Video Notes - Chesapeake vs New England Colonies; British vs Spanish Settlement

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Flashcards covering governance, motives, economy, and settlement differences between Chesapeake and New England, as well as British vs Spanish colonization patterns.

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Local government similarity: Chesapeake vs. New England?

Both had local self-government (House of Burgesses, town meetings).

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Chesapeake vs. New England: Motives & Economy?

Chesapeake: tobacco, labor (indentured/enslaved); New England: religious, small farms, fishing, trade.

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Puritan settlement goal phrase?

'A city upon a hill' (model Christian community).

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Why no large cash crops in New England?

Cold climate, rocky soil. Led to small farms, fishing, trade.

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Spanish North America: control & conversion?

Missions (conversion) and presidios (forts).

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British vs. Spanish settlement style?

British: families, towns, farms, businesses. Spanish: missions, forts, sparse population.

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Virginia vs. Spanish NA population?

Virginia alone had more British settlers than all Spanish NA.

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New England: main non-farming economy?

Fishing, shipbuilding, trading.

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Chesapeake: key crop & labor?

Tobacco. Labor: indentured servants, then enslaved Africans.

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Local government similarity: Chesapeake vs. New England?

Both had local self-government (House of Burgesses, town meetings).

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Chesapeake vs. New England: Motives & Economy?

Chesapeake: tobacco, labor (indentured/enslaved); New England: religious, small farms, fishing, trade.

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Puritan settlement goal phrase?

'A city upon a hill' (model Christian community).

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Why no large cash crops in New England?

Cold climate, rocky soil. Led to small farms, fishing, trade.

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Spanish North America: control & conversion?

Missions (conversion) and presidios (forts).

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British vs. Spanish settlement style?

British: families, towns, farms, businesses. Spanish: missions, forts, sparse population.

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Virginia vs. Spanish NA population?

Virginia alone had more British settlers than all Spanish NA.

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New England: main non-farming economy?

Fishing, shipbuilding, trading.

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Chesapeake: key crop & labor?

Tobacco. Labor: indentured servants, then enslaved Africans.

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What was the House of Burgesses?

First elected legislative assembly in Virginia (1619), landowners elected representatives.

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What were New England town meetings?

Local assemblies where community members made joint decisions.

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How did local governments impact independence?

Colonists' self-governance experience fueled their desire for independence from Britain.

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Why was Chesapeake climate good for cash crops?

Hot climate was ideal for growing crops like tobacco.

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Main Spanish motive for settling NA?

Find gold/silver; convert Native Americans to Catholicism.

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Consequence of British vs. Spanish settlement?

British colonies grew faster, leading to greater territorial expansion.

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Local government similarity: Chesapeake vs. New England?

Both had local self-government (House of Burgesses, town meetings).

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Chesapeake vs. New England: Motives & Economy?

Chesapeake: tobacco, labor (indentured/enslaved); New England: religious, small farms, fishing, trade.

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Puritan settlement goal phrase?

'A city upon a hill' (model Christian community).

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Why no large cash crops in New England?

Cold climate, rocky soil. Led to small farms, fishing, trade.

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Spanish North America: control & conversion?

Missions (conversion) and presidios (forts).

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British vs. Spanish settlement style?

British: families, towns, farms, businesses. Spanish: missions, forts, sparse population.

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Virginia vs. Spanish NA population?

Virginia alone had more British settlers than all Spanish NA.

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New England: main non-farming economy?

Fishing, shipbuilding, trading.

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Chesapeake: key crop & labor?

Tobacco. Labor: indentured servants, then enslaved Africans.

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What was the House of Burgesses?

First elected legislative assembly in Virginia (1619), landowners elected representatives.

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What were New England town meetings?

Local assemblies where community members made joint decisions.

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How did local governments impact independence?

Colonists' self-governance experience fueled their desire for independence from Britain.

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Why was Chesapeake climate good for cash crops?

Hot climate was ideal for growing crops like tobacco.

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Main Spanish motive for settling NA?

Find gold/silver; convert Native Americans to Catholicism.

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Consequence of British vs. Spanish settlement?

British colonies grew faster, leading to greater territorial expansion.

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Key difference: Chesapeake vs. New England economy?

Chesapeake (tobacco, slave labor) versus New England (small farms, fishing, trade due to climate/religious motives).

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Core reason for British vs. Spanish settlement differences?

British sought permanent family settlements (farming/business); Spanish sought gold/silver and native conversion (missions), leading to sparser settlement.