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rode the Pinta & was the first to see the America's on October 12, 1492   Rodrigo de Trianna  
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ship that was authorized to find a water route to the Indies   Pinta  
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What were the Indies?   India, China, & other Asian Lands  
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first man to sail along with North American Coast   Lief Ericson  
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movement of people for the purpose of settling in a new land   migration  
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created by dropped glaciers, Asians used it to reach North America   land bridge  
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tribes that lived on the far north on the coastal edges of North America   Inuit & Aleut  
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northern people who were nomads   Koyukon & Ingalik  
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people who moved their homes regularly in search of food   nomads  
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lived in Southwest & made their own farming methods   Hopi & Zuni  
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nomadic Indians in the SouthWest   apache  
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traveled great distances on foot and hunted buffalo for food, clothing, & shelters   Plains Indians  
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settled in lower Mississippe rivers, had towns with several thousnad peope who built temples   Natchez  
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family relationships that organized society   kinship  
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groups of families who share a common ancestor   clan  
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passing tradtions from generation to generations by word of mouth   oral history  
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another word for trade   barter  
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also known as the Mideival Ages   Middle Ages  
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inspired the muslin & islam religions   Muhammed  
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a powerful lord/noble divided gis land among lesser lords   feudalism  
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peasants bound to the land they work on   serfs  
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another word for estate   manor  
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produced everything a society needed to survive & the trade links died out   Manor System  
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head of the catholic church   pope  
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authorized religious officials who performed ceremonies   clergy  
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hole wars   crusades  
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merchants, traders & artisans which made & sold goods to the manors   middle class  
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those who rule over territories or states   monarchs  
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when the duke of normandy conquered England   the Norman Conquest  
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forced his nobles to sign the Magna Carta   King John  
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"Great Charter", foundation for future American Ideals of liberty & justice   Magna Carta  
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"rebirth" of Europe   Renaissance  
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using reason to explore the world   humanism  
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most gifted writer in English history   William Shakespeare  
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invented the printing press   Johann Gutenberg  
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started by Martin Luther after he posted the 95 thesis   The Reformation  
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claimed the bible ruled over the church, started reformation   Martin Luther  
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follows of Martin Luther   Protestants  
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established a school for mariners   Prince Henry of Portugal  
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United Spain & drove Muslims out of Spain   Ferdinand & Isabella  
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tropical grassland with scattered trees where nomads raised livestock   savanna  
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using kinship in society   lineage  
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established friendly relationship with Portugese   Oba  
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Muslim empire that had many religious scholars   Songhai  
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made Songhai a Muslim Empire   Askia Muhammed  
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center of learning, Islam   Timbuktu  
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religion started by Muhammed   Islam  
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captured in war, worked for owners   slaves  
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discovered america in 1492, sailed 3 ships, Nina, Pinta & Santa Maria   Christopher Columbus  
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3 ships sailed by Columbus   Nina, Pinta, & Santa Maria  
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gave Columbus gifts when he arrived in the America's   Tainos  
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Native Americans from the Indies   Indians  
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new era of transatlantic trade   Columbian Exchange  
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new food of Euopes poor, which helped save them from famine   potato  
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explorers infected the North Americans with______   diseases  
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signed the Treaty of Tordesillas   Pope Alexander  
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said Spain ruled the West & Portugal ruled the rest   Treaty of Toresillas  
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imaginary line that divided up spain & portugal's lands   Line of demarcation  
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large farms   plantations  
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native americans migrated to_______   America  
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distinct_______ & _______ developed   languages & customs  
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people adapted to the _______   environment  
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2 tribes on the Northern Coast   Inuit & Aleut  
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nomadic tribes in the north   Koyukon & Ingalik  
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_______ were a food soruce on the northwest coast   waterways  
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there were rich ______& it was densly_______   resources, populated  
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in cali there were diverse_____, along with ________,farming, & gathering   languages &fishing  
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inland areas bwteen cascades & rockies   the plateau  
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dry region between rockies & seirra nevada   the great basin  
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dry region, home of Hopi, Zuni, Navaho, Anasazi   The Southwest  
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central region of continent, home of Mandans, Wichita, , Pawnee,used dogs as packing animals, had farming & buffalo   the plains  
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woodlands with ample rainfall, hunting, gathering, farming, & fishing, home of Seneca, Lenape, & Iroquois   the northeast  
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woodlands, hunted, fishing, gathering, had mound builders, huge eartnern structures   the southeast  
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3 shared customs & beliefs   social structure, (kinship), religion, and preserving culture  
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one thing Native Americas NEVER sell   land  
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after renaissance there were advances in________   politcal thought  
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the_____ was invented which helped with communcation   printing press  
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_______dominate eco system   wealthy merchants  
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______ & _______compete to explore sea routes   Spain & Portugal  
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there were advances in _____(3)_____   art, philosophy, & science  
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african society was organized by ______   lineage groups  
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african religion   supreme being & lesser spirits  
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land is plentiful, power rests on ________   # of people ruled  
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european religion   christianity  
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what determines your land?   your wealth  
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what were spains 3 motives for conquering the americas?   god, gold, & glory  
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was the first to see the pacifica ocean from american continent   vasco nunes de balboa  
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began the first expedition to sail around the whole earth   ferdinand megellan  
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conquered entire empire of the Incas   Fransico Pizarro  
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spansih conquerer   conquistador  
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areas settled by immigrants who continue to be ruled by their parent country   colonies  
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system where native americans were forced to work for the profit of an indivual in exchange for their wellbeing   ecomienda system  
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spanish word for mixed, bcause native americans and spanish were mixed on the same land   mestizos  
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part of expediton that shipwrecked near texas, starnded for 8 years   alvar nunez calenza de vaca  
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traveled into american southwest in search of 7 golden cities   estevanico  
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he & his sailors were the first spanish to cross the Mississippi   Hernan de Soto  
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claimed new Mexico   Juan de Onate  
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people wh were sent by the church to tell peope about their religion   missionaries  
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when the peublos fiercly reisted the spanish   peublo revolt of 1680  
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inspired the peublo people in new mexico to drive the spnish out of santa fe   pope  
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first english explorer to sail the atlantic   john cabot  
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made 3 voyages across the atlantic in search of a trade route to asia   sir martin frobisher  
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trade route to asia   northwest passage  
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explored for english & dutch, found and named a river in Ny   henry hudson  
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most famous of englands "sea dogs"   Sir Francis Drake  
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privatly owned ship or the captain of such a ship hiredby a gov to attack foregin ships   privateer  
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protestant queen of England , authorized sea dogs to attack catholic spain   elizabeth 1st  
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when walter raleigh tried to start a colony on roanoke   roanoke disaster  
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tried to start a colony on roanoke   walter raleigh  
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early form of native trive, only clue to raleighs fate   croaton  
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certificate of permission from the king   charter  
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sent 100 colonists to virginia & named it jamestown   virginia company  
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founded by colonists from virginia   jamestown  
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made virginia a royal colony   king james  
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made a colony by king james   virginia  
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first example of limited self gov in the english colonies   house of burgesses  
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became the basis of colonists economy   tobacco  
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shipped tobacco to europe   john rolfe  
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owners of plantations   planters  
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people who would work for a master and the master would pay for their voyage   indentured servants  
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raised an army to fight the native americans in 1676   nathanial bacon  
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made 3 voyages to canada & french king claimed the region called new france   jaques cartier  
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found first successful french colony in north america (quebec) & mapped atlantic shores   samuel de champlain  
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broke with catholic church & named and found anglican church   king henry VIII  
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colony named by pilgrims   plymouth  
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taught colonists how to plant corn   squanto  
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movement of colonists to england   great migrationnn  
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idea that different religions should live in peace together   religious tolerance  
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joined massachutets bay colony & plymouth into one   william & mary  
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colonies to the south of england, NY NJ PA & DE   middle colonies  
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colony graned by a king or queen to an individual or group who could make laws and ruled as they wished   proprietary colonies  
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members or protestant groupd that suffered from persecution in england   quakers  
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created as a haven for catholics being persecuted in england   maryland  
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spansih settled in the southest to________   build forts for protection  
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spanish settled in southwest to_______   make money off farming  
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spansih settled in west_______   to establish and protect trade routes across the pacific ocean  
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based on fur trade, located on lawrence river   New France  
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stlled by pilgrims   plymouth  
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settled by puritans,strict rules, religious tolerance, had praying towns   MASSACHUSETTS BAY  
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acquired from dutch, located at mouth of hudson river, trading colony of furs   New York  
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found by quakers, haven for people of everyfaith, "holy experiment"   Pennsylvania  
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found by catholics, but many puritans moved there, protected people who believed in Jesus   Maryland  
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his quotes convinced american colonists of economif opportunies available to them   benjamin franklin  
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13, each week benjamin franklin tried to live by them   franklin's virtues  
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hald that a country should keep as much bullion, gold, and silver as possible   mercantalism  
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difference in value between imports & exports   balance of trade  
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approved a stronger version of the navigation act   king charles II  
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delcared religious tolerance, collected taxed without kings approval   edmund andros  
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respect for different religious beliefs   religous tolerance  
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established colonies james had abolished   William & Mary  
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3 types of colonies   royal, proprietary, & charter  
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served under goverenmnt, dominated colonist government   colonial legislature  
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people who were elegible to vote   qualified voters  
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when the British neglected their colonies   salutary neglect  
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the southern colonies   va md sc nc ge  
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colnies from maryland north to ny   middle colonies  
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region os small sufficient farms & towns dependent on long distance trade   new england colonies  
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trade between 3 points in the atlantic world   triangular trade  
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people placed under a lgal contract to work for another person in exchange for learning a trade   apprentices  
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book published by benjamin franklin   "poor richards almanac"  
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training grounds for ministers & lawers   colonial colleges  
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launched the "New York Weekly Journal"   peter zenger  
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went through the many horrors of slavery & told about them   olaudah equiano  
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1 leg of triangular trade between the america's, europe, & africa   middle passage  
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when several slaves killed over 20 whites   stono  
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people who enter a new country to settle   immigrants  
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built by french, located by erie pa   fort presque island  
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revival of religious feeling   great awakening  
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great awakening was a response to his preaching   johnaton edwards  
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preached to those in churches & out in the open   geore whitefield  
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trade develops in _______ & ______   New England & Middle Colonies  
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salutary neglect encourages________   self government  
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________ & _______ determined place in society   gender & race  
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wealthy individuals were callled_______   gentry  
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land ownership broiught______ & ______   status & power  
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women had ____________ after marriage   very few legal rights  
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where did slaves harvest rice & indigo, work in brutal conditions, & preserve many african customs   south carolina & georgia  
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where did slaves harvest tobacco & fill many work roles?   VA & maryland  
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where did slaves work as cooks, servants, & skilled workers?   middle colonies & new england  
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in colonial south carolina & georgia most slaves worked on_________   plantations  
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increased colonial production of stale crops led to_________   an increase in slaves brought to america  
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what led to the shaping of New France   establishment of farming communities  
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olaudah equiano is remembered for   an escape from slavery  
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what did the great awakening do to the religious in the colonies?   made religious in colonies more democratic  
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