Pre-Columbian, Colonial, and Religious History Flashcards

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Clovis People

First widely recognized Native Americans in North America (~11,000 years ago).

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Olmec, Maya, Aztec

Major civilizations in Mesoamerica before European contact; advanced in writing, math, agriculture.

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Christopher Columbus

Italian explorer who sailed in 1492 and started the Columbian Exchange.

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Encomienda system

Spanish settlers could demand labor and tribute from Native Americans.

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Jamestown

Founded in 1607; first permanent English colony, established for economic gain.

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Pilgrims

English settlers in 1620 who created the Mayflower Compact for self-government.

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Mayflower Compact

Agreement for self-government created by the Pilgrims in 1620.

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Puritans

English Protestants seeking to 'purify' the Church; founded Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630.

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Indentured servants

Europeans working 4-7 years in exchange for passage to America.

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Bacon's Rebellion

1676 event that led to a shift from indentured servants to reliance on African slavery.

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Pequot War

1637 conflict where colonists and allies destroyed the Pequot tribe in Connecticut.

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King Philip's War

1675-1676 Native resistance in New England that was crushed, resulting in heavy casualties.

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Pueblo Revolt

1680 uprising where Pueblo expelled Spanish from New Mexico for 12 years.

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Stono Rebellion

1739; the largest colonial slave revolt that led to stricter slave codes.

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Pocahontas

Powhatan's daughter who helped mediate peace with Jamestown settlers.

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Powhatan

Leader of the Powhatan Confederacy; significant in early Jamestown relations.

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Roger Williams

Banished from Massachusetts Bay for advocating religious freedom; founded Rhode Island.

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Anne Hutchinson

Challenged Puritan clergy and was banished in 1637.

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Great Awakening

1730s-40s religious revival characterized by emotional preaching and new denominations.

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Puritans vs Quakers

Puritans were strict with little tolerance; Quakers promoted equality, tolerance, and peace.

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1492

Year Columbus arrived in the Americas, marking the beginning of the Columbian Exchange.

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1607

Year Jamestown was founded.

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1620

Year Pilgrims landed at Plymouth and established the Mayflower Compact.

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1676

Year of Bacon's Rebellion and King Philip's War.

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1680

Year of the Pueblo Revolt.

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1681

Year Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn.

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1730s-1740s

Period during which the Great Awakening occurred.

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1739

Year of the Stono Rebellion.