Chapter 5 Vocab

Major ethnic group that migrated to the colonies from Central Europe. They were typically Lutheran and settled in the Backcountry of Pennsylvania

• The Germans

• The Italians

• The Spanish

• The Russians

Immigrant group that came in waves to the colonies. Frequently, came as a result of conflict back home and were intensely religious. Very individualistic to the point they frequently experienced discrimination.

• Germans

• Anglo-Saxons

• The Scots-Irish, Irish, and Scots

• The French

A Scottish uprising against the English crown seeking to overthrow the King. Ended in failure with the leaders being drawn and quartered and traditional dress being banned.

• Queen Anne's War

• King William's War

• The Jacobite Rising of 1745

• War of Jenkins Ear

Was a Scottish Prince exiled to France who was the grandson of King James the II. Claimed the English throne.

• Prince William

• Prince George

• Prince James the III

• Bonnie Prince Charles

Was the culminating battle of the Jacobite Rising of 1745. Ended in a devastating Scottish defeat.

• Battle of Culloden

• Battle of the Monongahela

• Battle of the Cumberland

• Battle of Scotland Yard

The largest immigrant group to the English Colonies. Made up 49% of all immigration to the colonies.

• French

• Anglo-Saxons

• Germans

• Scots-Irish, Irish, and Scots

A major group of African slaves brought to nearly all the English colonies known for their strong warrior traditions.

• The Asante

• The Zulu

• The Yoruba

• The Igbo

A major abolitionist pamphlet published in 1700 which challenged the Slave trade, the institution of slavery, and racism. The pamphlet heavily relied upon the Bible to justify its arguments.

• The Selling of Daniel

• The Selling of Joseph

• The Selling of Jesus

• The Selling of John

A unique culture that developed in Virginia and Maryland that combined two cultures. This included a merging of language, architecture, and more.

• Irish-Chesapeake Culture

• Anglo-Chesapeake Culture

• Afro-Chesapeake Culture

• French-Chesapeake Culture

A unique culture that emerged in Coastal Carolina and Georgia that merged not just English culture but a variety of African Cultures

• Gullah and Geechee Cultures

• Afro-Chesapeake Cultures

• The Asante Culture

• The Ibo Culture