Final 150 Part 1 Flashcards
Why did Europeans come to America to colonize?
To practice religion
Virginia company
Joint stock company that established Jamestown
Jamestown
First Colony in America
John smith
Governer of Jamestown for its first 2 years
Pocahontas
Daughter of chief of Powhatan which married John Rolfe
John Rolfe
Husband of Pocahontas
Tobacco
Crop that saved Jamestown
Bacons rebellion
Showed that the settlers weren’t consent with being restricted to the coast
Plymouth Colony
Colony of the pilgrims
Pilgrims
Separatist who came to colonies for freedom
Mayflower
Ship pilgrims came on
Mayflower Compact
First governing document of the pilgrims
William Bradford
Leader of pilgrims
Squanto and samoset
Showed pilgrims how to grow corn beans and squash and hunt and fish
Puritans
Protestants that wanted to reform
Massachusetts bay Colony
Puritans Colony based on bible
John Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay Colony Governer
Anne Hutchinson Roger Williams
Taken to trial for disagreeing with puritans
Salem Witch Trials
Series of hearing and prosecution of people accused of witchcraft
William Penn
Founded Pennsylvania
Quakers
Pacifist that were tolerant of other people’s views
Pacifist
People that refused to fight
James Oglethorpe’s debtor and buffer colony
Set up Georgia as a buffer state between stinger English colonies and Spanish attacks
First great awakening
A religious revival that swept through the colonies
Triangular trade
System where slaves, crops, and manufactured goods where traded between Africa, the Caribbean, and American colonies
Poor Richard’s Almanack, Albany Plan of Union and Join or Die Cartoon
Poor Richard’s Almanack- collection of sayings such as “a penny saved is a penny earned”
Albany Plan of Union-called for one government for the 13 colonies
Join or Die cartoon-first political cartoon
John Peter Zenger Trial
He accused government of corruption he was found not guilty which helped freedom of press
What caused French and Indian war
Both French and British wanted to extend territory west of Appalachian mountains
Proclamation of 1763
Stopped all settlement by line of Appalachian mountains made by King George III