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enclosing of the cropland
forced laborers off the land & sent em looking for work elsewhere
the columbian exchange
exchange of items from old world to new world
joint stock companies
allowed for investors to pool capital together to colonize
the defeat of the spanish armada
allowed for english naval dominance
law of primogeniture
first born son to inherit wealth
charles I’s persecution of puritans
led to massachusetts bay company and the great migration
the english gov persecution of roman catholics
led to maryland
head-right system
granted 50 acres to anyone who paid for the passage of a servant
indentured servants
came to new world to work on plantations to pay debt
mayflower compact
an agreement for majority rule
what similar desires did the french, spanish and english have in colonization?
trade & mercantilism
purpose of virginia settlement?
passage and gold
purpose of maryland settlement by lord balitmore?
refuge for roman catholics
purpose of south carolina?
rice, safe haven for dissenters
purpose of north carolina?
rice, democratic, richer ppl
purpose of NE settlement by puritans?
great migration, opportunities, escape protestant reformation
purpose of georgia settlement by james oglethrope?
buffer for the carolinas and haven for debtors
purpose of pennsylvania settlement?
safe haven for quakers & religious tolerance
purpose of rhode island?
religious toleration
what are the reasons for the indian demise in the colonies?
encroachment, wars, disease, burning villages
conversion
a receipt of salvation
antinomianism
faith alone is needed salvation, disregarding the law
john peter zenger
established freedom of press
1st great awakening
an attempt to renew religious faith through partial membership in church
bacons rebellion
revival uniting american colonists
harvard
training place for ministers
taverns
hotbeds for political discourse
power of the purse
colonial tactic of withhold salaries to influence colonial governor
fundamental orders of connecticut
established the first constitution and ensured democracy for the colony
halfway covenant
lack of opportunities will result in the use of slave labor
what was the economy, social and political makeup of the southern colonies in early colonial america?
tobacco, rice, safe havens, mostly men, bacons rebellion (NC democractic)
what was the economy, social and political makeup of the middle colonies in early colonial america?
grain, quakers, religious toleration, duke of york
what was the economy, social and political makeup of the northern colonies in early colonial america?
fishing, shipbuilding, puritans, john winthrop, mayflower compact
purpose of the triangular trade & navigation laws enforced by the dominion of NE?
control trade, colonies trade w/ the mother country → boosting mother country economy
why did the dutch and swedes attempt to colonize the americas?
trade oppertunities, land in the new world
john locke
importance of life, liberty, property, social contract
george washington
attempted to claim land in ohio river valley → french & indian war
ben franklin
creator of join or die politcal cartoon in the albany congress → creating colonial unity
thomas paine
author of common sense
thomas jefferson
author of declaration of independence
patriot
colonists who sided w/ colonial independence
committees of correspondence
provided propaganda to encourage boycotts
admiralty courts
violated trial by jury and traditional rights of an englishmen
pontiac rebellion
indian attacks on frontier settlement that caused the stop of W settlement
writs of assistance
search warrant that allowed for revenue agents to search for smugglers
salutary neglect
absence of british control causing colonists to largely self govern
virtual representation
every member of parliament represents all british subjects
mercantilism
a belief that the most powerful country has the most gold and silver
navigation laws
created to enforce colonial trade with the motherland, & to prevent smuggling
french and indian war
george washington in ohio river valley, led to increasing debt in britain
proclamation act of 1763
halted colonial settlement W
sugar act
taxed sugary goods
stamp act
tax on printed materials
declaratory act
parliament could declare whatever laws they wanted to over the colonies
townshend act
tax on imported goods → ended power of the purse
quebec act
granted land won in the french & indian war to quebec
intolerable acts
(after boston tea party)
1) closed the port of boston
2) ended self gov
3)transferred trials to england
4) had to pay back debt
tea act
tax on cheaply sold tea
saratoga
important battle that led to the franco american alliance to win the revolution
terms of the treaty that ended the french & indian war
1) french lost colonial claims
2) english got canada, florida and E of mississippi river
3) spain got W of mississippi & new orleans
origins of the american revolution?
imperial policy (taxation, acts), enlightenment, violation of rights, americanization, heavy taxes
what events caused tensions between the colonists and british soldiers?
boston massacre, quartering act, treatment of soldiers in french & indian war
how did the colonists protest imperial policy?
boycotts, son of liberty, tarring & feathering, petition, smuggling
what was the purpose of the declaration of independence?
1) to explain separation
2) to gain allies (for weapons and military)
what issues did thomas jefferson address in the declaration of independence?
violation of rights, imperial policy, enlightenment ideas
how were the grievances addressed in the dec of independence?
king was at fault, & would be fixed later in the american bill of rights
what were the terms of the treaty of paris 1783?
1) GB recognizes US independence
2) US gets territory
3) mississippi opened for trade
4) spain got florida
5) continental congress will repay loyalists
advantages of british at the start of the american revolution?
better trained, more ppl, soldiers, wealthy, support & loyalists
disadvantages of british at the start of the american revolution?
careless, corrupt gov, ireland troubles, war wasn’t popular
advantages of colonists at the start of the american revolution?
loved george washington, ben franklin, foreign aid
disadvantages of colonists at the start of the american revolution?
no $, not united, no navy, no weapons, poorly organized
land ordinace
required land in NW territory to be sold in sections, with a section for education
northwest ordinance
orderly transition to statehood, banning slavery in old NW territory
shays rebellion
failed revolt by poor farmers against state gov policies that scared the wealthy
republican motherhood
politcal wisdom of democracy must be taught
great compromise
created 2 house legislature, senate based on equality and house membership based on state population
3/5ths compromise
a slave 3/5 of a person for representation in congress & ended the slave trade in 1807
federalism
division of powers between the fed gov and the states
federalists papers
series of pro-constitution articles
elastic clause
congress to pass ant laws it deemed necessary
electoral college
official body designated to choose the president
what limitations did the articles of confederation have on congress?
could not raise army, couldnt tax, could not regulate foreign & domestic trade
what was the original purpose of the constitutional convention?
revise the AOC, come together to fix commerce (CCC)
who was at the constitutional convention?
conservatives, wealthy buisness men & landowners
what major issues were compromised at the constitutional convention?
3/5 compromise, great compromise (representation)
what foreign issues did the free colonists have with the french and english after the revolution?
french- owed $, alliances
english- impressment, trading w/ indians, debt, territory conflicts
explain hamilton’s financial plan that would resolve the economic crisis
1) BUS
2) tax on whiskey
3) assumption of state debts
4) pay back debts at full value
differences between federalist & anti-federalists?
F: big gov, fed gov power, constitution, no bill of rights, 3 gov branches
AF: small gov, state power, AOC, bill of rights, only legislative branch
who was in washington’s cabinet?
sec of state- TJ
sec of war- knox
sec of treasury- hamilton
reason for the creation of the electoral college?
safeguard the nation from the mobocracy rule
whiskey rebellion
protest by poor farmers in response to excise tax on whiskey
treaty of greenville
indians gave up land in indiana & ohio in exchange for payment
jays treaty
(didnt actually work) brits promised to abandoned outpost on US soil, pay for damages, & US promised to pay back debt
pinckneys treaty
allowed access of mississippi river
impressment
man stealing on ships
XYZ affair
a diplomatic incident where french agents demanded bribes from US diplomats, leading to outrage and undeclared naval war
alien and sedition acts
increased the years allowed to become a citizen & silenced critics
virginia and kentucky resolution
response to the alien & sedition acts claiming the compact theory
washingtons neutrality proclamation
response to french attempts to use the franco american alliance
washingtons farewell adress
george washingtons warning to keep out of foreign affairs