Chapter 3 - US History review

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Indentured servants -

 poor immigrants who paid for passage to the colonies by agreeing to work for four to seven years

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Triangular trade -

a three-part voyage where enslaved Africans came to the Americas. Slave traders sailed from Europe to Africa, where they traded manufactured goods for enslaved Africans

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Middle Passage

shippers carried enslaved Africans across the Atlantic to the American colonies.

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Phillis Wheatley

A Person from Boston who managed to overcome enormous obstacles to distinguish themselves 

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Magna Carta -

a document that English nobles forced King John to accept in 1215

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Parliament -

became a bicameral, or two-house, legislature

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English Bill of Rights -

a document guaranteeing a number of freedoms and restating many of the rights granted in the Magna Carta

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Habeas corpus

the idea that no one could be held in prison without being charged with a specific crime

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Salutary neglect

The Glorious Revolution encouraged England to adopt a colonial policy

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Salutary neglect -

The Glorious Revolution encouraged England to adopt a colonial policy 

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Mercantilism

 a policy that holds that a nation or an empire could build wealth and power by developing its industries and exporting manufactured goods in exchange for gold and silver

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Navigation Acts

a series of trade laws that the Parliament in the mid-1600s enacted to obtain more sailors, ships, and trade. 

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Benjamin Franklin

 A successful printer who embodied Enlightenment ideals. 

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Great awakening

 it was a time when powerful evangelical preachers traveled from town to town giving emotion-packed sermons that deeply touched listeners

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Staple crops -

crops that are in steady demand

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Cash crops-

crops grown for sale

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Dame schools

private schools operated out of a woman’s home

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George Washington -

a young Virginian, whose troops attacked and defeated a small French force

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French and Indian War

 a conflict in which Washington’s defeat touched off a world war that eventually spread from America to Europe, Asia, Africa, and the West Indies

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Pontiac’s Rebellion -

an uprising after an Ottawa chief who organized an attack on Detroit began

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Proclamation of 1763

- Document that ordered colonial settlers to remain east of the Appalachian Mountains

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Albany plan of Union

Drafted by Benjamin Franklin, the plan called on the colonies to unite under British rule and to cooperate with one another in war

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The vast majority of enslaved Africans were sent where?

The west indies

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Which group immigrated to the colonies because of war, taxes, and religious persecution in their country?

The germans

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After 1660, the number of immigrants from England fell because…

The English economy improved and religious conflict diminished

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Why did slave traders broke families and groups apart?

To prevent rebellion

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Which group was best able to preserve some of their traditions and language?

Enslaved africans in the south

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Early in the 1600s, African workers were?

Treated like indentured servants and freed after several years of service

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The glorious revolution was a

Coup in England during which King James II was overthrown

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What was encourage under mercantilism?

Increased exports of goods and decrease import of goods

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What describes tje Enlightenment?

It challenged old ways of thinking

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In return for allowing salutary neglect, what did Europe expected in return?

Colonial cooperation with its economic policies

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In the mid 1700s, what did the American colonies all have in common?

Agricultural economy

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Outside of England education was

Less widely available

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Which colonies raised staple crop, tobacco

Virgiania and Maryland

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In the mid 1700s, slave labor in the middle colonies was..

Not essential

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Because of new England's climate and landforms, farmers…

Raised thwir livestock and grew wheat, maize and potatoes for their own use

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What describes new England's system of granting land?

Colonies granted land to groups who formed towns

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Why did new England's population grow dueing the 1600s?

The region offered a balanced population and healthier living conditions

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What caused the French and Indian war to shift in favor of Brittish in 1758

Brittish managed to cut off french shipping to the Americas

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Which region raised the majority of of staple crops in demand by Europeans?

Southern colonies, chasepeake