APUh period 2

Cards (56)

  • where did the earliest, Spanish and Portuguese, settle

    central and south America (Spanish slowly migrated to North America)
  • what where the first successful British colonies
    Jamestown and Plymouth
  • what were important products for the first brittish colonies
    tobacco, timber, rice
  • what native tribes allied with Europeans
    Iroquois and Huron
  • what where the main motives for exploration to the Americas

    weath, spread of Christianity, and to escape perseqution
  • what did missionaries work to do in the Spanish Colonies
    counter the expanding protestant reformation
  • what Spanish settlemt was finally settled after falure and native resistance in 1565
    St. Augustine (Florida)
  • why did the Spanish struggle to establish permeant colonies

    little gold and silver, declining native population, and periodic hurricanes
  • Texas
    Grew in early 1700s as Spain resisted French efforts to explore the lower Mississippi River
  • what was important for the French due to trade
    rivers
  • did the french intermarry with natives
    yes
  • why did the dutch hire Henry Hudson

    to find westward passage to Asia
  • did the dutch intermarry with natives
    rarely
  • did the British intermarry with natives
    rarely
  • how did British colonies receive their authority

    a charted granting privileges from the monarch
  • corporate colonies
    • Jamestown, opperated by joint stock companies
  • royal colonies

    Virginia after 1624, under direct rule of the King's government
  • proprietary colonies
    • Maryland and Pennsylvania, under authority of those garnted charter form the King
  • what company founded Jamestown
    The Virginia Company
  • what where Plymouth and Jamestown mostly motivated by 

    religion and wealth
  • separatists
    wanted a separate church away from royal control
  • puritains
    wanted to purify/reform the church
  • 1632 King Charles I split part of Virginia to make ....

    Maryland for George Calvert
  • acts of toleration
    first clonial statue granting Christian religeous freedom *called for death to anyone that denied Jesus
  • What was the result of the Protestant Reformation
    • Ps win and repeal the acts of toleration
    • Cs no longer allowed to vote
  • Rogger Williams
    banished from NE for believing that consciousness didn't belong to the church --> makes Providence RI
  • Anne Hutchinson
    • banished for believing that salvation was through faith so there was no need for moral laws (antinomianism) --> makes Portsmouth
  • Fundimental Orders of Connecticut
    established representative gov with a legislature elected by popular vote and governor chosen by that legislature (first American constitution)
  • Connecticut creation
    1655 New Haven + Hartford, limited self gov
  • to increase royal control, King Charles ...
    split New Hamp from Mass in 1679n and made it a royal colony
  • halfway covenant
    to keep churches influence, a convent that allowed half Puritans without a formal conversion
  • restoration colonies
    North and South Carolina
  • middle colonies
    NY, NJ, PA, DE -> fertile land, diverse, good harbors, religiously tolerant
  • How was Penn formed
    gave William Penn land as a debt payment -> Pennsylvania (Holy Experiment because it test Quaker beliefs in government)
  • Frame of Gov (1682-1683)

    gauranteed representative assembly elected by landowners
  • Charter of Liberties (1701)

    a written constitution that guaranteed freedom of worship and unrestricted immigration
  • how did the Virginia Company encourage settlement

    promising the same rights as England
  • Mayflower Compact 1620
    Pilgrims pledged to make decisions by the will of the majority
  • terms of the Navigation Act
    • trade to and from colonies only made by B or C ships with B or C crews
    • all good imported to the colonies have to pass through ports in England
    • specified goods from the colonies could only go to England
  • what was the impact of the navigation acts on colonies
    • aided NE shipbuilding
    • gave Chesapeake tobacco monopoly in England
    • gave colonies military protection from the French and Spanish