Intro to Colonization - AKFCS Freshmen

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Colony

Settlements in distant/different areas where new lands come under the control of another country, predominantly done by European powers

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Mother Country

European countries that are moving around the world taking over colonies

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New World

Area in the Americas (North and South America) that was colonized in the early 1600s

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Mercantilism

Belief that there is a finite amount of money in the world

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Cause of Colonization (Social/Political)

Europe was becoming overpopulated and needed new places to live

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What is an example of Social/Political colonization?

Experiments such as Australia/Georgia with criminals or undesirable people

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What is another example of Social/Political colonization?

Rewards such as land grants (e.g., Carolinas given to supporters of the king Charlemagne)

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Why was land important socially/politically?

Land is a status for countries

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Cause of Colonization (Economic)

To get resources for free

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How did colonies provide money to the mother country?

Through taxes and forcing colonists to buy products from the mother country

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What is mercantilism?

Belief that gold is finite, so countries must get gold from colonies or fight other countries to gain more

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Cause of Colonization (Religious)

To avoid religious persecution (being punished for your religion)

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What is an example of Religious colonization?

Pilgrims from Britain avoiding persecution

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Who were missionaries?

People that moved around to convert others to Christianity

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What is an example of missionaries?

California cities were named after Spanish missionaries sent to convert natives to Christianity

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Where did the British colonize?

East coast of the US and Northern Canada

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Where did the Spanish colonize?

Central and South America

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Where did the French colonize?

Quebec, Canada and central US

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What other countries colonized?

Russia and Portugal

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What were the results of colonization?

Led to large-scale conflicts

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What kinds of conflicts happened?

European countries vs each other, European countries vs colonists, European countries vs Native Americans