History Test Flashcards

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Who was King Charles II?

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King Charles II became king after Oliver Cromwell died

His reign was known as the Restoration

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What was New Amsterdam?

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New Amsterdam was the main settlement of the New Netherland colony
It was located on Manhattan Island
New Amsterdam became a center of shipping to and from the Americas

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What is a proprietor?

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A proprietor was an owner of a colony

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What is ethnic?

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Ethnic is relating to a group or sharing a common culture

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Who was James, Duke of York?

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James, Duke of York, was King Charles II’s brother

He received the colony from King Charles II, and renamed it New York

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Who was William Penn?

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William Penn was a wealthy English Quaker
He founded Pennsylvania
William Penn designed Pennsylvania and wrote Pennsylvania’s first constitution

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What is pacifism?

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Pacifism is the belief in people who refuse to fight in wars

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What was the “Holy Experiment”?

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The “Holy Experiment” was William Penn’s chance to put his Quaker ideals into practice
William Penn saw Pennsylvania as the “Holy Experiment”

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What were some core beliefs of Quakers?

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Quakers believed everyone was equal
Quakers believed people could follow their own “inner light” to salvation
Quakers believed they didn’t need a clergy to guide them
Quakers refused to fight in wars, Quakers were pacifists

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