APUSH Unit 1 Flashcards

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1
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What 3 historical developments occurred in 1619?

A

first 20 african slaves in hampton, virginia
90 maidens arrive at jamestown
House of Burgesses (representative)

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2
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where did the majority of slaves end up in the 1600’s?

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in Virgnia, as well as brazil and the west indies

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3
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how did bacons rebellion lead to increased slavery?

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since land wasn’t given to indetured servants, they were unhappy. after the rebellion, the servants were unwilling to work. also england had more economic opportunities

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4
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describe 2 impacts of slave culture on american society

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slave codes divided whites and blacks in society
foods were traded

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5
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what were 2 notable characteristics of Chesapeake life in the 17th century

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men (in the 20’s) and small families went to the colonies, and went as indentured servants

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6
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explain the system of indentured servitude that developed in the American colonies. why was it so appealing

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in return for a passage to the new world, a person agreed to work for 4-7 years. it was appealing since people wanted to escape England as it didn’t have much economic opportunities

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7
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how did the headright system make some very wealthy

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the headright system made some very wealthy if they could pay for someone elses voyage they would acquire 50 acres land

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8
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what colony had the most people by 1700

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Virginia

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9
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how did the pilgrim’s experience with Indians differ from the Virginia settlers

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the pilgrim’s were friendly to Indians, and the Indians (Squanto) taught the pilgrims how to hunt and gather crops

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10
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how a typical colonial new England family be described

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a typical new England family was quite large and had avg lifespan was late 60’s

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11
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what were the similarities and differences among the middle colonies

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new York, new jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware relied on crops like sugarcane and tobacco. differences lied in government

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12
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womens property owning rights in the south vs north

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south woman could own property cuz the men had a high mortality rate

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13
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what was the purpose of new england town meeting

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town meetings were a form of direct democracy to legislate policies in legal govt. the meetings inspired later govt systems

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14
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what caused the salem witch trials

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mass hysteria of witch trials caused by land disputes, crop failures, and tituba accusations. the trials led to reforms of legal system

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15
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what was basis of the new england economy? how did it compare to chesepeake economy?

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the chespeake region was humid, with cash crops like tobacco/relied on indentured servants. the new england economy was based on lumber and shipbuilding/trade, as the soil was rocky

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16
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Anne Hutchinson controversy and what did it reveal about puritan beliefs

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anne hutchinson had thoughts about women’s rule in puritan society/how god is for everyone. this showed the hypocrisy of puritan society as they are as restrictive as their england counterparts

17
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popes rebellion

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caused when spaniards told the natives to leave their religion. Pope (medicine man) unified the local tribes for 12 years and lead the most successful native revolt against europeans.

18
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Pequot war

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caused when the Pequots allegedly killed English sailors and the puritans “god wanted sinners to suffer and the innocent suffer with guilty.” led to cultural genocide and Narragansetts massacre 40

19
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king Phillip’s war

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caused when chief metacom and wampanoag united the tribes to fight english. 5% decrease in NE population, 40% decrease in NE indian population. last revolt

20
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last of the 13 colonies established

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Georgia by James Oglethorpe as a debtor colony and buffer zone between south carolina/florida

21
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2 democratic forms of government established in the colonies

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house of Burgesses founded in jamestown 1619 as a form of representative democracy
mayflower compact signed 1619 as direct democracy

22
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who had the right to vote prior to the revolution

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land owning rich white males

22
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Zenger Trial

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John Zenger exposed corrupt royal governor and charged with libel. great example of freedom of the press

23
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first great awakening cause

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directly caused by the enlightenment in europe

24
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bartolome de las casas

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critic of how indigenous were being treated (dominican friar)

25
Q

spain
france
england

A

gold god glory
fur trade forts
religious/economic freedom

26
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chesapeake
southern
new england
middle

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tobacco
indigo & rice
lumber, shipbuilding, fishing
grain, wheats, oats

27
Q

john rolfe
john smith

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father of tobacco; married pocahontas

military man; whipped colony into shape during starving time; “if any would not work, neither should he eat.”

28
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maryland

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Lord baltimore or cecil calvert. haven for catholics. religious toleration act of 1649

29
Q

bacons rebellion
1676

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large planters vs indentured servants
william berkley vs nathaniel bacon
slaves become main labor

30
Q

stono rebellion
1739

A

slave codes
first slave rebellion

31
Q

James Oglethorpe
Lord Baltimore
John Winthrop
William Bradford
Roger Williams
Thomas Hooker

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Georgia
Maryland
Puritans
Pilgrims
Rhode Island
Connecticut

32
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Halfway Covenant

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allowed partial membership rights to persons not yet converted into the Puritan church