AP US History Period 2: 1607 - 1754 Patterns of Empire and Resistance

Bacon

________ burned homes of elite planters and the capital building in Jamestown.

Charles II

________ resented New England because Puritans executed his father during the English Civil War.

John Rolfe

________ experimented with growing tobacco.

Enclosure

________ Acts in England created a food crisis and a population surplus.

Pueblo Indians

________ in New Mexico were resentful of Spanish rule.

Metacomet

________- chief of the Wampanoag- known as King Philip, launched an attack on Massachusetts towns.

John Locke

________- role of government was to protect natural rights- life, liberty, property.

Choctaw

Fighting between the Chickasaw and the ________ did not cease until the defeat of the French in the French and Indian War in 1763.

Albany

Dutch established a post at ________ and allied with the Iroquois.

Wabanaki Confederacy

________ joined French in trying to stop the northern advance of British colonists.

Roger Williams

________ was a devout Puritan minister.

Core message

________: anyone could be saved and people could make choices in their life that would affect their afterlife.

Virginia Company

King transferred governance from ________ to the Crown in 1624, but allowed the House to remain Transatlantic Trade The Atlantic Economy and Evolution of Colonial Economies.

Dominion of New England

The ________ ended with the Glorious Revolution.

peace treaty

In ________- returned the fort for the return of Madras in India British Colonial Expansion and Conflicts with American Indians.

Mercantilism

________- formed companies such as the East India Company.

William Penn

King Charles II granted tract of land to ________.

Bacons Rebellion

________- Nathaniel Bacon- wanted to attack the natives.

William of Orange

When ________ took over the throne, New Englanders arrested Sir Edmund Andros and got rid of the Dominion.

Country Party

________- aka Commonwealth men- accused political figures of upsetting the constitutions and endangering individual liberties.

New Amsterdam

________ was attacked by King Charles II of England, and was surrendered to the British- who renamed it New York English Colonial Patterns.

New France

________ stretched from Quebec, encompassed Great Lakes and Ohio River Valley, and the Great Basin.

Carolina

________ was founded by wealthy plantation owners from Barbados.

Court Party

________- opposite, members operated within the inner sanctum of power in London.

Metis

Intermarriage= children who were known as ________- mixed blood.

Replaced by the repartimiento system

mandated that natives be paid wages

Had few colonists

had to rely on diplomacy

Intermarriage = children who were known as Metis

mixed blood

Not few colonists

English migrated in substantial numbers

Mercantilism

formed companies such as the East India Company

New World Colonization

diminish population and provide new markets

First proprietary colony

instead of joint-stock

Son took over when he died

Cecelius Calvert

Massachusetts Bay Colony

"A City Set Upon a Hill"

Diverse Colonies

religion, ethnicity, and social class

Voting

later restricted to wealthy men

Middle Passage

horrid journey from Africa to the Americas

More died in the Beaver Wars

killed by the Iroquois who were supplied weapons by the Dutch

The Catawba

Contact, Trade and Cultural Adaptation

Need a steady and inexpensive source for raw materials

colonies

Enumerated good

from colonies could only be shipped to Britain

In peace treaty

returned the fort for the return of Madras in India British Colonial Expansion and Conflicts with American Indians

Partus Sequitur Ventrum

a child of a slave mother would also be a slave

Jonathon Edwards

"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"

Core message

anyone could be saved and people could make choices in their life that would affect their afterlife

Deism

God created the world and left it alone

Natural Laws

clockwork Anglicization of British North America

Ben Franklin

Pennsylvania Gazette (not founder)

Anglicanism and Enlightenment Thinking

from Great Britain to North America

Country Party

critical of the British government for corruption, wastefulness, and tyranny

Court Party

opposite, members operated within the inner sanctum of power in London