History Chapter 6 Flashcards

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In 1215, this person signed to to Magna Carta to help future kings to rule in England

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King John

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By 1670, every colony but _____ has some legislatures

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Georgia

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What are the three rules of the Navigation Acts?

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Shipments from Europe to English colonies had to go through England 1st

Any imports to England from the colonies in ships had to be British owned ships

The colonies could sell key products (tobacco, sugar, etc) only to England

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libel:

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publishing statements that damages someone’s reputation

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freedom of the press:

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the right for journalists to publish the truth w/o restriction or penalty

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habeas corpus:

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the principle that someone cannot be held in prison w/o charged a specific crime

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What percentage of white males could vote in the colonies?

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50-70%

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bill of rights:

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a written list of freedoms that a government promises to protect

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Parliament is known as:

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“The Great Council”

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What made King William and Queen Mary ascend to power?

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Glorious Revolution

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King James II is removed from power in ____

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1688

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12
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When King James II is removed, who steps up?

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King William & King Mary

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13
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John Peter Zenger was the publisher of:

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New York Weekly Journal

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14
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Navigation acts were purely for…

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Merchantilism

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The navigation acts were avoided by _______ which results in the _______ ___

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smuggling, English law

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Why was John Peter Zenger not guilty for libel?

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Press had the right and responsibility to inform the public of the truth

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17
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The Navigation Acts helped supported:

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England

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18
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Freedom of the Press helps establish…

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set a democracy on citizens

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Why is the English Bill of Rights important?

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it prevents monarchs from becoming too powerful

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Colonists often lived on a ____ with their _______ _____

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farm, extended family

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Roles of Men:

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Controls income & property
Right to vote
Farming

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Typical English homes had:

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few rooms, small, planks for sleeping

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Roles of Women:

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Marriages were arranged by parents
Childcare, cooking, gardening, cloth making
Could NOT hold office and vote

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Children had something at birth known as ____ _____

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infant fatality

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Infants at first were referred to:
"Little one" or "It"
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Children started working at _
7
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Roles of Children:
Household + farm chores Bigger responsibility the older they get Some would work at a particular craft
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In Europe, _____ was the measure of wealth:
land
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Someone's ______ was determined by birth
prospect
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In English colonies, one would not be able to obtain ____ ____
social equality
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English Social Classes: (slaves were not considered human so they were not on the hierarchy)
1. Gentry 2. Middle Class 3. Indentured Servants 4. Free African Americans
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Through the 1500s → 1800s, what number of slaves were transported to the Western Hemisphere?
10 million
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Slaves were bound for how long?
for life
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Describe the Gentry:
``` Upper class of England, few in number, but powerful with plantations Had wealthy planters, merchants, ministers, and lawyers ```
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Describe the Middle Class:
Made up of small planters, independent farmers & artisans (Some 1% was of African descent)
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Describe the Indentured Servants:
people who sign a contract to serve from 4 to 10 years, and after that they would receive land, etc
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The Middle Passage:
the brutal voyage slaves took from Africa to the West Indies
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Slave transporters often crammed slaves in the ships which is more of what?
money to trade them
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15-20% of slaves on the ship...
died or committed suicide
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Slave masters could not be held for ____ for killing slaves
murder
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The goal was to dehumanize slaves so the English ended their hope and...
tore apart their families
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Triangular Trade:
three way trade from 1) Africa → West Indies and colonies (Slaves) 2) North America → England (Raw materials) 3) England → Africa (Manufactured goods)
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Free African Americans could own property but not...
vote
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Why did slavery take root in the colonies?
Plantations → Very big → PROFIT
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Which economy depends on slaves?
Southern
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Slavery is linked to _______
racism
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What percentage of slaves ended up in the colonies?
4.5
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____ _____ imported the most slaves
West Indies
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what % of slaves lived in Maryland?
10%
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Some adopted African customs:
Gullah, folk tales, and banjo
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English colonists were afraid of slave revolts, so they made up _____ _______
slave codes
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List the slave codes:
Slaves could not meet up in large groups Slaves could not own weapons Slaves could not be taught to read/write
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Puritans put a heavy influence on:
education
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Puritan education leads to..
modern education
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The public schools are supported by ____
taxes
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Gentry (rich) were able to hire tutors to...
teach their child
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Dame school:
home tutoring for young girls
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3Rs (Most important parts of school):
Reading, Writing (Riting), arithmetic (Rithmetic)
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Colonial schools are restricted to ____ colonists
white
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Colleges were founded to →
educate men
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What's the 1st college and what year was it established in North America:
Harvard, 1638
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What college and what year becomes the first college in the south?
William and Mary, 1693
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What conflict caused the civil war? Who won?
King Charles I and Parliament with Parliament winning
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Who was Zenger's lawyer?
Andrew Hamilton