonists

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“Starving Time”

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winter of 1609-1610, Jamestown had no native support to survive the winter, more than 400 died of starvation, 60 survivors

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John Rolfe

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married Pocahontas, created mild hybrid of tobacco that turns it into a cash crop

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society of exclusion

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a society that does not integrate natives into its population

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“Good Friday” attack

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Opechancanough led this attack following the death of a native shaman, Nemattanew; he killed approx. 347 people in Virginia, or roughly one-third of its population

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House of Burgesses

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1619, the first institution of representative government in the colonies

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Maryland

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1632, founded by Calvert family to create a feudal society that accepted Catholics

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indentured servant

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one who pays for their trans-Atlantic journey with labor

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“freedom dues”

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the payment that the master is required to pay the indentured servant to help him.her start out in the colony; i.e. guns, clothing, tools

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Puritans

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appealed to those with most power in economic transformation of England; believed that the Church of England can be purified

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Separatists

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Left the Church of England, feeling that it is already too corrupt and that they must separate from it; also “Pilgrims”

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Plymouth Colony

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1620, Separatist colony

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Mayflower Compact

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signed in 1620 aboard the Mayflower; first Constitution-like contract in the colonies

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William Bradford

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leader of the Pilgrims on the Mayflower, drafted the Mayflower Compact

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Massachusetts Bay Colony

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Puritan colony set up, governed (first) bby John Winthrop, formed to protect Puritan congregations

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John Winthrop

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leader of Massachusetts Bay Company’s force, “City Upon a Hill”

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Great Migration

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the Puritan emigration from England

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Cod

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became major part of international staple, brought by the Basques from the Grand Banks to Europe