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chesapeake
region around chesapeake bay, economy = tobacco, high death rate, more men than women
headright system
virigina gave 50 acres to anyone who paid a person’s passage to colony, indentured servitude
indentured servitude
poor europeans worked 4-7 years in exchange for passage then gain freedom, main chesapeake labor source until 1600s
bacon’s rebellion
nathaniel bacon led frontier farmers and servants against gov berkely, native policy and elite control, shift to enslaved african labor
house of burgesses
virgina assmebly, 1st elected rep body, colonial self government
puritanism
calvinist protestant who wanted to purify church of england, founded MA bay, “city upon a hill”
great migration
20,000 move to new england, usually as families, gave new england a stable fast growing population
mayflower compact
aggreement among pilgrims to govern themselves by majority rule, self government
salutary neglect
britain loosely enforced laws, colonies got used to it
triangular trade
trade routes linking europe, africa and americans
middle passage
brutal atlantic crossing of slaves
slave codes
colonial laws that defined slavery as a lifelong, hereitary, race based
great awakening
emotional revivals by jonathan edwards and george whitfield, challenge church authority
colonial regional differences
new england: small farms, trade, shipbuilding, towns middle: diverse, grain south: cash crops,plantations, slavery
religious toleration
allow multiple fatiths, maryland toleration act, quacker penn