Set: Exam Review 1- Colonization

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TermDefinition
Maheothe god & creator of the Cheyenne Indian religion.
Historiographymultiple persepctives on a subject.
Historical Cultural Relativismwhere the historian attempts to put himself in the time of the event.
emigration to Jamestowngold & desire to find passage to Indies. leader: John Smith & DeLa Warr.
emigration to PlymouthPuritans believed Ch of Eng was too Cath. leader: William Bradford.
emigration to Mass. Bayreligious freedom & being harassed by James I. leader: John Winthrop.
emigration to MDCatholic haven. leader: Lord Baltimore.
emigration to PAhaven for Quakers. leader: William Penn.
emigration to GAdebtors escape. (a buffer territory). leader: James Oglethorp.
emigration to Rhode Islandfreedom of religion (even Jews & RCs) & no oaths & no manditory ch attndnc & no tax supported chs & shelter for abused Quakers. leader: Roger Williams
Albany Plan 1754persuaded Iroquois chiefs to join GB w/ 30 wagonloads of gifts and guns & achieve greater colonial unity.
Steps to War 1763-17751.Proc 1763, 2.Sugar Act, 3.Currency Act, 4.Quartering Act, 5.Stamp Act, 6.Declaration Act, 7.Townshend Act, 8.Tea Act, 9.Coercive Act, 10.Quebec Act.
Mercantilism$ = POWER!
Declaration of Independencewrote by TJ. removed no slavery. parts: preamble, theory of gov't, list of grievances, dec of war.
Articles of Confederationweak: loose unity, 9 navies, 14 currencies, volutary taxes. strong: declr war, make peace, make alliances, est postal service.
Society of Cincinnatiwhite wealthy war vets, believed their votes counted more, membershipt: primogeniture.
Republican Motherhood1.Victim, 2.Cheerleader, 3.Provider, 4.Wives,prostitutes; 5.Nurses,campfollowers; 6.Defenders of fam, home; 7.Spies, 8.Battlefied Anomalies, 9.Warriors, 10.Educators of Patriotism
Primogenitureeldest son gets all: family $, mom gets $0.
Northern cropsshipping/fishing.
Middle cropsbreadbasket.
Southern crops"cash crops". sugar, rice, indigo.

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Terms 21
Creator vbagden
Created January 23, 2008
Group APUSH I
Subjects review, murschell, history, exam, colonization
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1st installment of 11 for the APUSH I exam review.

Abbreviations used:
RC- Roman Catholic
TJ- Thomas Jefferson

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vbagden : Changed emigration to Rhode Is (Rogues Is) → freedom of religion (even Jews & RCs) & no oaths & no manditory ch attndnc & no tax supported chs & shelter for abused Quakers. leader: Roger Williams to emigration to Rhode Island → freedom of religion (even Jews & RCs) & no oaths & no manditory ch attndnc & no tax supported chs & shelter for abused Quakers. leader: Roger Williams
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