Chapter 2 Colonial Beginnings Flashcards
What was Ann Hutchinson trialed for?
teaching unorthodox religious ideas
What is the difference between the puritans and the separatists?
the Puritans want to fix the church
the separatists want to leave the church
What happened to the English Colony of Roanoke?
it mysteriously disappeared within a few years of being established.
What was the pilgrim’s governmental document?
the mayflower compact
The Portuguese interest in exploring Atlantic trade routes to the Indies was sparked by what?
the ottomans over land trading
According to the journal of Christopher Columbus, the natives he found were able to convert to Christianity because?
they had no religion
What was critical to the success of the Hernan Cortes expedition?
Indian allies and European disease
What was three important crops transplanted to the New World?
coffee rice and sugar.
Who forced the French to locate their colonies in the North Atlantic Region?
Spanish
Where did the Dutch originally establish their trading posts?
New York
Roger Williams is best known in American history as?
an early champion of religious freedom.
In founding the colony of Georgia, James Oglethorpe’s primary purpose was to?
provide a refuge for English debtors
What was a proprietary colony and what is an example of one?
a colony like New Jersey that was run as a privately owned estate.
Were women treated more equal in New England than they were in Chesapeake?
no
In founding the colony of Pennsylvania, William Penn’s primary purpose was to?
provide a refuge for persecuted English Quakers
A man’s right to vote for governor and members of the General Court inn 17c Massachusetts was based on?
church membership
The headright system adopted in the Virginia colony did what?
gave 50 acres of land to anyone who would transport someone [like an indentured servant] to the colony
One of the reasons for Roger William’s banishment from Massachusetts Bay was his belief that?
the king of England had no right to give away land belonging to the Indians.
Anne Hutchinson’s teaching threatened to undermine the spiritual authority of the established clergy because she?
claimed believers could communicate directly with God.
The Half-Way Covenant was adopted because?
too few second- and third-generation Puritans were willing to testify publicly about their conversion experiences.
The CHIEF significance of the Great Awakening was that it?
was the first genuine unified movement of the American colonists.
One of the major reasons for social change and the disruption of the English economy in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries was what?
enclosing of pastureland
The Spanish monopoly of the New World was broken with
the English defeat of the Spanish Amada
What is the most ethically diverse and religiously diverse English Colony by the late seventeenth?
New york
