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10.16 Chapter 4 s.s

10.16 Chapter 4 s.s notes study guide

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biggest factor in huge colonial population growth from 1700 - 1750? natural increase & immigration
which non English group was the largest and often challenged authority scots-irish
what did the transportation act of 1718 lead to? convicts being sent to america
why did native Americans moves west to the "middle ground"? to escape disease and English settlement
what best describes colonial cities? cities were focused on trade and only 5% lived there
What did the enlightenment encourage people to belive? knowledge came from reason and science
Which person is most connected to the American enlightenment benjamin franklin
What did the policy of salutary neglect mean? England ignored its own trade laws
What did the great wagon road mainly help spread ideas and trade between colonies
Colonial assemblies gained power by controlling what? finances and taxes
How did trade and consumer goods make colonist feel more "American"? buying goods from Britain and trading with other colonies created share culture and identity
Why was the Enlightenment both accepted and resisted in the colonies? People liked practical ideas for improving life but still defended the church
Whatw as one long term effect of Salutary Neglect on colonial government? colonies became used to self rule and managing their own trade
How did Native Americans try to stay independent while trading with Europeans? they played the English and French against each other and formed confederacies
one social/cultural reason colonists bean feeling less english? shared culture,fashion, consumer habitats
one economic reason colonist began feeling less english? trade independence and self reliance
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