UNIT 2: 1607 - 1754

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Encomienda system

Spanish colonial labor system:

  • gave settlers control over native on a piece of land (WHICH THEY DID NOT OWN) to give protection and convert them to Christianity in exchange for tribute/labor

  • BUT WAS ACTUALLY A FROM OF SLAVERY

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Hacienda system

replaced Encomienda system:

  • was more agriculturally (land grant) ( to grow cash crops) then the encomienda system(people/tribute grant)

  • now allowed the plantation owner to OWN THE LAND where the encomienda system did not

  • tied local workers (native/ mestizos) to land based on debt

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Spanish goals in America

  • Wealth

  • Conversion to Christianity

  • Spanish caste system

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Pueblo Revolt

1680: THE ONE TIME NAs WON in a uprising

  • NA resistance when Spanish priests said no syncretism

  • Spanish killed their medicine men→ caused rebellion where PUEBLO WON

  • 12 years later → Spanish came back, conquered the pueblos

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Syncretism

Pueblo people did this

  • added catholic beliefs to their own pueblo transitional ones when forced to by Spanish.

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Plymouth (New England Colony)

1620: Pilgrims= separatists

  • MAYFLOWER COMPACT: established first majority rules/self-government

  • Emigrated in family groups

  • Subsistence farmers (only grew what they needed to).

  • Combined with Massachusetts Bay colony to create a EXPORT colony

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Massachusetts Bay (New England Colony)

1630: STIRCLY puritan

  • Family groups

  • based on biblical principles

  • all free landowning men = vote on policy( greater than England)

  • MAJORITY RULE

  • Combined with Plymouth colony to create a EXPORT colony

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Middle Colonies

  • New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania

  • DIVERSE: RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE (many different types of people)

  • compared to New England (only puritan)

  • economic, export of grain

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Pennsylvania

  • created by William Penn

  • Quaker refuge = Very religiously TOLERANT

  • ECONOMY GREW = cash crops

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Jamestown/ Virgina colony (Chesapeake/North Carolina region)

  • goal: $$$ - JOHN ROLF’s intro to tobacco

  • COMPARISION to NEWENGLAND:

    • J had single men: to get RICH\

    • while NewE had families to start a society

  • House of Burgesses: representative gov, but limited to white landowning men

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Southern Atlantic & British West Indies

  • Highest slavery, replaced indentured servitude

  • Close to equator - long growing seasons - profitable sugar cane = PLANTATIONS:

    • African population boom outnumbering whites 4:1 = SLAVE CODES: stripped black rights and gave white planters complete pwr - brutal punishments

  • west indies planters went to south Carolina and brouht slave codes = sc transformed into BWI but grew rice and indigos

  • CREATION of social hierarchy: whites on tops, blacks on bottom

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Transatlantic Slave Trade

trasnproted 12 million blacks to colonies for plantations

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Triangular trade (form of transatlantic trade)

New England → West Africa = Rum

West Africa→ West Indies = Enslaved Africans

West Indies → New England = Sugarcane

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Trade with NAs

  • Introduced European Goods: Metal tools, firearms. cloths

  • gave NAs diseases: Small pox(devasted Na population)

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Mercantilism

More Exports than Imports

WHY?:

  • measurement in gold and silver( limited in world , so if exporting gold is coming in, but if importing gold is going out)

  • stat driven economic system: gov made all the economic decision

  • colonies exist to boost motherland’s economy

  • cause of NAVIGATION ACTS

(Economic system that emphasized a favorable balance of trade)

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Navigation Acts

  • trade to and from colonies can only be carried/operated English ships/crew

  • all import to colonies had to pass through English ports

  • specific / "ENUMERATED” goods could only by exported to Britain. the OG was TOBACCO, list expanded over the years.

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Salutary Neglect 1690 to 1763

British didn’t enforce laws like the Navigation Acts:

  • distance of Atlantic ocean 3000 miles

  • 1642-1763 was England civil and four wars with France caused them to be busy British colonial agents would allow bribes and not enforce regulations.

  • Cause colonies to use methods such as smuggling

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Beaver Wars

  • Iroquois: depletion of beaver caused them to want to expand to the Ohio and Great Lakes River territories.

  • French had many ALLIANCES with NAs such as:

    • Huron

    • Erie

    • Petun

    • Innu

    • Algonquin

    • Wenro etc..

cause remember French before traded and made alliances with them in UNIT 1 while British showed them away

  • British only had few such as the Iroqouis

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