pre-ib history 10 - thirteen colonies

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What was the headwright system?

Each new settler received 50 acres + another 50 acres per head for each individual immigrant whose passage they paid for

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Which company facilitated the settlement of Virginia?

West Virginia Company

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What was the House of Burgesses?

first representative assembly in America

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What was the ratio of men to women in the beginning in Virginia?

6:1

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In Virginia, what % of servants did not survive till the end of their indenture?

40%

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What was the result of the headwright system reforms?

More settlers, tobacco boom, higher mortality

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Who was the Powhatan leader who lead the attack on Virginia settlers in 1622?

Opechancanough

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How many times does Opechancanough attack the white settlers?

2

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What does James do after the first Native attack on Virginia?

Virginia company dissolved, Virginia becomes a royal colony

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Why did mortality rates level out after tobacco became less profitable?

People began growing more food (corn, cattle)

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Who were the proprietors of Maryland?

The Calverts

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Why did Virginia dislike Maryland?(2 reasons)

  1. Calverts were Catholic (Virginia was Protestant)

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  1. Maryland created more competition

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What were the Navigation Acts? Who established them?

  1. established trade taxes and restrictions

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  1. Charles II

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What caused unrest in the Chesapeake?

Navigation acts & low tobacco prices

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Who was the person who turned on Gov. William Berkley and burned Jamestown?

Nathaniel Bacon

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How did Bacon die?

dysentery

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Which colony was affected by Bacon's revolt?

Virginia

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Who rebelled against the Calverts?

Coode

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Was Coode successful?

Yes; he kidnapped the gov. and took him to England; the crown revoked the charter

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Which colony was affected by Coode's rebellion?

Maryland

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In the Caribbean, the _________ outnumbered the ____________ (White settlers/slaves)

slaves; white settlers

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The _______________ was a prelude to the Carolinas

Caribbean

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Who founded the Carolinas?

William Berkeley and Sir John Colleton (joint proprietors)

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What year was North Carolina set off as a separate colony?

1701

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What did North Carolina produce?

masts, pitch, tar, turpentine

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Who created Charlestown (city in South Carolina)

Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper, earl of Shaftesbury

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How many rebellions occurred in North Carolina between 1977 and 1711?

3

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What was South Carolina's cash crop?

rice -- made the Carolinas the richest colony in North America

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There was a large % of immigrants from ___________ in the Carolinas

Barbados

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The Carolinas were very diverse (true/false)

True

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Which two tribes allied and attacked the Carolina settlers?

Yamasee and Creek

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What saved the Carolina settlers?

alliance with Cherokee tribe

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Minority religions opposed the attemot to make _________________ (type of Christianity) official in the Carolinas

Anglicanism

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Why did the crown revoke the proprietary charter of South Carolina?

unrest, opposition against the proprietors

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What was the proportion of slaves to colonists in South Carolina?

2:1

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______________ codes were established in South Carolina because of the large amount of slaves.

slave

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Who was the founder of Georgia?

James Oglethorpe

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Who did Oglethorpe want to create Georgia for?

the "worthy poor"

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Who gave Oglethorpe a charter? For how long was the charter going to last?

George II; 21 years

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If settlers wanted to move to Georgia, what were they given?

passage to Georgia, 50 acres, supplies for a year

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Georgia was very diverse (true/false)

True

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Georgia was meant to be a utopia for what type of farmers?

small farmers

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What were some restrictions in Georgia?

  1. farmers could not own more than 500 acres

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  1. No slavery

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  1. No hard liquor

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Why were the restrictions in Georgia revoked?

Mounting opposition, the colony was getting depopulated (people were moving away)

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What was Georgia's economy based on?

Rice and trade w/ Native Americans

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3 characteristics of the southern colonies

  1. single staple crop

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  1. dependence on slaves

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  1. repressive slave codes

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Why did settlers avoid New England in the beginning? (2 reasons)

  1. cold

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  1. no commodities

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2 types of Calvinists and what was different between the two

  1. Presbytarians -- kept a church hierarchy

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  1. Congregationalists -- authority was with the congregation itself

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What did the separatists believe?

The Anglican church was too far gone -- wanted to abandon the Anglican church and create their own faith

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What type of Puritans were the Pilgrims?

separatists

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In 1608, where did the Pilgrims flee to?

Holland

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Which colony did the Pilgrims want to go to? How did they end up in New England instead?

Virginia; mistakes and bad navigation

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How did the Pilgrims survive in New England?

The Wampanoag tribe helped them

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Plymouth was a royal colony (true/false)

False

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Who founded the Massachusetts Bay Company?

Puritan leaders

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Who was the governor of the Puritans?

Winthrop

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What was different about the settlers in New England communities?

They were skilled and they arrived in families

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What was significant about New England's life expectancy?

70 yrs average life expectancy -- most better than the other colonies

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What other 3 places received charters from Charles II for MA Bay colonists?

Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Connecticut

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What was New England's cash crop?

No cash crop -- mostly subsistence farming

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Colonial governments had a ______________ legislature

bicameral

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What was unusual about Marblehead as compared to most of New England?

  • major economic powerhouse

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  • colonists were single men

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  • didn't have a church for 50 yrs

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Who was the powerful family in Springfield, MA?

Pynchon family

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Why did New England leaders tolerate Springfield and Marblehead

Economic reasons

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Who founded Connecticut

Hooker

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Who founded New Haven?

Strict congregationalists

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Who founded Rhode Island?

Roger Williams

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Why was Williams denounced by the Anglican Church?

He was a separatist

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English allied with the _____________ tribe to destroy the Pequots

Narragansett

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Who was the Wampanoag leader who waged a major war against the English? What did the English call him?

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Why did he fail?

  1. Metacom

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  1. King Phillip

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  1. Faced food shortages, and the Abenaki and Iroquois tribes refused to help

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Which company founded New Netherlands?

Dutch West India Company

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What happened to New Netherlands when the Dutch West India Company went bankrupt?

James, Duke of York, was given proprietary charter by Charles II and took over New Netherlands (renamed it New York)

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Why was New York low in population?

political strife deterred immigration

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Who founded Pennsylvania and why?

William Penn; refuge for Quakers

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What was the name of the native tribe in Pennsylvania?

Leni Lenapes

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What did Pennsylvanian farmers grow?

Wheat (sold to Caribbean)

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Philadelphia was the ______________ for British North America

commercial and cultural center

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List the Mid-Atlantic colonies

Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania

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List the Southern colonies

Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

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List the New England colonies

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island