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APUSH Chapter2 Terms

2,3,4,15,18,19,21,23

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Anglicization Adoption of or becoming English in character and tradition. In colonial America, this took the form of English legal and social traditions dominating colonial institutions by the 18th century.
Anglo-Powhatan Wars Series of conflicts in the 1620s between the Powhatan Confederacy and English settlers in Virginia and Maryland.
Bacon’s Rebellion 1676 uprising in Virginia led by Nathaniel Bacon; his followers, former servants, were upset b/c the governor was unwilling to send troops to settle conflicts b/w settlers & Natives, & lack of representation of western settlers in the House of Burgesses.
Enlightenment European cultural movement spanning the late 17th century to end of the 18th century emphasizing rational and scientific thinking over traditional religion and superstition.
Great Awakening Series of religious revivals in colonial America that began in 1720 and lasted to about 1750.
head right system Created in Virginia in 1618, it rewarded those who imported indentured laborers and settlers with 50 acres of land.
House of Burgesses Local governing body in Virginia established by the English crown in 1619.
imperialism A policy of expanding the border and increasing the global power of a nation, typically via military force.
Church of England National church established by King Henry VIII after he split with the Catholic Church in 1534.
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