Colonization and Native Civilizations (Americas civilizations, Native societies, English colonization, and Carolina founding)

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Flashcards cover key civilizations in the Americas, Native American societal structures, and major themes of English colonization and the Carolina founding based on the provided notes.

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Which civilization located in Peru formed the largest empire in the Americas?

The Inca.

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Which civilization located in Central America developed an advanced calendar and mathematics?

The Maya.

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What was the name of the Aztec capital that became one of the largest cities in the Americas?

Tenochtitlan.

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The Southwestern United States Native peoples were primarily based on agriculture and built elaborate what to support it?

Irrigation systems.

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What was the primary lifestyle of the Great Plains and Great Basin peoples?

They hunted buffalo and were largely nomadic.

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In the Northeastern region, which cultural group developed permanent villages and combined hunting, gathering, and agriculture?

Iroquoian-speaking peoples.

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What were common roles of women in many Native American societies?

Caring for children, preparing meals, and managing daily tasks.

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What factors contributed to conflicts between English colonists and Native Americans in the early colonial period?

Competition for land and resources, shifting alliances, and cultural misunderstandings.

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Which allied Native American confederacy helped tribes resist colonial pressures?

The Iroquois Confederacy (Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca).

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What major historical event led to the restoration of the English monarchy in 1660?

The Restoration after the English Civil War.

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After the Restoration, which colonies were granted charters by Charles II to reward loyal followers?

New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and the Carolinas.

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What were the two regions into which the Carolinas were later divided, and what crops did they grow?

North Carolina and South Carolina; crops included rice and indigo.

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Which English colonial founder is associated with the early Carolina colony?

Anthony Ashley Cooper (the 1st Earl of Shaftesbury).

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What labor system supported the Carolina and southern plantation economies?

African slavery.

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What was the general goal of English colonization in North America?

To gain profit and establish settlements (land ownership and mercantile expansion).

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Name the three colonial regional groupings and one defining economic feature for each.

New England: shipbuilding and fishing; Middle Colonies: breadbasket agriculture and trade; Chesapeake and Southern Colonies: tobacco, rice, indigo, and slave labor.