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Who married Pocahontas? John Rolfe
What did Nathaniel Bacon believe? That colonists should be able to take the Indian's land
Why did the Pilgrims leave England? they wanted to escape persecution
What did the Puritans believe? That women should not be religious leaders....like Anne Hutchinson
In New England, what was an important industry? fishing
Which group was persecuted in both England and America? the Quakers
During the Great Awakening, what did religious leaders allow? ordinary church members to participate no matter their race, gender or class
What did Enlightenment thinkers believe? that one of the best ways to improve society was to use logic and reason
What did Samuel Adams believe? that Parliament couldn't tax the colonists without their permission
What did the Puritans think about priests and bishops? that they had too much power over church members
What was one effect of the Intolerable Acts? the Boston Harbor was closed until Boston paid for the ruined tea
What is the Triangular Trade? the trading network where goods and slaves were moved between England, America and Africa
What does authority mean? to have power or right to rule
What is a crop that is continously in demand called? staple crops
What were the laws passed to control slaves? slave codes
What did they call a person that received free passage to another country when they agreed to work without pay for a certain length of time? indentured servent
another name for causes factors----things that influence something else or play a part in an outcome
What did Nathaniel Bacon do? led a group of former slaves in the Bacon's Rebellion
What did the Toleration Act of 1649 do? made it a crime to restrict religious rights of Christians
Where did the Pilgrims get permission to settle? Virginia
In the Great Migration, what did John Winthrop do? took a fleet of ships and left England with Puritans to seek religious freedoms
What colony did Anne Hutchinson found? Portsmouth
What was the capital of the colony established by William Penn? Philadelphia
Who believed that there was a social contract between the government and the citizens? some Enlightenment thinkers
Who signed the Treaty of Paris? Britian and France
What slogan summed up Samuel Adam's ideas? No Taxation Without Representation
What was the boycotting of goods from Britain a reaction to? the Townshend Acts
During what event did the British soldiers shoot into the crowd and kill 5 men? Boston Massacre
What was the first English settlement in North America Jamestown
What did the Puritans want to do? reform the Anglican church
What was the Mayflower Compact? one of the first attempts at self-government
Why was shipbuilding an important industry in New England? because they had plenty of forests so had plenty of materials
What were the Quakers also known as? Society of Friends
What reduced the powers of the English monarch? the English Bill of Rights
Whose defeat started the French and Indian War? George Washington
What were the key components of the slave culture? family and religion
What group did Samuel Adams help organize? Sons of Liberty
The Tea Act allowed ____ to sell tea directly to the colonists? the British East India Company
In which event did the colonists dump over 350 chests of tea into the harbor? Boston Tea Party
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