AMST ID

10/14/24

Pueblo Revolt of 1680 Who/What

1. Pueblo Indians and leader (Pop’e) vs Spanish Colonists

Pueblo Revolt of 1680 Where

Santa Fe

Pueblo Revolt of 1680 When

1680 started

Pueblo Revolt of 1680 How Why (Significance)

1. Spanish changed their approach from aggressive to less aggressive to the Native Americans

“Discourse of civilization” Who/What

European vs Native American / Christian vs Not Christian

“Discourse of civilization” Where

Europe and its colonies

“Discourse of civilization” When

Particularly known during colonial periods

“Discourse of civilization” How/Why (Sign.)

Cultural, religious, and racial differences / created a divide “civilized” and “uncivilized” societies

Oneida Who/what

John Humphrey Noyes (Founder) and his religious followers

Oneida Where

Originally Putney, Vermont moved to Oneida, NY

Made in 1848

Oneida When

Made in 1848

Oneida How/Why (sig.)

One of the most radical and successful Utopian societies that challenged society’s norms

Pequot War who/what

English Colonists vs Pequot Tribe

Pequot War Where

Connecticut

Pequot War when

1637 war started

Pequot War how/why (sig).

Pequot power was almost completely diminished after the war and their lost land allowed colonists to expand further.

Bacon’s Rebellion Who/what

Nathaniel Bacon & Indentured Servants, VS Native Americans

Bacon’s Rebellion where

Virginia

Bacon’s Rebellion when

1676 started

Bacon’s Rebellion how/why (sig).

Bacon became governor like he wanted, and indentured servants got land like they were promised. Native Americans suffered. Additionally, there was a shift from indentured servants to African slaves for cheap labor.

The Shakers who/what

Religious group founded by Mother Ann Lee

The Shakers where

Was a hated group so fled to modern-day Iowa

The Shakers when

Rampant around 1840

The Shakers how/why (sig).

New radical group centered around celibacy and promoted equality

Charles Finney who/what

He was a traveling preacher

Charles Finney where

Most known in New York

Charles Finney when

Prominent during Second Great Awakening

Charles Finney how/why (sig)

TBD

Mary Rowlandson who/what

Englishwoman and captive during King Philip’s War

Mary Rowlandson where

Captured and lived in Massachusetts

Mary Rowlandson when

Captured Feb. 10 1676 and published her account in 1682

Mary Rowlandson how/why (sig).

Leading figure in captivity narratives.

Margaret Fuller who/what

Feminists during the Antebellum reform and editor

Margaret Fuller where

Initially lived in America but moved to Europe because of the belief that men in the USA were plagued by misogyny

Margaret Fuller when

Lived 1810-1850

Margaret Fuller how/why (sig).

Crucial figure in feminism and transcendentalism

Second Great Awakening who/what

Mother Ann Lee, John Humphrey Noyes, and Charles Finney

Second Great Awakening where

strongest in Urban areas

Second Great Awakening when

1820-1840

Second Great Awakening how/why (sig).

TBD

Seneca Falls Convention who/what

Feminists and abolitionists organized the convention

Seneca Falls Convention where

Seneca Falls, New York

Seneca Falls Convention when

1848

Seneca Falls Convention how/why (sig).

Led to the creation of the Declaration of Sentiments and a key event for the women’s rights movement

William Llyod Garrison who/what

Abolitionist and creator of The Liberator

William Llyod Garrison where

Influential in the North

William Llyod Garrison when

He began his work around with the creation of The Liberator in 1831

William Llyod Garrison how/why (sig).

A key figure of the abolitionist movement and created the largely successful and influential The Liberator newspaper