Unit 1 Test Review Flashcards

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Pizzaro and Cortez

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Conquistadors, Peru and Mexico, God, Glory, and Gold

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Bartolome de la Casas

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Spanish historian, Dominican Missionary, fought against slavery and the abuse of indigenous people, defended Native tribes

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John Locke

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English philosopher, men by nature are free, God has made all people naturally subject to a monarch, Enlightenment, encouraged people to be involved in Gov’t, natural rights

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Puritans

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Wanted reform in the church of England, thought Church of England was too similar to the Roman Catholic Church, left England for religious acceptance

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John Rolfe

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Early settler of North America, first person to cultivate Tobacco in Virginia, married Pocahontas, Tobacco became a very important cash crop

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Nathaniel Bacon

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Leader of Bacon’s Rebellion, wanted a change in Virginia’s Native American-Frontier Policy, burned Jamestown, hated Berkeley’s favoritism

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King George 3

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Monarch, lost the American Colonies, went mad, King of England during American Revolution

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William Berkeley

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Longest governor of Virginia, promoted trade between the colonists and the Virginia Indians, accused of protecting favorites for economic gain

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Self Government

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The people are in control, democracy, Enlightenment based, elections used to choose new rulers

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Mercantilism

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Economic system of trade, more exports than imports, Mother Country uses colonies to produce raw materials, sells them back manufactured goods, have lots of gold

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Salutary Neglect

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Trade regulations for the Colonies were not enforced, supervision of colonial affairs was loose, self government

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Middle Passage

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Forced voyage of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean to the New World, horrible conditions of the Trans Atlantic trade between Africa and the Americas, many got sick, died, un-human

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Indentured Servitude

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Contract between 2 people, 1 person worked for money to repay loan within a certain # of time, indentured servants could be loaned, sold, or inherited during the contract of their terms, included both whites, Africans, and African Americans, worked in Agricultural fields, worked for 3-6 years to pay

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Joint-Stock Company

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Company where stock is owned jointly by shareholders, to pool capital, risk is shared, sell stock in their company to hope to find gold, silver, and become rich (ex. Virginia Company)

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Salutary Neglect

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England purposely letting the colonies do their thing because it benefited them economically

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Navigation Acts

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Restricted colonial trade to England, decreased dependence on foreign imported goods, only buy British goods, use British ships, led to smuggling and the black market

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French and Indian War

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British and Iroquois vs. French and Algonquin, fought over fur trade in the Ohio River Valley

18
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Mayflower Compact

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Signed on the way to Plymouth, men voting on leaders, ALL men have a say in government

19
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Virginia House of Burgesses

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Bi-Cameral (two houses), makes decisions using the people, modeled after Parliament

20
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Bacon’s Rebellion

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Ended the use of Indentured Servants, ushers in the use of African Slaves as laborers, laws made to distinguish black and white

21
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Proclamation of 1763

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FIW is over, native tribes do not want colonists in their land, British ban settling west of the Appalachians

22
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Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

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First written constitution in the colonies, men vote once a year on all decisions, can make laws and enforce