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What is mercantilism?

in order to build economic strength a nation must export more than it imports.

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Explain, how did Britain negatively imposed mercantilism on the American colonies?

Britain extracted resources and only invested a fraction of the profits back into the colonies.Simultaneously, they imposed one-sided laws to subjugate their colonists.

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Push factors from Europe?

Poverty, overcrowding, and religious conflict.

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Pull factors to America?

Hopes for riches, space, and religious freedom.

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When was Jamestown founded?

1607

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Which company owned the character for Jamestown?

Virginia Company

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Why is Jamestown important?

It was the first permanent English settlement in the Americans.

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What cash crop did the settlers grow?

Tobacco

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Why would Headright System be a problem for Indians?

It enticed more people to come, settle, and own land. Settlers drastically changed the environment and removed the Indians from their land.

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Slaves were traded where?

In the middle passage

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What did the Thirteen Colonies trade with other countries?

Raw goods, Rum, and Livestock and grain

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What did europe trade with America?

manufactured goods

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What did west africa trade with America?

Slaves

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What economy was the New England colonies based on?

Lumber, Ship building, Fur, Fishing/whaling, manufacturing, Trade

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Why did the majority of settlers of New England colonies come?

Natural harbors and rivers helped move people, food, and goods for trade. Also religious freedom.

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What economy was the Middle colonies based on?

Farming of edible crops and raising livestock.

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Why did the majority of the settlers come to the middles colonies?

Fertile Soil for abundant farms (corn, wheat, livestock) and religious freedom

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What economy was based on in the Southern colonies?

Cash crops (tobacco, cotton, and rice) free slave labor

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Why did the majority of the settlers come to the Southern colonies?

For financial gain planting cash crops on large plantations. Fertile soil and long growing seasons.

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What does cash crops mean?

a crop produced for its commercial value rather than for use by the grower.

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American colonies 3 main cash crops?

Cotton, tobacco, and sugar

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The demand for ____ labor increased when the demand for cash crops increased.

slave

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Enslaved people shared their cultures: foods like

okra, watermelon, yams, seasoned rice, grits

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Enslaved people shared their cultures: music like

Cumbia

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Enslaved people shared their cultures: language like

Gullah

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Enslaved people shared their cultures: architecture like

Shotgun houses

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The great awakening emphasized

a personal relationship with God

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The Enlightenment emphasized

Reason and science

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Great Awakening preachers

George Whitefield & Johnathan Edwards

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The enlightenment and the great awakening influenced american colonists split from Britain because it made them question _____.

authority