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8 Wilson mid. chap.4

wilson 8th grade midterm chapter 4 "The Colonies Develop"

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SUBSISTENCE FARMING producing just enough food for ones needs
NAVIGATION ACTS laws passed by the English government to ensure that England made money from its colonies' trade
TRIANGULAR TRADE complex system of transatlantic exchange of slaves, rum, sugar, and molasses
KING PHILIP Metacom leader of the Wampanoag tribe, who led the first attacks against the colonies
BACON'S REBELLION (CAUSE) 1676 rebellion in Virginia, caused by high taxes, Governor Berkeley wouldn't help defend frontier settlements from native americans, showed favoritism to large plantation owners.
"BREADBASKET COLONIES" middle colonies produced so much grain they were called breadbasket colonies.
NEW ENGLAND COLONIES ECONOMY puritans values of hard work led to economic success. ministers worried the success was threatening their religion. farming wasn't easy but some of the world's best fishing.
MIDDLE COLONIES ECONOMY growing cities, productive farms with long growing seasons
BACKCOUNTRY the western parts of many colonies. greatly influenced by it's geography
JOHN LOCKE BELIEFS english philosopher that argued that people have natural rights
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