History Test

Section 2-3

 A well organized system by the English and Dutch. Where indentured families received passage in exchange for a promise to work off their debt in America.

Redemptioners

Goods had to be transported to England then re-exported to foreign markets.

Navigation Acts

 Listed parliamentary powers such as control over taxation as well as individuals, including trial by jury.

English Bill of Rights

the area stretching from Central Pennsylvania southwards through the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia and into upland North and South Carolina.

Back country

War due to debt incurred in the trade with settlers. Buying things in their own territory

Yamasee

 1688- Parliament voted to offer the throne to William of Orange and Mary. Catholic to Protestant leadership

Glorious Revolution

War because French were building plantations on the Mississippi River Valley. French won but scaled back their plains and halted the Louisiana slave trade.

Natchez War

Alliance between English and Haudenosaunee tribe to fight rivals. Governor Sir Edmund Andros linked the alliance.

Covenant Chain

Connecticut, Mass, NH, RI, NY and East-West NJ combined to create a super colony. Ruled by Sir Edmund Andros.

Dominion of New England

Native alliances started attacking New England farmers encroaching on their lands.

King Phillips war

English overseers in colonial trade and affairs, founded in 1675.

Lords of Trade

1689 that is to allow all protestants to worship freely.

English Toleration Act