Lesson 4 "England Colonies"

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What did the Magna Carta do?

Limited the royal power so England could be ruled by laws rather than by tyrants

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What power did Parliament have

The power to impose taxes

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Who are Puritans

People who believed that the Church of England needed further “purifying” and wanted to simplify religion to its most basic elements

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What were the simple elements the Puritans wanted?

  • People worshipping god

  • self-governing congregations without the government interfering in Cathholic and Anglican ceremonies


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What did King James I think about the Puritans

Due to embracing the conservative Anglican Church, he banish or imprisoned the Puritans

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Who were the Separatists

People who didn agree with the Angelican Church/ The Church of England and the king

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What were the founders of Jamestown seeking?

They were seeking land and wealth

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What were the founders of Plymouth seeking?

They were seeking freedom from religious persecution

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Who started Slavery

Portugal

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How did Portugal start slavery

By capturing tribe members and selling them to Europeans

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What are Indentured Servants

People who worked in exchange for passage to the colonies and were the primary source of labor

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What did the Indentured Servants get when their servitude was over

They got “Freedom Dues”

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Where was Jamestown found?

In Virginia 1607

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Where was Plymouth found

In Massachusetts Bay 1620

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What was the “most important organizational innovation of the Age of Exploration?”

The Joint Stock company

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What did the Joint-Stock company do for Jamestown

It made investments in Jamestown that ensures they can make money

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What motivated England to establish American colonies?

  • to provide raw materials

    • tobacco, corn, sugarcane, rice, fur(to make beaver hats), and wood

  • For English-made goods to be sold

    • ex: selling beaver hats back to the colonist\

  • A safety valve to relieve social pressures

    • People facing religious persecution

    • criminals/ people who stole

    • people who owed a lot of money


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What was “America’s prized tresure”

Land

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What document established that “England was to be ruled by laws rather than by tyrants?”

The Magna Carta

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Who was Pocahontas

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Why did Pocahontas “surprise” the Jamestown colonies

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