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SUNY US: Test #1

Chapters 1-4 of notes

TermDefinition
Mercantilism “mother countries” grow rich by taking control of areas rich in resources to create a favorable balance of trade
Middle Passage the voyage across the Atlantic for slaves; crammed aboard ships for maximum profit
Salutary Neglect British policy of leaving political affairs to the colonists themselves, especially if economically beneficial. - Local assemblies gain more power than King’s appointed governors - Led to feelings of independence among colonial elites
Proclamation of 1763 To avoid further Indian conflicts, Brits issued Proclamation of 1763 that banned settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains - Angered colonists since they js fought in french and indian war just for no use
Self-Government a group that governs and rules itself (like the House of Burgesses in Jamestown and the Mayflower Compact in N.E)
Enlightenment applied scientific thought (reason) to the relationship between people and gov’t -people are born with rights, not given to them -changes peoples view of govt rule -do people serve govt or govt serve the people?
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