Sem 1 Review Flashcards
Virginia Company Charter
Decreed colonists would have same rights as English citizens
Primogeniture
Said oldest son gets family land, younger ones seek fortune
Charles II
King of England after Oliver Cromwell and Protestant Civil war
Chesapeake Bay
Location of first English settlement, Roanoke
Lord De La Warr
Aggressive Jamestown leader who ignited Anglo-Powhatan war
Headright system
Encouraged indentured servitude, gave 50 acres of land for payment of a servant’s passage
James Oglethorpe
Anti slavery military leader from Georgia (Ch. 2)
Visible Saints
Puritan belief of those who felt grace in soul showed in lives (Ch. 3)
Mayflower Compact
Agreement of pilgrims to settle a crude democracy for gentlemen
Fundamental Orders
First Constitution in America- for Connecticut, allowed property owners the right to vote
Dominion of New England
Attempt of King James to consolidate 4 New England colonies into single colony, limiting power
William Bradford
was governor of separatist Plymouth colony who was peaceful with natives
John Winthrop
First governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony
Anne Hutchinson
Antinominalist who spoke against idea of predestination. Banished from MBC
King Philip
Aka Metacom, son of Squanto, Wampanoag chief. His war 1676 managed to unite remaining tribes to attack Puritan villages. He ended up in pieces
Sir Edmund Andros
Anglican British military leader who created tension in Boston (Ch. 3)
Bacon’s rebellion
was of former indentured servants against native Americans and the Virginian governor William Berkeley when Native attacks went ignored
Cotton Mather
Puritan clergyman and scientist who advocated inoculation during Boston Smallpox epidemic 1721
House of Burgesses
Virginian government, dominated by first families
Leisler’s Rebellion
Armed conflict led by Jacob Leisler and the merchants of New York vs. the ruling elite (Ch. 4)
George Whitefield
English parson with booming voice during Great Awakening (Ch. 5)
John Peter Zenger
Newspaper printer defended by Hamilton when wrote about corrupt governor, a case which granted freedom of the press
John Singleton Copley
Loyalist painter
Paxton Boys
Scots-Irish who protested 1764 against Philadelphia Quakers’ lenient Indian policy
When was Great Awakening?
1730s, Ch. 5