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What was the Columbian Exchange?
Introduced diseases, animals, and goods.
What were the motives/goals for Spain going into the Americas?
God, Glory, and Gold. Wanted to exploit the Americas to profit, achieved this by colonizing, and enslaving its inhabitants.
What were the motives for the British going in the Americas?
Focused on expanding their economy, through trade, and sometimes enslavement/labor
What was the economy/geography like in the Middle New England colony?
Bread basket climate depended on slavery, small farms, and merchants for its economy. Diverse Religions
What was the economy/geography like in the Southern New England Colony?
Lush geography, cash crops, fertile land. Depended on the head-right system and a stratified society. Mostly Anglican
What caused and resulted from the Pueblo Revolt?
The horrible treatment of the spanish ie. forced labor, liberated the Pueblos
What happened in Bacon’s Rebellion?
Ordinary colonists began to question/challenge the government. Nathaniel Bacon led others to burn Jamestown, and declared a “Manifesto and Declaration of the People”.
Puritan-Pequot War
Settlers and their allies massacred five hundred people.
Town Meeting
Men meet regularly to discuss election of government
Navigation Acts
A series of British laws that helped Britians economy through trade.
Mayflower Compact
First governing document in New England. Established a “civil politic body”.
Triangular Trade
Connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Brought forced migration of enslaved Africans
Halfway Covenant
Allowed partial church members the choice to only baptize their children instead of forced conversion
Virgina House of Burgesses
could make laws and levy taxes. Elected by the people
Head-right system
Guaranteed 50 acres of land to anyone who paid for immigrants.
Toleration Act
Granted religious freedom
Casta System
A hierarchy system of racial classes which impacted social status, wealth etc.
Protestant Reformation
A movement that was influenced by Martin Luther’s critiques of Roman church.
Counter-Reformation
A reaction from the Roman Church in regards to the words of Martin Luther.
Calvinism
The belief that God was an absolute ruler and predetermined where you go
Patriarchies
where communities are ruled by men
stratified society
hiearchy systems based on wealth
Encomienda system
A Spanish labor system which protected enslaved natives if they converted into Catholicism.
Haciendas
land holdings, founded on indentured servitude and enslavement.
mezitos
European and Native ancestry.
enclosure movements
transformed American land into private or enclosed lands.
mission system
Catholics that ventured into the Americas to convert it’s people.
Henry Hudson
An English mariner that found a fur bonanza
John Winthrop
Protested against European Ideas, most known for his speech “A City Upon a Hill”