What caused Bacon's Rebellion?

Indentured servants were treated badly and many died before their contract ended. The House of Burgesses was comprised of rich land owners who did not protect the indentured servants so they rebelled.

Name the New England Colonies

Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire

What is one thing the Pilgrims and Puritans have in common?

They both wanted religious freedom

What is one difference between the Pilgrims and Puritans?

Puritans wanted to live strictly and to purify the church as Christians living without sin. They came as families and sacrificed for the common good. The pilgrims wanted religious freedom by separating from the church of England and were more radical.

Describe the importance of the Mayflower Compact.

This was signed by the Pilgrims as they came to Plymouth. The agreed to work together under a set of laws that they created. It was the first representative government in the new world.

What New England Colony gave America its first example of a written constitution?

Connecticut was the first colony to give America a written constitution. It was called the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

In what colony did John Winthrop create a "city on a hill"?

Massachusetts Bay Colony/Boston

Why did he choose the name the "city on a hill?"

He wanted it to be an example or model to other Christians

Name 2 differences between the Massachusetts colony and the Virginia colony.

Massachusetts was founded for religious reasons, but Virginia was founded to find gold and make a profit. Massachusetts is a New England Colony and Virginia is a Southern Colony

What type of government existed in New England?

Government centered around the church with town meetings where church members would vote on things.

What was King Phillip's War?

It was a war between the Wampanoag tribe led by Metacomet against the colonists in New England. They did not want them on their land. The colonists ended up winning, but they lost nearly 20% (1,000) of their men.

Name the Middle (or Mid Atlantic) Colonies.

Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York

Which Colony was known for the "holy experiment?"

Pennsylvania- William Penn created a colony for the Quakers to promote religious tolerance

Why was the Georgia Colony Founded?

It was founded to create a buffer between the important port of Charleston where trade took place and Spanish ruled Florida. It was also a place for England to send the "worthy poor" to have a better chance in life

What is Salutary Neglect?

It was the approach that England to took to governing the colonies for many years before the French and Indian War. They allowed the colonists to rule themselves and govern themselves as long as they continued to trade and provide natural resources to England. (they left them alone)

What is Mercantilism?

It is an economic plan to create wealth by having more exports than imports. You have to have resources/raw materials in order for this to work.

What impact did the Navigation Acts have on the British Colonists?

England placed the Navigation Acts on the Colonies to control trade. It said that the colonies were only allowed to trade England. (it lead to smuggling resources to other places to make money)

Johnathan Edwards was a part of this movement in the early 1730's and 1740's.

The Great Awakening. It was a religious movement saying that people should form their own relationship with God and how to worship him, not to only listen to church leaders.

What is social mobility?

Being able to work hard and move up the social class. Going from poor to rich as Benjamin Franklin did.

Who represented social mobility and individualism in the colonies?

Benjamin Franklin. He was poor when he was young and worked hard to become rich. He was an individual because he left home in Boston to move to Philadelphia when he was only 17.

Who founded Rhode Island?

Roger Williams after he was banished from Puritan Massachusetts

What was Jamestown's most serious problem during the first year?

The settlers were inexperienced with farming and their attitudes affected their success. Also infectious diseases and Native American attacks hurt them as well.

The main purpose of the Navigation Acts was to ______?

control trade with the colonies

England wanted to hold on to the colonies because

They provided raw materials and food to England. They also bought English goods.

Why was New France so important to the French?

The fur trade with the Native Americans brought them wealth.

Why did Europeans want West African slaves?

They wanted them to work on the plantations in the New World.

Which colonies wanted slavery and why?

The southern colonies wanted slavery because they wanted them to work on the large plantations.

How did the English settling in the colonies and expanding westward affect the Native Americans?

They took their land and threatened their way fo life.

How would you describe the House of Burgess?

It was a form of self government and showed that the colonists wanted to rule themselves in the colonies.

Why was New England's economy different from the Southern Colonies?

New England had rocky soil that was not good for farming. They had lots of forests so lumber was used to make ships. In the Southern Colonies the soil was fertile, so farming was how they made money. The geographic conditions in each region made their choices different.

Town meetings are an example of what?

direct democracy. All people vote directly on the laws.

Chief of the Powhatan Confederacy and father to Pocahontas. At the time of the English settlement of Jamestown in 1607, he was a friend to John Smith and John Rolfe. When Smith was captured by Indians, Powhatan left Smith's fate in the hands of his warriors. His daughter saved John Smith, and the Jamestown colony. Pocahontas and John Rolfe were wed, and there was a time of peace between the Indians and English until Powhatan's death.

Wampanoag Native American (also known as Prince Phillip) who fought against European settlers in New England

The "shotgun house" is a narrow rectangular domestic residence with African architectural origins.. Usually no more than 12 feet (3.5 m) wide, consisting of three to five rooms in a row with no hallways and have a narrow, rectangular structure with doors at each end of the house. It was the most popular style of house in the Southern United States from the end of the American Civil War (1861-65), through the 1920s. (Fun fact Elvis Presley grew up in one as a small child in Tupelo, Mississippi)

Puritan leader who became the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony

He founded Rhode Island for separation of Church and State. He believed that the Puritans were too powerful and was ordered to leave the Massachusetts Bay Colony for his religious beliefs.

House of Burgesses, 1619

The first elected lawmaking body in North America, established by the Virginia Company to allow representative government in Virginia.

A Quaker that founded Pennsylvania to establish a place where his people and others could live in peace and be free from persecution.

US HISTORY: Unit 1 Colonization Review Flashcards

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FLASHCARD QUESTION

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Why was Jamestown, Virginia founded?

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The Virginia Company, which was a joint stock company, was given a charter from England to start a colony and to search for gold and resources.

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What was the Virginia Company?

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a joint stock company which was composed of investors looking to make a profit in the new world

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What "saved" Jamestown by allowing the colonists to make large sums of money?

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growing tobacco and selling it

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Who introduced tobacco to Jamestown which helped them to survive and make money?

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John Rolf (he also married Pocahontas)

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Who were the Powhatans?

Back

They were the group of Indians who lived in the Virginia/Jamestown area.

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The Virginia Colony relied heavily on plantation agriculture. What labor did they use?

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Indentured servants at first. Then they relied on slave labor.

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What is the Headright system?

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It was a way to attract new settlers to the Jamestown/Virgina area because there was a shortage of labor to work the plantations. If you could pay your own way to Virginia, then you would be given 50 acres of land or if you brought an indentured servant there to work.

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