chap 2 Flashcards

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Queen Elizabeth

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her troops crushed the Irish uprising, never married, and was accused of being vain but was a successful ruler: ‘’Virgin Queen’’ colors black and white

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sea dogs=

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sea pirates

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Francis Drake=

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the most famous sea dog was Sir Francis Drake

  • He returned in 1550, and his financial backer was Queen Elizebeth
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    1. Sir Humphrey Gilbert/Newfoundland
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  • Newdoundland was first enlgish attempt at colonization. The idea collasped when the promoter Sir Humphrey Gilbert died at sea in 1583.
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    1. Sir Walter Raleigh/Roanoke Island
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He was Gilbert’s half-brother and he tried again in warmer climates. ]married one of Queen Elizabeth’s maid of honor
- and was responsible for planting the first English colony on Roanoke Island. it just disappeared
- Island was a region named in honor of Queen Elizabeth the ‘’Virgin Queen’’.

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  • Philip II=
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self anointed

he caused ‘’Invincible Armada of ships for an invasion of England

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The Spanish Armada 1588=

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started by Philip 11 of Spain and caused an invasion of England. England won over the Spanish

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enclosing=

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landlords closed off their lands for sheep grazing causing many farmers to out of the land.

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primogeniture=

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only eldest sons were allowed to inherit the land

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joint-stock company

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of were able to pool their capital

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Virginia Company=

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joint stock company of London received a charter from King James 1 of England for settlement in the New World

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  • Captain John Smith=
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he took over in 1608. ‘’he who shall not work, shall not eat’’
- had been kidnapped in December

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James I =

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James River named in honor of King James the 1st

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Jamestown 1607=

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colonists started to live near location near the James River, which was filled with mosquitos: a place called Jamestown

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Powhatan/Pocahontas=

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Powhatan was chief, Pocahontas was his daughter
She became a peacemaker between the Indians and setters and also provided food. her son reached Virginia

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starving time=

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Of the four hundred settlers who managed
to make it to Virginia by 1609, only sixty survived the
“starving time” winter of 1609–1610.

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Lord De La Warr=

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met at the mouth of the James River. was a relief party he was the new governor. he ordered settlers back to Jamestown, which had aggressive laws, and harsh military conditions.

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Irish tactics =

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‘’Irish tactics against the Indians. Lord de la WARS troops raised Indian villages, burned houses, etc.

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John Rolfe=

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husband of Pocahontas/became the father of the tobacco industry

  • by 1612 he had perfected methods of raising weeds
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tobacco=

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Virginia was built on tobacco. ‘’bewitching weed’’ fresh labor

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House of Burgesses=

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the Virginia company authorized settlers to summon an assembly

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Maryland/Lord Baltimore

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Maryland new religion caused good to Christians but others like Jews would get the death penalty for denying Jesus.

  • Maryland sheltered Roman athletics more than any other English-speaking colony
  • Lord Baltimore=wanted to purchase freedom for his fellow worshipers, encouraged religious beliefs
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indentured servants=

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bound themselves to work for a certain number of years to earn passage to Americas

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Act of Toleration 1649=

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passed in 1649, helped Christians get religious freedom and ONLY them

23
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  • Jamaica=
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england conquered its claim, sugar was important,

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sugar cane=

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sugar cane was a ‘’rich mans crop’’

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Oliver Cromwell:

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Puritan-soldier
and Cromwell ruled England for nearly a decade after the people beheaded Charles in 1649

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codes/Barbados slave code 1661=

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denied rights for the slaves

27
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Charles I/English Civil

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Civil War took over England in the 1640s, and that’s when Charles 1 dismissed Parliament in 1629, chalres was beheaded in 1649 because later in 1640 he recalled,led it and the members made mad.

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  1. Charles II/Restoration:
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Charles 2 was charles 1 son, he restored to the throne in 1660.

29
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Carolina/Lords Proprietors=

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Carolina, named for Charles II, was formally created in 1670, after the king granted to eight of his court favorites, the Lords Proprietors,

30
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rice=

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rice emerged as the
principal export crop in Carolina
. Rice was then an
exotic food in England; no rice seeds were sent out from
London in the first supply ships to Carolina. But rice was
grown in Africa,

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Charleston=

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people came for religious freedom

32
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Savannah

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city in Georgia

33
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James Oglethorpe

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founded Savannah