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AP US History

Unit 1 + 2 Review

Early English SettlementsEarly English SettlementsDevelopment of New EnglandDevelopment of New EnglandRestoration Colonies & moreRestoration Colonies & moreColonial AmericasColonial Americas
House of Burgesses first legislative assembly in America, made to keep order in New England North Carolina royal colony, rice plantatino The Great Awakening 1730s-1740s, religious movement that swept through the colonies
Columbian Exchange passage of England colonists coming to the New world, spread diseases to Natives Mayflower Compact signed by Mayflower passengers to state decisions would be made by majority South Carolina royal colony, self-sufficient tobacco farms Johnathan Edwards preacher, sparked the Great Awakening
Joint-Stock Company financed & organized Jamestown Maryland Act of Toleration gave religious freedom to only Christians in Maryland New York royal colony, Dutch, let settlers speak & follow religion freely George Whitefield preacher, spread the Great Awakening, independence from ministers
Jamestown (1607) first permanent English colony Indentured Servant someone from England hired to work in exchange for passage to colonies New Jersey royal colony, made generous land offers & religious freedom Zenger Case set an example of freedom of press among colonies
John Smith leader of Jamestown, "if you don't work, you don't eat" Headright System gives 50 acres to whoever brings an indentured servant to the colonies Pennsylvania & Delaware proprietary colonies (king granted land to Quaker William Penn), religious freedom The Enlightenment 18th century movement in literature & philosophy
John Rolfe responsible for tobacco growth in Jamestown, husband to Pochahontas Bacon's Rebellion Nathaniel Bacon (poor farmer) & others rebelled against the Virginia government & failed Georgia royal colony, founded as a buffer from Spanish Florida & a place for debtors from England Two Treatises of Government John Locke, questioned absolute monarchy (no king)
Plymouth founded for religious motivations (separatists) Roger Williams Puritan leader, kicked out of Mass Bay because of controversial views on religion, settled in Rhode Island Mercantilism economic system where the colonies supply raw materials to England and England supplies manufactured goods for the colonies
Massachusetts Bay founded for religious motivations (puritans) Anne Hutchinson exiled from Mass Bay for questioning religious ideas, believed in antinomianism Navigation Acts rules for Colonial trade: all trade had to be supervised by England & only specific goods from colonies can go to England
John Winthrop leader of puritans & Massachusetts Bay, "City Upon a Hill" Fundamental Orders of Connecticut first written constitution, It established a representative gov't Dominion of New England King James II combined some colonies to gain more royal power over them
Halfway Covenant allowed people to become members of a church without 'conversion' difference between New England & Virginia Virginia: money & economics New England: religious freedom, longer lives, peace with Natives
New England Confederation military made by some colonies & directed by 2 representatives from each colony
King Phillips (Metacom's) War Metacom's native tribes fought colonists & ended up failing
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