Unit 1

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Unit 1Chapters 1 5

• Exploration and Colonization
• CSS 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4, 11.1, 11.3

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Themes of History

• Political
• Economic
• Geography
• Social/Cultural

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Exploration (1000-1500)

• Columbian Exchange, 1492
• Treaty of Tordesillas, 1493
• Spanish Armada, 1585

• Reasons for Exploration
• New Technology

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God, Gold, and Glory (1500-1600)

• Primogeniture
• Conquistadores
• mestizos

• Black Legend
• Bartolomeo de las Casas
• Juniperra Serra
• encomiendas

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New France (1600-1700)

• Samuel de Champlain, 1608
• Robert La Salle, 1682

• Edict of Nantes, 1598
• coureurs de bois

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New England (4)1620-1700

• Moving West
• Roger Williams
• Salem Witch Trials, 1692-1693

• Puritan Influence on America
• Mayflower Compact, 1620
• Fundamental Orders, 1639
• Town Meeting

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Predestination

• Visible Saints or the Elect
• Anne Hutchinson
• Half-Way Covenant, 1662

• Great Awakening, 1730s
• Jonathan Edwards
• George Whitefield
• Old Lights
• New Lights

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Middle Colonies (4)1660s - 1700

• New Amsterdam, 1623-1664
• patroons
• New York

• William Penn
• Philadelphia

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Native Americans1607-1754

• Indian-White Relationship Cycle
• First Anglo-Powhatan War, 1622
• Pequot Wars, 1637

• Second Anglo-Powhatan War, 1644
• King Philips War, 1675
• Pocahontas, daughter of Powhatan

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Southern Colonies (5)1607-1733

• Jamestown, 1607

• Maryland Act of Toleration, 1676
• House of Burgesses, 1619
• Carolinas
• Georgia, 1733

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Working Poor

• Headright System
• Indentured Servitude
• Quitrent

• Bacons Rebellion, 1676
• Paxton Boys, 1764

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Middle Passage

• Slavery, 1619
• Middle Passage

• Slave Codes

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Mercantilism

• Mercantiism
• Navigation Acts, 1650s
• Molasses Act, 1733

• Hat, Iron, Wool Acts
• Salutory Neglect
• Triangle Trade

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European Wars1688 - 1763

• Dominion of New England, 1686
• Glorious Revolution, 1689
• Ft. Louisbourg, 1745

• Loyal Colonies
• New England Confederation, 1643

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Colonial Society1607-1750

• Education in New England
• Education in Southern Colonies
• Lifespan

• Social Classes
• Michel de Crevecoeur

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Womens Rights

• New England
• South

• Legal Rights
• Work