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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| pre-columbian peoples of the American southwest | Date: before 1492 Ancestral Pueblo/Anasazi people (names by the Spanish) lived in areas of southwestern US and many lived in pueblos. Dependent on maize; abandoned the civilizations they developed and joined other Southwest groups. |
| Pre-Columbian peoples of the Great Basin and Great Plains | Date: before 1492 Great Basin is an area between the Rocky & Sierra Mountains w the Shoshone, Piute & Ute peoples. Great Plains is an area between Mississippi River & Rocky Mountains w Sioux, Blackfoot, Arapaho, Cheyenne, Osage, Wichita & Omaha people |
| Pre-columbian peoples of the American Atlantic Seaboard | Date: before 1492 Algonquian people: tribes along the St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes. Iroquois Great League or Peace: tribes in NY Iroquois became a powerful force |
| Christopher Columbus | Date: 1451-1506 Italian navigator who landed in the Americas(10/12/1492). Originally wanted to find a water route to Asia and was convinced that the America’s were an extension of China. Returned with gold and encouraged future exploration. |
| Columbian Exchange | Date: 1492-1500s Transfer of new crops, livestock, culture, disease, technology, and ideas between Europe and the New World. Germs caused widespread disease and death in the New World, Europe’s population grew and economy suffered from inflation. |
| Treaty of Tordesillas | Date: 1493 Commitment between Spain and Portugal creating a Papal Line of Demarcation, dividing the New World: east for Portugal and west for Spain. |
| New Spain | Date: 1400s and 1500s Spain’s tightly controlled empire in the New World. Mainly located in North and Central America, included the Caribbean and Spanish East Indies. Spain began importing African slaves to supply their labor needs. |
| Encomienda System | Date: 1503 Developed to exploit(brutally), American Indian labor. Gave settlers the right to use inhabitants for agriculture and mining metals. Spain eventually took direct control over their management. |
| Social Structure if Spanish America | |
| black codes | |
| city upon a hill | |
| encomiendas | |
| evangelicalism | |
| headright system | |
| indentured servitude | |
| joint-stock company | |
| mercantilism | |
| middle passage | |
| praying towns | |
| proprietary colony | |
| puritanism | |
| royal colony | |
| salutary neglect | |
| slavery | |
| tariffs | |
| bacon’s rebellion | |
| glorious revolution in england | |
| the great awakening | |
| huron confederacy | |
| king philip’s war | |
| pequot war | |
| pueblo revolt | |
| salem witch trials | |
| spanish mission system | |
| the “starving time” | |
| stono uprising | |
| anne hutchison | |
| bartolomé de las casas | |
| benjamin franklin | |
| calvinists | |
| congregationalists | |
| george whitefield | |
| huguenots | |
| john rolfe | |
| john smith | |
| jonathan edwards | |
| juan de oñate | |
| maroons | |
| metacomet | |
| pilgrims | |
| pocahantas | |
| powhatan confederacy | |
| puritans | |
| roger williams | |
| separatists | |
| sir walter raleigh | |
| virginia company | |
| wampanoags | |
| cahokia | |
| the chesapeake | |
| jamestown | |
| the lower south | |
| massachusetts bay colony | |
| middle colonies | |
| new england | |
| act of toleration | |
| dominion of new england | |
| fundamental orders of connecticut | |
| halfway covenant | |
| maryland toleration act | |
| mayflower compact | |
| navigation acts | |
| Social Structure of Spanish America | Date: 1500s-1700s “Pure blood” had superiority. at odds w mixed marriage. Casta system - mixed people in new world. Peninsulares and creoles had highest social status, next we’re mestizo and mulattos, American Indians and Africans were at the bottom |
| Joint-stock company | Type of business structure to raise money for expeditions. Sold shares to investors who provided start-up funding. In return investors were paid based on profits of expedition |
| French Colonization in the New World |