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| Eastern woodland cultures |
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| first american indians encountered by english settlers |
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| spanish used canary islands as a passage way to the new world |
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| early african slave trade |
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| limitations on it. alot of south took part in it |
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| divided carribean between spain and potugal |
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| break with catholic church. found church of england |
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| monarch at english settlers. english colonzation. reason why virginia got its name |
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| the head of the victorious parliament army |
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| the glorious revolution(date) |
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| george calvery and james I |
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| anne hutchinson and antinomialism |
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| christianity she practiced and dammed for |
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| is now new york city, dutch colony. was a gift from charlest II |
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| founding of rhode island(date) |
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| barbadians in south carolina |
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| practice harsh slave trade. sugar planting introduced large plantation slavery |
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| early settlement of georgia and slavery |
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| first slaves arrive in james town (date) |
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| labor in virginia before slavery |
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| first major slave uprising in america |
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| to cut off trade with dutch |
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| was uprising due to the dislike of berkley |
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| happened in salem and 19 were executed |
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| benjamin franklin pseudonym |
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| preacher in new england cermons led to first great awakening |
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| the seven years' war (dates) |
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| parliamentary sovereignty |
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| required all legal documents, permits, commercial contracts, newspapers, wills, pamphlets, and playing cards in the American colonies to carry a tax stamp. |
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| east india company and boston tea party |
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| tea ships were vandalized |
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| lexington and concord(date) |
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| lead british troops that took ny and defeated washington |
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| american crisis by thomas paine |
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| phamplets that paine wrote summer soilders and sunshine patriot |
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| where french came on our side |
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| major turning point in american revolition |
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| where court wallace surrender to washington |
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| french alliance with spain |
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| french wasnt allowed into america |
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| most powerful item brought with them |
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| population of mexico and peru from 1530-1630 |
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| sixteenth century catholic missions to north america |
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| often manded by priest and soilders |
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| hatient revolution citizens rose and served as a model |
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| ireland as a model for colonization |
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| english colonized ireland |
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| english colonial leader.something about christianity |
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| american response to navigation acts |
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| responded badly didnt like the navigations act and they cheated the rules |
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| indian tribes and the american revolution |
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| slavery in the years after the american revolution |
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| numbers of loyalist who left america after the revolution |
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| delaware and the constiution |
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| first to sign the constitution |
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| mohack chief, sidded with british during american revolution. canada and new york |
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| played role of innocent commonwealth man of nature |
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| the president and the vice president in the consitution of 1787 |
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| choosen by electoral college and elected separatly |
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