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| a country or area under full or partial control of another country |
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| first residen Bishop of Chiapas (west indies) |
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| when one country joins with another for the common good or goal |
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| first representative government |
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-first english colony
-North Carolina
-collapsed because of food shortage and fighting between the natives and themselves |
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-legal contract in which the agreed to have fair laws to protect general goods
-one of the 1st attempts at self government
-signed on November 21, 1620 by 41 male passengers on the Mayflower
-promise to follow future rules and laws in colonies |
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| examples for others to follow in the future |
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| the mistreatment or punishment of certain people because of their beliefs |
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-wanted to change the church
-wanted to concentrate on worship, so they asked King Charles if they could go to America
-Massachusetts Bay 1630
-John Winthrop |
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-protestants began moving to Maryland in the 1640's
-Toleration Act of 1649: This Bill made it a crime to resist the religious rights of the Christians
-toleration did not stop all religious conflict
-government wanted to offer some religious freedom and protect rights of minority groups |
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| settlers discussed and voted on many issues |
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-publicly discussed religious ideas
-questioned the pastor
-kicked out of Massachusetts and started Providence (Rhode Island) where others were allowed to worship more freely |
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-Holy day of rest
-taken VERY seriously
-on Sunday
-no one was allowed to play games or visit taverns to joke, talk, or drink alcohol |
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| Fundamental Orders of Connecticut |
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-set of rules/principles the colony members had to live by
-you do not have to be a member of the church to vote |
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| -king gave land to one or more people in return for a yearly payment |
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-owned by the king
-makes rules for the colony |
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-during 1600's even Africans were enslaved
-first Africans were enslaved in Virginia in 1619
-in 1700 plantations depended on slave labor
-slavery in Africa had been a part of social and economic systems since ancient times
-slave trade grew over less than 400 years |
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| a theory that trade will make you money |
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said
-only British ships could transport imported and exported goods from the colonies
-only British citizens could trade with the colonies
-things such as sugar, tobacco, and cotton produced by the colonies could only be exported to British ports |
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| a system in which goods and slaves were traded among the Americas, Britian and Africa |
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