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US HISTORY

US HISTORY Chapter 2.4 and 3

TermDefinition
William Penn Son of a wealthy military admiral who was part of the society of friends(quakers) who later gets a land charter from Charles II to Pennsylvania
New Netherland Capital of the dutch colony New Amsterdam. Later becomes new york after the duke of york takes it over.
New Amsterdam Dutch colony which was based on the fur trade. Eventually the colony accepts all types of people and they are taken over by England
Peter Stuyvesant leader of new netherland
Proprietor Owner of a colony
Quakers Society of friends or people who believed everyone was equal. Dressed plainly, refused to fight in war, and hated by everyone
Mercantilism theory which stated that, money brought into a country, must always be more than brought out. Drive towards self sufficiency.
Balance of trade sell more goods than a country buys
Navigation acts laws that said the colonies could only sell its products to england As well as other specifications pertaining to trade.
shawn oomen useless piece of garbage that is doing nothing but wasting valuable human resources
Dominion of new England area from southern maine to new jersey united into one colony by james II
Glorious Revolution when james II was replaced by mary and william of orange because james was a stupid faggot.
salutary neglect beneficial neglect involved England relaxing its enforcement of navigation acts upon the colonist in return for economic loyalty from the colonies
cash crop one crop grown for sale rather than planters own use
planters owners of large profitable plantations, they controlled most of the South's economy. They controlled political and social institutions. Only took about 10% of the population.
small farmers formed majority of the population.
women had second-class citizenship. They had few legal or social rights: they could not vote, preach, or own property.
indentured servants They were lower on the social pyramid than women. They were mostly young white men.
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