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US History I Chpt. 2

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What were the Chesapeake Colony's 3 regions? - Tidewater - Back Country - Low Countr
What is Tidewater? Maryland & Virginia
What is Back Country? a vast territory that extended from the "fall line" of the foothills of the Appalachians to the furthest point of Western Settlement
What is a Fall line? a place of the foothills of the Appalachian where the waterfalls & rapids end up river travel
Why was there a high death rate in the late 18th century? because of the hot moist climate
What was the ration of Men to Women? 3:2
What colony did Lord Baltimore sell land? The Carolinas
What was the Headright System? When the household could take any 50 acres of land & claim it by marking its boundaries, planting a crop & constructing a habitation
What were Indentured servants? It was an agreement to work for a stated period in return for their passage
What would happen after their serving time? They were free and usually entitled an outfit. Those without land became squatters
What was The Squatters Rights? It was the right to buy land without paying for the improvements that they have made (this was not an actual law)
Where did most of the slavery happen in America? The Spanish & Portuguese colonies
What was a heathen? A non believer in Jesus Christ
Why were white servants more highly prized? -not as alien -knew how to farm the proper way - not as expensive as slaves at the time
What was the Royal African Company? It was an English Company that made slaves more readily available and it traded 5000 slaves per year.
Why was Tobacco hard to grow? - required semi-land - lots of labor
Who were going against each other in Bacon's Rebellion? William Berkeley & his Green Spring vs. western planters led by Nathaniel Bacon
What does Bacon die of? Dysentery
What was the result of Bacon's Rebellion? Virginia Society became wedded to slavery as an answer to its labor problems class division traded for racial ones
What did North Carolina & South Carolina grow? NC-Tobacco SC-Rice
What was the Negro Act? It forbid blacks from growing their own food, owning money, learning to read or white, could not leave plantations without permission from "master"
Why did they create the College of William & Mary? to train clergyman
Why was Georgia founded? -it was supposed to be a place for honest persons who had been imprisoned for debt -England created a charter for Georgia and transported 50,000 of them to Georgia
Why was Savannah founded by James Oglethorpe? To create a colony for sober, yeomen farmers
What were all of the rules in Savannah? - Did not own slaves - worked fields on their own - land grants limited to 50 acres - wanted everybody sober = no alcohol - slaves were banned - Indian trade was strictly regulated
Why did Georgia become a royal colony? because rules were quickly circumvented
Who moved into the back country? Scots-Irish & Germans
What were some responsibilities of a Puritan Father? - providing physical welfare for the hosuehold - making sure they all behave properly - transacting all economic dealings
What were some responsibilities of a Puritan Mother? -keeping the house educating the children -improving what men brings home
What was the Great Migration? It was the movement of many African Americans who moved from the South to the North
What was the Half-Way Covenant? a form of partial church membership adopted by the Congregational churches of colonial New England in the 1660s
What was The DOminion fo New England? It was when England thought to make all of New England a royal colony - This included NJ and PN
Who was Edmund Andros? - a professional soldier, and administrator
What did Andros do? - abolished popular assemblies -changed the land - grant system to give the king quitrents -enforced religious toleration
How was the General Court elected? Elected by property owners (did not have to be church owners)
What did New Englanders start successfully trade? (but only was successful for a little while?) beaver & other fur bearing animals
What did New England turn to after trading only animal furs? Relied on the Triangle Trade
Where did New Englanders trade? Spain, Canary Islands, West Indies, Madeira
who was the governor of the Dominion of New England? Edmund Andros
What marked the beginning of the back country? The fall line
Who was the founder of Georgia? Oglethorpe
Who was the minister who helped end the witch trials? Increase Mather
Who's case helped start freedom of the press in the US Zenger
Who introduced indigo to the South Eliza Lucas
What were the Middle Colonies? Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware New York
Who took over New York in 1689? Jacob Leisler
Who was Leisler? a disgruntled merchant and militia merchant
Who was the New York Weekly Journal run by? John Peter Zenger
Who were the Paxton Boys? Scots-Irish from Lancaster County
What did Ben Franklin do? Franklin acknowledged their grievances and said that they would do better
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