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Pregunta | Respuesta |
Define substance farming and what colony it was most common in. | Producing just enough to meet immediate needs nothing to sell -New England |
What farming practice was common to New York. | Cash crop |
The most profitable cash crop in South Carolina in Georgia was | Rice |
How did England view its North American colonies economically? | As an economic resource |
How did Benjamin Franklin exemplify the enlightenment? | He was a scientist |
Define militia | A group of civilians trained to fight in emergencies |
What was the Albany plan of Union? | Colonies against France proposal |
The seven years war was a war between | France and Britain |
Which native leader recognize that British settlers threaten the native Americans way of life | Pontiac |
Define great awakening | Religious revival that’s swept through the colonies |
Which colony was the hub of shipping in North America? | New England |
Labor for the southern Rice field was provided by | Enslaved Africans |
In the southern colonies, the region of small farms was in the | Backcountry |
Define mercantilism | A theory that says a nations power depends on expanding trade |
What plan called for one general government for all the American colonies? | Albany plan of Union |
What British commander was sent to conquer the French and the Ohio valley | Edward Braddock |
The treaty of Paris marked the end of power in North America for | The French |
Which man changed Britain’s fortune in the war with France? | William Pitt |
What was the middle passage? | Voyage for black Africans across the Atlantic oceans to the west Indies freedom to slavery |
Define substance farming | Farming to produce only what is needed to eat |
The most inhumane aspect of the triangular trade | Middle passage |
Where were most of the large southern plantations located | Tidewater |
Define overseers | People hired by plantation owners to force slaves to work |
Which group controlled the economic and political life of the southern colonies | Plantation owners |
What were the navigation acts | Series of English laws regulating shipping from England to the colonies |
What three types of colonies were in the American colonies | Royal, proprieties, and charters |
the only people who could vote in the colonies were | White men with land |
What is the name of the first college? Founded in North America? | Harvard |
The American who best exemplified the enlightenment way of thinking was | Benjamin Franklin |
The commander-in-chief of the British forces in America, who wants to drive the French out of America was | Edward braddock |
What document marked at the end of France as a power in North America | Treaty of Paris |
After the treaty was signed in 1763 the continent was divided between which two countries | Britain and Spain |
What document called for a halt to westward expansion? | Proclamation of 1763 |
The proclamation of 1763 angered wealthy speculators because they | Only land west of the mountains |
Region of large southern plantations | Tidewater |
Laws that govern slaves | Slave codes |
First college in the United States | Harvard |
British commander in North America | Edward Braddock |
Oversaw the war effort from London | William Pitt |
Main cash crop in Georgia | Rice |
Powerful group of Native Americans | Iroquois confederacy |
British commander | Jeffery apneas |
Halted westward expansion | British proclamation of 1763 |
Ottawa chief | Pontiac |
Some people in New England used… from streams to run mills for grain or lumber | Water power |
By the 1770s, New York City and … were the larges cities in the colonies | Philidelphia |
By the mid 1700s the Iroquois had become a reluctant ally of the | British |
Braddock did not take Washington’s advice on the style of marching when they set out for fort Duquesne on the site of present day | Pittsburgh |
In June 1754 representatives from four colonies meeting in Albany New York adopted a plan called the | Albany plan of Union |
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