History Unit 1 Section 4 Flashcards

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Characteristics of New England

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Cold winters
Short growing season
Livestock, wheat, rye and corn were mostly for personal use

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Economics in colonies

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Mostly farmers, there were small cities

Trade was focused on with England out of Boston, NY, CHARLESTON

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What were the main exports of New England

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Lumber and cod

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Characteristics of middle colonies

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Better climate
Better wheat production
Trade was out of NY and Philly

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Southern Colonies

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Warm climate
Profitable crops–>tobacco
Major cities–Charleston, South Carolina

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Women in colonies

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Many more in NE than other places
The men held the power
Held domestic roles

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What were the legal restrictions of women

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Cannot:
Hold public office 
Serve on a jury 
Own property 
Vote
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Factors of Education

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Better in NE (houses closer together, easier to hire a teacher)
Driven by religion

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Education in the south

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Mostly home schooled

Weather were sent to NE

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Great Awakening

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A 1720s-1740s movement led by Jonathon Edwards that resulted in a renewed sense of religion and a growth in church membership

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Why was the Great Awakening significant

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Freedom to chose religion questioned people why can’t they choose their own government and it led to the American Revolution

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When did the French and Indian war occur

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1756-1763

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What were the powers at the French and Indian war

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England, France, Spain, Netherlands

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What happens sometimes with European conflicts

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Spill into North America

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What was the war over

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Fighting over territory

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Why do Indians like the colonists fighting

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The benefit, receive briberies (guns, gifts)

Don’t want anyone to win total victory so they are still able to have some control

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What did the French do to anger the British and why did they do it

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Built forts in the Ohio river valley to:
Connect Canada and Louisiana
And stop GB expansion

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How do the English colonists attempt to cease the expansion

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Small skirmishes from 1754-1756

Declaring war in 1756

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How did the natives play a role

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Most sided with the French to try to take back land, because England had more numbers

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Who was George Washington and what was his military experience

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Decorated soldier in the English army
Leads attack on Ft Duquesne
Learns lessons later used in revolution

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Who won and when

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British seized Quebec in 1759, won N American war

21
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When was the treaty of Paris created

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What did the British gain

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Canada, Ohio, Florida, French expelled from NA

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When did Pontiacs rebellion occur

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What happens during Pontiacs rebellion

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British and NA relationships deteriorate
Settlers take native land
Native uprisings

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Jeffrey Amherst

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English soldier fighting against Pontiac recommends biological warfare (smallpox)

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When do natives attack at the rebellion

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New forts in Ohio river valley, hope to weaken GB but this is squashed.