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US and VA history

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Inuit hunted seal and walrus
extended families headed by elder woman
Crusades expeditions to free Christianity's holy land from Muslims
Renaissance period between 1350 and 1600, it referred to the "rebirth" of interest in ancient Greece and Rome. produced new ideas and technology for Europe
Columbus landed in the Bahamas and met the people called Taino, who were part of the Arawak. he called them Indians
Maize also known as corn, was first crop native Americans used to make bread
astrolabe a device which used the position of the sun to determine direction, latitude, and local time
Treaty of Tordesillas confirmed Portugal's right to control the route around Africa to India and confirmed Spain's claim to the new lands of America
potatoes became an important crop in Europe because the same amount of land planted with potatoes instead of rye could feed 4x the people
Louis Joliet and Jaques Marquette Joliet was a fur trader and Marquette was a Jesuit priest. they set off in search of a waterway the Algonquian people called the "big river" they found the Mississippi river and went as far as the Arkansas river
tobacco a cash crop for Jamestown. produced and sold for profit in England
Puritans immigrated to escape depression in England's wool industry and believed that every congregation should elect its own ministers
Providence a town in Rhode Island that tolerated different religious beliefs
Thomas Hooker a reverend who believed that everyone should be able to vote, not just church members
William Penn a Quaker who inherited the debt the king owed his father and therefore received New York and Maryland to settle it. he bought a colony and named it Pennsylvania
encomienda system protect Native America and try to convert them to Christianity
imprisoned people they wanted to start a new life in the Georgia colony, free from their debt in England
troubles in Jamestown people didn't know how to raise livestock, the upper class refused to do manual labor, Jamestown was built on swampy land with Malaria carrying mosquitoes
Massachusetts Bay Colony Charter called General Court, was made up of people who owned stock
Roger Williams ordered to leave Massachusetts for being a separatist
Quaker beliefs pacifism, no need for ministers, believed that everyone had an "inner light" from god
VA and MD plantation size (1700's) grew from the 1600's because of the switch from indentured servants to slave labor
Bacon's Rebellion convinced many planters that the way to keep a Virginia colony stable was to have land available in the back country
Middle colonies few wheat planters became wealthy because the cutting of wheat had to be done by hand
Enlightenment 1700's, promoted science and knowledge and emphasised logic and reason
indentured servants (Chesapeake) they couldn't afford land after their 7 years were up. therefore they couldn't make any money for themselves
Virginia slave code 1705, a set of laws that formally regulated slavery
Mercantilists people who believed that to become wealthy and powerful, a country had to accumulated gold and silver
staple act caused higher prices for goods in the colonies
John Locke Two Treatises of Government, which argued that a monarch's right to rule came from the people. everyone has natural rights of life, liberty, and property. the government has to protect these rights and if they don't, the people have the right to rebel
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