2.4 Study Flashcards

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Atlantic Economy

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Enslaved African and American Indians were exchanged between Europe, Africa, and the Americas through trade

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Mercantilism

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•Held a country’s wealth and power
•More exports than imports

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3
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Navigation Acts

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Role of the British colonies in the Americas
•Import raw materials to Britain

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4
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New England import

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Lumbar and rum

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5
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Middle colonies import

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Wheat

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6
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Chesapeake colonies import

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Tobacco

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7
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Southern colonies import

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Rice and Indigo

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8
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Navigation Acts rules were to

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Place regulations on colonial trade to increase profit for Britain

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9
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What were the 3 Navigation acts rules ?

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  1. Trade between colonies could only occur on English ships with English crews
  2. All goods imported to the colonies needed to pass through ports in England
  3. Certain goods could only be exported from the colonies to England
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10
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Salutary Neglect

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Not following the rules of Navigation Acts

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Who was the Domain of New England ?

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King James II
•Combined the New England colonies, New York and New Jersey

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12
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Sir Edmund Andros

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Governor of Domain of New England

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13
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Glorious Revolution of 1688

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•King James II was taken out of
•William and Mary brought the Dominion of New England to an end

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