Arrival and Life in the New World Flashcards

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Spain in the New World:

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-wanted to get rich through exploration
-wanted to convert Natives to Catholics

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France in the New World:

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-wanted to make money off of fur trade
-rely on alliances with Natives

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Dutch in the New World:

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-trade empire
-struggled with military and to be profitable

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English in the New World:

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  • religious and economic
    -bring men and women to the New World
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Who were the Métis?

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the kids of French man and Native women

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Importance of tobacco in the New World?

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-successful for Virginia
-very labor intensive
-slaves

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Colonies in the Chesapeake and Sothern Region:

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-Virginia
-Carolinas
-Georgia
-Maryland

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What was the Indentured Servitude?

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working in exchange for the price of passage to America, later led to slavery

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Colonies in the New England region:

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-Massachusetts
-Connecticut
-Rhode Island
-New Hampshire

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Things to know about the New England region:

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-people came for religious purposes
-fishing and lumber drive the economy

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Colonies in the Mid-Atlantic Region:

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-New York
-New Jersey
-Pennsylvania
-Delaware

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Things to know about the Mid-Atlantic Region:

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-variety of people, British territory
-Major cities and trade hubs because region is in the middle of everything.

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Joint Stock Company

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allows larger financial investments to
be made (big for colonies)

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Mercantilism

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(Needed government regulation) an economic theory that the more you can export the better

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Salutary Neglect

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Colonies have a free hand in their affairs as long as they are profitable for England

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Virginia House of Burgesses

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(1619) the first elected legislative assembly in the colonies.

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Navigation Acts

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merchants in every colony were to ship good directly to England in English ships

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Molasses Act

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tightens control over colonial exports and manufacturing

19
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Mayflower Compact

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(1620) signed while on the Mayflower, pledging to establish a civil government with the
authority to enact laws.

20
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Conflicts before the French Indian War were between who?

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Britain (Red) vs. French and Native alliances (Blue) over land

21
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Pequot War

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Who? British with Native Alliances vs. Pequot people
Where? New England
When? 1634-1639
Why? to wipe out the Pequot people

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King Philips War

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Who? Natives vs. colonists
What? the deadliest war at the time. 5-10% of colonists, 40% of Wampanoag tribe die
Where? New England
When? 1675-1678
Why? leader King Philip was killed

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Bacon’s Rebellion

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Who? Nathaniel Bacon
Where? Jamestown, Virginia
When? 1676
Why? farmers in Virginia feel they are overtaxed.

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Results of Bacon’s Rebellion:

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Bacon storms Jamestown, takes over government, but then dies. Slavery is now an idea.

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Triangle Trade

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the flow of goods, slaves from Europe, Africa, and The Americas

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Flow of the Triangle trade

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from Europe to Africa: manufactured goods
from Africa to New World: slaves
from New World to Europe: raw material

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Middle Passage

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the Slave journey from Africa to the New World

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Stono Rebellion and Resistance

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Who? Slaves
What? Slaves rebelled, hoping to go to Florida. Slaves’ dead bodies were displayed as a lesson on what not to do.
Where? Carolinas
When? 17939
Why? they wanted freedom

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British in the French Indian War

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-red
-alliances with the colonists
-2 million population
-not bed military because their best military was back in England

30
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French in the French Indian War

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-blue
-60,000 French settlers and various Native alliances
-French did not have control over their Native allies

31
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What was the purpose of the French Indian War?

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The final contest to see which European Empire would control the New World (every war and battle led up to this)

32
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Battle of the Monogahela

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an embarrassing British defeat, led by British General Edward Braddock who was unskilled