APUSH Chapter 2 Reading

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European crops and livestock

Altered the landscape of the New World in the 1700s.

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Disease and armed conquest

Disrupted native populations in the Americas.

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Imperial Spain

Controlled most of the New World during this period.

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English Protestant Reformation

Initiated by King Henry VIII's break from the Roman Catholic Church in the mid-1500s.

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Sir Francis Drake

A pirate who sailed in the 1500s, known for attacking Spanish ships.

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Jamestown

The first permanent English settlement in America, established in 1607.

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Captain John Smith

Saved Jamestown by enforcing the rule "he who shall not work shall not eat."

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Anglo-Powhatan Wars

Conflicts between English settlers and Native Americans in Virginia.

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Tobacco industry

John Rolfe became known as the father of this industry in Virginia by 1612.

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House of Burgesses

The first representative assembly in America, established in Virginia in 1619.

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Maryland

Founded in 1634 as a Catholic haven by Lord Baltimore.

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Act of Toleration

Passed in Maryland in 1649, granting religious freedom to Christians.

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West Indies

Became a significant area for English colonial expansion in the early 1600s.

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Barbados Slave Code

Enacted in 1661, it denied fundamental rights to slaves and gave masters total control.

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North Carolina

Settled by outcasts and dissenters, known for its rugged independence and democratic nature.

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Tuscarora War

A conflict in 1711 where the Tuscarora tribe attacked Newbern, leading to severe repercussions.

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Georgia

Established in 1733 as a buffer colony against Spanish and French threats.

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James Oglethorpe

Founder of Georgia, aimed to create a haven for debtors and initially opposed slavery.

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Savannah

A diverse community in Georgia, known for its religious tolerance and various settler backgrounds.

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Middle Colonies

Focused on agriculture, with tobacco and rice as major crops, and faced geographical and social challenges.