INS PYP NYS Social Studies Flashcards

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What is a tradition?

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A custom or practice that is passed down.

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Who was James, Duke of York?

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He was the English leader who allowed Dutch colonists to maintain their traditions while pledging loyalty to the king.

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What is a government?

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An organized system of leadership.

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What is an assembly?

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A group that makes decisions about laws.

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What is a tax?

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Money collected to support the government.

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What happened in 1664 in New Netherland?

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The English took control of New Netherland and renamed it New York.

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What happened in 1683 in New York?

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The New York Assembly was formed, allowing colonists to elect some lawmakers.

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What is an immigrant?

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Someone who moves to live in another country.

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What is an indentured servant?

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A person working without pay to repay travel costs.

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Who were the Huguenots?

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French Protestants who fled to New York for religious freedom and settled in places like New Rochelle.

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What contributions did German immigrants make?

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They brought farming skills and built stone walls in Dutchess County.

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What happened in 1707 that increased settlers from Scotland?

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The formation of Great Britain led to more settlers from Scotland.

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13
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What is the slave trade?

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The buying and selling of enslaved people.

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14
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What is the triangular trade route?

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A trade system connecting Europe, Africa, and America.

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What rights did enslaved people have under Dutch rule?

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They could earn wages, join churches, and sometimes gain freedom.

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What happened in 1624 in New Netherland?

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The first enslaved people were brought to New Netherland to build Fort Amsterdam.

17
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What happened in 1741 in New York City?

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Fires in New York City led to trials and punishments for enslaved people.

18
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What is a manor?

A

Large farms resembling small towns.

19
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What are goods?

A

Items made and sold.

20
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What are services?

A

Jobs people do for others.

21
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What does it mean to import goods?

A

Bringing goods into a place.

22
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What does it mean to export goods?

A

Sending goods out for sale.

23
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What were New York’s main exports?

A

Furs, wheat, and timber.

24
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What were New York’s main imports?

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Porcelain, sugar, and molasses.

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What is lye used for?
Lye, made from wood ashes, was used to make soap.
26
What is an apprentice?
Someone learning a trade from an expert.
27
What are Charity Schools?
Free schools teaching enslaved people religion and basic skills.
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Who was Elias Neau, and what did he do in 1704?
He opened the first school for enslaved African Americans to teach religion in 1704.