Unit 1 Vocab Flashcards

1
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An individual who does work under a contract that typically works 5-7 yrs in exchange for passage to North America

A

Indentured Servants

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2
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Established a haven for Quakers in Pennsylvania

A

William Penn

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3
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Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony who wanted to create an ideal colony

A

John Winthrop

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4
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The second permanent English colony in North America

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Plymouth Colony

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5
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Puritan dissenter who was kicked out of Massachusetts

A

Anne Hutchinson

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6
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Church members who wanted to “purify” or reform the Church of England

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Puritans

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7
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This religious group believes that everyone has an “inner light”

A

Quakers

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8
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Puritan dissenter who was kicked out of Massachusetts and formed the colony of Rhode Island

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Roger Williams

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9
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Royal colony who was funded by a joint-stock company; later included Plymouth

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Massachusetts Bay Colony

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10
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__________ were a series of mercantilist laws that restricted colonial trade.

A

Navigation Acts

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11
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___________, which held that a country’s ultimate goal was self-sufficiency and that all countries were in a competition to acquire the most gold and silver, led to the British controlling the economics of the colonies

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Mercantilism

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12
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Great Britain practiced a policy known as __________ where the colonies could govern themselves

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Salutary Neglect

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13
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One grown primarily for sale than for the farmer’s own use.

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Cash Crop

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14
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A three way trading process from Europe to West Africa, West Africa to Americas, and Americas to Europe.

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Triangular Trade

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15
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The voyage that bought Africans to the West Indies and later to North America.

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Middle Passage

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16
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_________ , an Enlightenment thinker, “discovered electricity” through the use of science and reasoning.

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Benjamin Franklin

17
Q

The era of the __________ saw the questioning for institutions, such as the church.

A

Enlightenment

18
Q

One of the most known preachers of the __________ was _______________, who had a sermon called “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.”

A

Great Awakening , Jonathan Edwards

19
Q

To avoid further conflicts with Native Americans, the British government issued the _________________ , which banned all settlement west of the Appalachians.

A

Proclamation of 1763

20
Q

One of the taxes issued to help pay for the French and Indian War was the ___________, which placed a tax on molasses.

A

Sugar Act

21
Q

The conflict that broke out between France and Great Britain, known as the __________________, resulted in the British taking over all of New France.

A

French and Indian War

22
Q

One heroic figure of the French and Indian War was _________________

A

George Washington

23
Q

These were a series of indirect taxes that levied duties on imported materials, such as glass, lead, paint, and paper

A

Townshend Acts

24
Q

Leader of Great Britain; enraged by colonial actions against the British

A

King George III

25
Q

Established to communicate with other colonies regarding threats to American liberties

A

Committees of Correspondence

26
Q

Resulted from the Quartering Act; presented as a British attack on defenseless citizens

A

Boston Massacre

27
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Punishment for the Boston Tea Party; the Boston Harbor remained closed until the ruined tea was payed for

A

Intolerable Acts

28
Q

Resulted from the Tea Act; Colonists were punished for pouring out British tea into the Boston Harbor through Intolerable Acts

A

Boston Tea Party

29
Q

This direct tax required colonists to purchase special stamped paper for every legal document, license, newspaper, pamphlet, and almanac

A

Stamp Act

30
Q

________________, who was inspired by the Enlightenment, wrote the ___________________ which stated that “All men are created equal.”

A

Thomas Jefferson, Declaration of Independence

31
Q

The ________________ sent the _______________ to King George III as a way to avoid going to war against the British; however, this group eventually created a Continental Army appointing George Washington as its commander.

A

Second Continental Congress, Olive Branch Petition

32
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Two groups formed in the colonies during the Revolutionary period: The _______________ wanted to go to war against the British and gain independence, and the _____________ wanted to remain loyal to King George III and Great Britain.

A

Patriots, Loyalist

33
Q

Thomas Paine’s __________________ was a 50-page pamphlet that encouraged the colonies to go to war against the British

A

Common Sense

34
Q

A french military leader who offered great assistance to the American cause.

A

Marquis de Lafayette

35
Q

Confirmed U.S. independence and set the boundaries of the new nation.

A

Treaty of Paris

36
Q

A belief in the equality of all people

A

Egalitarianism

37
Q

Allowed several investors to pool their wealth in support of a colony that would yield a profit.

A

Joint-Stock Companies

38
Q

Founded in Virginia in 1607

A

Jamestown