Week 2 Flashcards

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Mestizo

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people who had a mixed origin of Native American and European; became a large part in population for Spanish America

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2
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Tenochtitlan

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Aztec Empire’s capital; was one of the largest cities (located in Mexico City today)

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3
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Coverture

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doctrine in that when a woman marries she surrenders her legal identity and is ‘covered’ by her husband; family life depended on male dominance and female submission at this time in history in Europe

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4
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Bartholomeu Dias

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Portuguese mariner; reached Cape of Good Hope in West Africa in 1487

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5
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Black Legend

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image of Spain as a brutal and exploitative colonizer; Las Casas’s writings contributed to this image and caused other Europeans to challenge Spain’s power in America

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6
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Bartolome’ de Las Casas

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Dominican priest; published writings of decimation of Indian population 15 years after Pope Paul III outlawed Indian enslavement– writings talked about Spain’s brutal control towards Indians and beliefs about rule in America

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7
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Roanoke

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English’s first attempt of settlement - 1585

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8
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Jamestown

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first English settlement - 1607

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9
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Plymouth

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first pilgrim settlement - 1620

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10
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purposes of Jamestown

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land, religious freedom, money

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11
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merchantism

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trade practice policy of Great Britain (Europeans) and other imperial powers of regulating the economies of colonies to benefit the mother country

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12
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colonization

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establishing a permanent settlement

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13
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imports

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goods coming in the country

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14
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exports

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goods going out the country

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15
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cash crops

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making money from crops (tobacco)

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16
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indentured servants

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had a debt to pay for passage to the New World

17
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slaves

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were not paid; could work off debt

18
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Middle Passage

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passage used to carry slaves and goods

19
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Mayflower Compact

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document of first government in New World; made on mayflower by pilgrims

20
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Pilgrims

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puritans; strayed from England’s religious beliefs; found Plymouth on Cape Cod

21
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Joint-Stock Market

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investors provided money to get land; Jamestown was invested for money; an investment for colonies to make profit

22
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In what ways did Religion affect the development of the American Colonies? (Use the words: Protestant Reformation, Pilgrims, Glorious Revolution, Mayflower Compact)

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Pilgrims wanted different religious beliefs from England to be pure (Puritans). Protestant Reformation gave different ways in regards to government. The Glorious Revolution was the use of science and relationship with God (outside of church); it gave different religious views. Mayflower Compact first government in the New World.

23
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How did the economies in the North and South differ? (Use the words: Cash Crops, Middle Passage, Triangle Trade, Port City, Plantation, Raw Materials, and Manufactured Goods).

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The pilgrims mainly migrated in the north; colonists in the south (in regards to Americas). They both had agriculture but the south used cash crops. The north relied on manufactured goods and participated in the triangle trade; the south used the middle passage for slaves and goods. Port city was used for for trade as well but easy access for boats. South seeked gold and raw materials like crops for trade and wealth (agricultural based); North was more religious based and craftsmen

24
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Pequot War

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War between Pequot Indian tribe and New England colonists where Pequot tribe were massacred (turning point when fur trader was killed by Pequot)

25
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Anne Hutchinson

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criticized as a Puritan leader; led discussion of religious issues among people; accused MA ministers of faulty preaching; was banished for violating puritan doctrine

26
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why pilgrims migrated

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pilgrims were puritans who had different religious beliefs from England

27
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why columbus explored

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for Asia; for spice and goods from India and China