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APUSH Unit 1

TermDefinition
1492 Christopher Columbus Expedition
1607 Jamestown Founded
1619 House of Burgesses, 90 Maidens, 1st 20 Slaves to Virginia
1620 Mayflower Compact
1630 Massachusetts Bay Colony Founded
1630 - 1642 Great Migration of Puritans
1634 Maryland Colony Founded
1636 - 1638 Pequot War
1649 Act of Toleration Passed in Maryland
1662 Halfway Covenant Agreement Formed
1675 - 1676 King Philip’s War
1676 Bacon’s Rebellion
1680 Pope’s Rebellion
1681 Pennsylvania Colony Founded
1730s - 1740s The 1st Great Awakening
1732 Georgia Colony Founded
1734 - 1735 Zenger Trial
1739 Stono Rebellion
John Smith Jamestown leader, starving time, native relations
John Winthrop Massachusetts Bay Governor, “City on a hill”
Roger Williams Founded Rhode Island, Baptist faith, challenged the legality of the Bay Colony’s Charter
William Penn Founded Pennsylvania to protect Quakers
Jonathan Edwards Ignited Great Awakening, “Sinners in the hands of an angry god”
Metacom (King Phillip) Created an Indian alliance against the English, Chief Wampanoag
James Oglethorpe Military leader who repelled Spanish attacks and founded Georgia
George Whitefield Traveled along the country-side preaching, believed ordinary ppl could be saved
John Rolfe Leads Jamestown to economic success with tobacco, married Pocahontas
Thomas Hooker Founded Connecticut Colony, believed in separation of Church/State
William Bradford Pilgrim leader, governor of Plymouth Colony 30X
John Peter Zenger NY Printer charged with libel cuz he criticized a corrupt governor
Anne Hutchinson Spoke out against the teachings of Puritan Church, believed in Antinomianism (faith alone = salvation)
Mary Dyer Puritan turned Quaker, hanged for religious freedom and beliefs
Richard Hakluyt Founded the idea of mercantilism
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