MidTerm Notes Flashcards

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the transatlantic flow of good and people that began with Columbus’s voyage in 1492

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Columbian Exchange

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2
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large-scale farm in the Spanish empire worked by Native American laborers

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Hacienda

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3
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Spanish word for persons of mixed Native American and European ancestry

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Mestizos

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4
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idea that the Spanish empire was more oppressive toward Indians than other European empires; used as a justification for English imperial expansion

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Black Legend

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5
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a 15th century European ship capable of long-distance travel

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Caravel

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6
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uprising in 1680 by allied Pueblo led by Pope that temporarily drove Spanish colonists out of New Mexico

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Pueblo Revolt

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7
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policy of Great Britain and other imperial powers of regulating the economies to benefit the mother country

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Mercantilism

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unsuccessful 1676 revolt led by planter Nathaniel Bacon against British governor of Virginia William Berkely’s administration

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Bacon’s Rebellion

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9
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act of parliament granting freedom of worship

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Toleration Acts

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10
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a multiyear conflict that began in 1675 between the English and a Native alliance led by Wampanoags Metacom and Weetamoo. It’s end result was broadened freedoms for white New Englanders and dispossession of the Wampanoag’s and other Indians

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King Phillips War (Metacoms War)

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alliance formed in the 1670s between the English colony of New York and the Haudenosaunee League and eventually other colonies and Native nations

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Covenant Chain

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12
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the hellish and often deadly middle leg of the transatlantic “triangular trade” in which European ships carried manufactured goods to Africa, then transported enslaved Africans to the Americas and the Caribbean; late 16th century to early 19th century 12 million Africans were transported

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Middles Passage

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13
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a person who seeks to convert others to the Christian faith, especially by public preaching

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Evangelist

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14
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royal directive issued after the Seven Year’s War and Pontiac’s War prohibiting settlement, surveys, and land grants west of the Appalachian Mountains; caused considerable resentment among colonists hoping to move west

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Proclamation of 1763

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15
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political theory in 18th century England and America that celebrated active participation in public life by economically independent citizens as central to freedom

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Republicanism

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16
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enlightenment thought applied to religion; emphasized reason, morality, and natural law

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Deism

17
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an uprising by enslaved men in 1739 in South Cardina that led to a severe tightening of the slave code and the temporary imposition of a prohibitive tax on imported slaves

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Stono’s Rebellion

18
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arguments for liberty presented by courts and legislatures starting in the early 1770s by enslaved African Americans

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Freedom Petition

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colonists who remained loyal to Great Britain during the war of independence

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Loyalists

20
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the ideology that emerged as a result of American independence where women’s political role was to train their sons to be future citizens

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Republican Motherhood

21
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the right to vote

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Suffrage

22
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parliament’s 1765 requirement that revenue stamps be affixed to all colonial printed matter, documents, and playing cards; the Stamp Act Congress met to formulate a response and the act was repealed the following year

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Stamp Act

23
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organization formed by Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and other radical men in response to the Stamp Act

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Sons of Liberty

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a pamphlet anonymously written by Thomas Paine in January 1776 that attacked the English principles of hereditary rule and monarchical government

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Common Sense

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group organized by Samuel Adams in retaliation for the Gaspee incident to address American grievances, assert American rights, and form a network of rebellion

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Committees of Correspondance

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the idea that the American colonies, although they had no actual representative in parliament, were”virtually” represented by all members of parliament

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Virtual Representation

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groups of backcountry Carolina settlers who protested colonial policies

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Regulators

28
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major defeat of British general John Burgoyne and more than 5,000 British troops of Saratoga, New York on October 17, 1777

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Saratoga

29
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first frame of government for the U.S. in effect from 1781-1788; it provided for a weak central authority and was soon replaced by the Constitution

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Articles of Confederation

30
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a system of government in which power is divided between the central government and the states

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Federalism

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Virginia’s delegation to the Constitutional Convention’s plan for a strong central government and a two-house legislature appointed by population

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Virginia Plan

32
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a systematic balance to prevent any one branch of the national government from dominating the other 2 branches

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Checks and Balances

33
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collection of 85 essays that appeared in the New York press in 1787-1788 in support of the Constitution; written by Alexander Hamiliton, James Madison, …

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The Federalist

34
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first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, adopted in 1791 to guarantee individual rights against infringement by the federal government

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Bill of Rights

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a provision signed into the Constitution in 1787 that 3/5 of the enslaved population would be counted in determining each state’s representation in the House Representatives

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Three-fifths Clause

36
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a 1796 treaty which representatives of 12 Native nations needed most of Ohio and Indiana to the federal government

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Treaty of Greenville

37
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New Jersey’s delegation to the Constitutional Conventions plan for the legislative body with equal representation for each state

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New Jersey Plan