4-1 and 4-2 Test Flashcards

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privy council

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  • royal advisors to the king or queen

- responsible for setting colonial policy

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2
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parliament

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the law making body of england

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3
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House of Lords

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  • the UPPER HOUSE of Parliament

- made up entirely of Nobles

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4
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House of Commons

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  • the elected body of Parliament

- by the 1700’s became the most powerful part of British government

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5
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governor

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  • head of each colony
  • represented the king
  • made sure English laws were enforced
  • most sent from England (some American born)
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Governor’s council

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  • colonial version of England’s Privy Council

- appointed not elected

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Colonial Assemblies (legislatures)

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  • modeled on House of Commons
  • elected bodies
  • made local laws
  • GREAT DEAL of power — real power was the ability to control how $$$ was made & spend taxes
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Middle Passage

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  • transporting of enslaved Africans to the Americas
  • 6 to 9 weeks
  • HORRIFYING experience
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Olaudah Equiano

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  • slave who later bought his freedom
  • traveled on Middle passage
  • book about it called “Equiano’s Travels”
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Dominion of New England

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  • created by King James in 1686
  • Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and New Hampshire
  • (2 years later) New York and New Jersey joined
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Sir Edmund Andros :(

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  • appointed governor of Dominion of New England
  • used to be colonial governor of New York
  • lots of power — like a dictator
  • angry colonists arrested him & took over the government
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Glorious Revolution (1688)

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  • revolt against pro-Catholic King James II by Parliament

- James’ Protestant daughter Mary and her husband William of Orange became queen & kind of England

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13
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export

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to sell products to another country

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14
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import

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to buy products from another country

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15
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mercantilism

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an economic program designed to achieve favorable balance of trade

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16
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Navigation & Trade Acts

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  • series of laws passed by Parliament from 1651–mid-1700’s

- regulated buying & selling of goods

17
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Favorable balance of trade

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to EXPORT more than IMPORT from other countries

18
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enumerated articles

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products that colonial producers could sell ONLY within English-controlled territory

19
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staple crops

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crops that farmers raise in large quantities to sell

20
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Eliza Lucas

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  • 1st to grow indigo in South
  • father was colonial official in English West Indies
  • ran 3 plantations in teens
  • by 1746 she and other SC planters exported 40,000 pounds of indigo
  • 80,000 pounds next year
21
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monarch

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a king or queen

22
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southern staple crops

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tobacco
indigo
rice

23
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northern products

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furs
dried & salted fish
lumber

24
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enumerated articles examples

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sugar
tobacco
furs
timber