Unit 1 Flashcards
(36 cards)
Location, lifestyle, and contribution of Clovis
New Mexico, hunters and gatherers, spearheads
Location lifestyle and contribution of Anasazi
Southwest, agricultural, irrigation canals
Location, lifestyle, and contribution of Iroquois
Ontario/New York, advanced government, long houses
Location, lifestyle, and contribution of the Sioux
Great plains, nomads, teepees
What was the beringia land bridge
Connected Asia to North America and is what ancient American’s used to migrate
Explain the route in the triangular trade
America and gave sugar tobacco and cotton to Europe, Europe gave rum textiles and manufactured goods to Africa, Africa gave the slaves to the Americas
Who was involved in the triangular trade
America to Europe to Africa
Why did Spain explore the new worlds
God gold and glory
Who explored most of the Southwest including Arizona in 1540
Francisco Coronado
Who convinced the colony of Jamestown to focus on tobacco
John Rolfe
How did James town turn from a barren colony to a booming colony
They started growing tobacco
Define an indentured servant
Someone who signs in agreement to work for a period of 4 to 7 years in exchange for passage to America
How were the indentured servant’s conditions
Horrible, they only eat peas and a piece of bread, and they worked all day long with no breaks
Describe the joint stock company
Several investors pull their money together to try to earn a profit
Who founded the Massachusetts Bay colony
John Winthrop and the Puritans
What was John Winthrop’s reasoning behind developing the Massachusetts Bay colony
He believed God was calling him to create a holy community
What was the Stono rebellion known for
It was the largest and most successful slave rebellion in colonial America
Describe the Stono rebellion
They killed their owners, then marched from plantation to plantation killing those owners until finally surrounded and put down by a white militia
What was the outcome of the Stono rebellion
Stricter slave laws resulting in a harsher conditions for the slaves
What happened in the slave resistance
The slaves were discrete by breaking tools, faking illnesses, and working slowly
What was the goal in Nathaniel Bacons rebellion
A rebellion against Governor Berkley
What happened to end the rebellion
Bacon died of illness marching to Jamestown and the rebellion died out due to having no leader
Who did Governor Berkley have a close relationship with
The Indians
What did Governor Berkley impose that upsets the lower-class
Higher taxes that only paid for things that benefited the rich