his 161

Chahokia

800 ce to 1300 ce Mississippi

Puritans,

17th century, Massachusetts, original sin visible saints

Old Lights vs. New Lights

1740s belived in emotion and visions old lights trusted the bible

Great Awakening,

18th century, New England, religious revivals, emotional preaching George Whitefield

Indentured Servitude

1610, virginia, young people from europe worked 7 years, very had work many died

Slavery

1619 Virginia, first Africans in north america

Chesapeake

1600s first helped settlers then fighting started on and off war

George Whitefield

1740 itinerant minister anti authority preaches by using emoton

Virgin soil epidemic

1492 1/3rd dead 500 left transfer of disease small pox

Columbian Exchange

1492 exchange of crops, animals, diseases, people, and goods

Enlightenment

17 century reason, rationality, science, natural rights, John Locke

Jesuits

1625 French territory attempted to convert wendats to Catholicism

Quakers,

1650s Pennsylvania, Inner Light, religious freedom

Salem Witch Trials

1692 Massachusetts, witchcraft accusations, religious fear, 19 hanged

Jamestown

1607 Virginia, first permanent English settlement, high mortality, starvation, disease, Indigenous conflicts

Wendats,

1530 French territory, skilled traders, and hunters

Augestene

16 century first settlement florida defend ships from pirates

Dedham

1636 Massachusetts, Puritan settlement, , close-knit community, limited religious freedom

Inoculation

1700s smallpox preventiot

Seven Years War,

1756 to 1763 bitish vs french, britain gains territory in north america, debt is placed on colonies

Navigation Acts

1651 Colonies must trade with england hard to enforce

Sugar Act

1764 , taxed sugar and molasses imports, colonial protests

Stamp Act

18th centuary taxed legal documents, taxation without representation

Declaratory Act

1766 , revoked Stamp Act, parliament can tax colonies

Townshend Acts

1767 ,taxed tea, boycotts and protests boston tea party

Coercive Acts

1774 , punished Boston Tea Party, closed Boston Harbor, colonists fight back

Common Sense

1776 Thomas Paine, argued for independence, criticized monarchy

Declaration of Independence

1776 Thomas Jefferson, July 4, natural rights, colonial independence

Florida missions

1655 convert indians to Catholicism

Protestants

1630 new england lived longer look out for eachother

Columbus

1492 spain to america

Essay 1 — Spanish Conquest

16th centuray Mexico, Tenochtitlan, Hernán Cortés, Aztecs defeated, better weapons, disease, gold and silver

Essay 1 — Powhatan Attack

17th century, Virginia, Indigenous people attacked English settlements, English expansion onto Indigenous land, hundreds of settlers killed

Essay 1 — New York Slave Revolt, 

18th century, New York City, enslaved people set fire to a bulding and attacked white men, 9 killed, 21 people executed

Essay 1 — George America, 

18th century, runaway enslaved man, 5 pounds for dead 40 shillings for alive

Essay 2 — New England Women,

17th–18th centuries, widows get 1/3rd of husbands land after death, married women had limited property rights

Essay 2 — Daughters of Liberty

/ To the Ladies, 18th century, women boycotted British goods, wore homespun clothing, no voting rights

Essay 2 — Virginia Women,

17th century, more men than women, more marriage opportunities, high mortality, married women's property becomes mans after marige