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The Colonies Grow

U. S. History

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Subsistence Farming Farmers produced just enough to meet their needs
Triangular Trade colonial ships traveled routes that formed a triangle between Europe, Africa and North America
Cash Crop crops that could be sold easily in markets
Diversity variety in culture
Tidewater area in the Southern region of flat, lowling plains along the seacoast
Middle Pasage inhumane part of the triangular trade shipping enslaved Africans to the West Indies
Overseer bosses on large plantations who kept slaves working
slave codes strict rules governing the behavior and punishment of enslaved Africans
Glorious Revolution Parliment forced the king out of power and the elected representives had more power
English Bill of Rights William and Mary signed this in 1689 guaranteeing certain basic rights to all citizens
export sell abroad
imported bought from foreign markets
mercantilism economic theory that states that as a state's or nation's power depended on its wealth
Navigation Acts series of laws between 1651 and 1673 that directed the flow of goods between England and the colonies
smuggling trading illegally
Great Awakening religious revival that swept through the colonies between 1720's and 1740's
literacy ability to read and write
Enlightenment movement that began in the middle 1700's which spread the idea that knowledge, reason and science could improve society
Benjamin Franklin best known American scientist during the Enlightment, invented lightning rod, biofocal eyeglasses and the Franklin stove
Iroquois Confederacy powerful group of Native Americans in the East that gave more trading rights to the British over the French
George Washington leader of the militia during the French and Indian War, established Fort Necessity
Albany Plan of Union proposed by Benjamin Franklin and called for one elected legislature to govern the colonies
alliances unions
General Edward Braddock commander in chief of the British forces in 1754 who was sent to drive the French from the Ohio valley
William Pitt prime minister of Britain during the French and Indian War
Battle of Quebec major battle in the French and Indian War in which the British won
Treaty of Paris of 1763 marked the end of France as a power in North America
Pontiac's War series of raids by Native Americans in 1763 - 1765 led by Pontiac who tried to join all of the Native Americans together
speculators investors
Proclamation of 1763 King George III declared that the Appalachian Mountains were the temporary western boundary for the colonies
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