UNIT 2

Question 1

French Colonization focused on:

Answer 1

Trade and interacial marriage over assimilation

Question 2

Dutch colonization focused on:

Answer 2

Trade, establishing New Amsterdam instead of converting natives

Question 3

British Colonization focused on:

Answer 3

Economic, religous, and political pursuits, in addition to expelling natives

Question 4

Spanish Colonization focused on:

Answer 4

Economic and agricultural benefits in addition to enslaving natives

Question 5

Bacon’s Rebellion

Answer 5

Slaves, indentured servents, and natives destroyed plantations, so Bacon attacked the slaves and the governers plantation who refused to aid plantation owners.

Question 6

New England Colonies were:

Answer 6

Puritian protestants unhappy with Britian religous efforts. They migrated to establish socities/families

Question 7

British West Indes/Souther Atlantic Colonies were:

Answer 7

focused on a cash-crop economy

Question 8

Middle Colonies were:

Answer 8

an export economy because of access to waterways

Question 9

Metacoms/King Phillips War

Answer 9

Native American tribes attacked English settlers, but natives continued to be pushed back

Question 10

Colonial Slave Laws

Answer 10

Legally defined as chattle (property), perpetual institution passed down, allowed owners to kill slaves, and made interacial marriage illegal

Question 11

Covert Slave Resistence

Answer 11

Practicing cultural customs, belief systems, native language, or slowing the plantation work

Question 12

Overt Slave Resistence

Answer 12

Stono rebellion, burning plantations, and overall challenged the narrative of plantation owners

Question 13

Enlightenment

Answer 13

emphasized rational thinking over religious beliefs (natural rights, checks & balances, and social contracts)

Question 14

First Great Awakening

Answer 14

This religious awakening was the first national movement in American colonies and created Pietism