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When: 1739
Where: South Carolina
Who: African Slaves
What: Blacks outnumbered the whites 2 to 1. They sought sanctuary in Spanish florida. Essentially, 20 slaves revolt and take over an arsenal. They call for other slaves to join and the turnup was 80. The militia hires mercenary native americans to hunt and track down runaway slaves. 50blacks and 25whites killed.
Where: South Carolina
Who: African Slaves
What: Blacks outnumbered the whites 2 to 1. They sought sanctuary in Spanish florida. Essentially, 20 slaves revolt and take over an arsenal. They call for other slaves to join and the turnup was 80. The militia hires mercenary native americans to hunt and track down runaway slaves. 50blacks and 25whites killed.
1600-1800 (specifically 1700)
-Running away: for escape, rest from work, find family members and deprive owners of their labor. Some set up hideouts and villages in the frontier
-Arson: to sabotage property and slow down work.
-Murder: killing of masters.
-Feigning sickness: time off work
-Feigning subordination utilization of different masks
-Breaking tools
-Working slowly
-Taking or destroying crops from the plantation
-Running away: for escape, rest from work, find family members and deprive owners of their labor. Some set up hideouts and villages in the frontier
-Arson: to sabotage property and slow down work.
-Murder: killing of masters.
-Feigning sickness: time off work
-Feigning subordination utilization of different masks
-Breaking tools
-Working slowly
-Taking or destroying crops from the plantation
1754-1763
The Marquis de Montcalm, 1756 turned to a professional standing army.
William Pitt, British Secretary of State. Promises colonies will be paid their expenses. Colonial troops treated better.
More British troops are sent.
1758-1760: The British score successes, convince the Delaware and Shawnee to leave the French, taking the Ohio River Valley, and the battle of Quebec in 1759.
Iroquois backed the British
Native Americans decided the final outcome.
The Marquis de Montcalm, 1756 turned to a professional standing army.
William Pitt, British Secretary of State. Promises colonies will be paid their expenses. Colonial troops treated better.
More British troops are sent.
1758-1760: The British score successes, convince the Delaware and Shawnee to leave the French, taking the Ohio River Valley, and the battle of Quebec in 1759.
Iroquois backed the British
Native Americans decided the final outcome.
1650-1700
Reason over Religion
Isaac Newton: Laws of gravity implied the universe operated on natural laws
John Locke: Knowledge not given by God, humans are given the capacity to gain knowledge
Colonists in prestigious Royal Society of London
Ben Franklin (independently wealthy): Electricity, bifocals, the iron stove, and the glass harmonica.
Printing press improved communication and spread scientific thoughts
Reason over Religion
Isaac Newton: Laws of gravity implied the universe operated on natural laws
John Locke: Knowledge not given by God, humans are given the capacity to gain knowledge
Colonists in prestigious Royal Society of London
Ben Franklin (independently wealthy): Electricity, bifocals, the iron stove, and the glass harmonica.
Printing press improved communication and spread scientific thoughts
1720-1760
Pietism, "Second Reformation" had come out of eastern Germany and stressed emotion and intensity rather than calculated and cold rationalism.
Checking rationalism and worldliness of the Enlightenment.
Recruiting colonists: Religious tolerance
Diversity: Presbyterians, Quakers, Lutherans, Baptists, Methodists, as well as smaller groups.
In the North the Congregational church and the Anglican church in the South were strong.
CONSEQUENCES
Old Lights attack the New Lights, others adopted their style.
New movement appealed to poor, women, youth, and some African Americans and Native Peoples.
1760s: Movement dies out
Brought optimism and an energized spirit to American religion
GA stressed the democratization of institutions. Ministers accepted church goers as active participants. Influenced later government institutions.
Pietism, "Second Reformation" had come out of eastern Germany and stressed emotion and intensity rather than calculated and cold rationalism.
Checking rationalism and worldliness of the Enlightenment.
Recruiting colonists: Religious tolerance
Diversity: Presbyterians, Quakers, Lutherans, Baptists, Methodists, as well as smaller groups.
In the North the Congregational church and the Anglican church in the South were strong.
CONSEQUENCES
Old Lights attack the New Lights, others adopted their style.
New movement appealed to poor, women, youth, and some African Americans and Native Peoples.
1760s: Movement dies out
Brought optimism and an energized spirit to American religion
GA stressed the democratization of institutions. Ministers accepted church goers as active participants. Influenced later government institutions.