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Located on Yucutan Peninsula
Farming (corn, yams, cocoa)
Mining (obscidian rock)
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Valley of Mexico in 12th century
Dominated region in 15th century
100+ religious dieties |
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Reaches SW America from Mesoamerica in 2500 BC
Traded artwork, shell work, pottery, nd topaz
Politheistic
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In Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah
Hunters and farmers
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1494
Spain claimed prizes in Mexico and Peru found by Columbus via the pope. |
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May 24, 1607 by Virginia company of London
Swampy area had malaria infected mosquitoes
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Introduced by Dutch in 1619
Started in Virginia |
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Italian seafarer
Sailed westward and lands in Bahamas on 10/12/1492
Discovery convulsed into N/S America, Africa, and Europe |
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| Believed the catholic church needed to be purified |
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| Pilgrims arrived here in 1620 |
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| Puritans leave for New World in 1630 |
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1662
Admitted to baptism but not full communion
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1773
Named for King George II
Buffer between S Carolina and Florida |
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1688-89
New Englanders overthrew catholic King James II then invited protestant William III and Mary to assume the English throne. |
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| The Pueblo rebels destroyed every Catholic church in the province and killed a score of priests and hundreds of spanish settlers due to the attempted suppression of their religion. |
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Spread for religious differences & found Pennsylvania
Everyone is equal in sight of God |
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Believes if you're saved no law can govern you but God
Killed by Indians |
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Divided the church
Told the king to wipeout Catholicism and were hunted down
Left to Holland and the New World |
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Called New Netherland (1623-24)
Charles II gives to his brother the Duke of York in 1664 |
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Late 1500's by Deganawidah & Hiawatha
Bound the Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas, & Senecas. |
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1600's
Enabled investors to pool their capital |
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| Founded New Netherland in 1623-24 |
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| Souls elected for eternal bliss and others eternal torment |
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Phillip II in 1588
Bunch of ships that invaded England
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1619
Representative self government of Virginia |
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| Bound to work to pay their passage |
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| Allowed government to give Indians to certain colonists for the promise to try to Christianize them. |
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| Argues God is all powerful, all good, and all knowing. Humans were weak and wicked. |
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Norse seafarers from Scandinavia settled in 1000 A.D.
Unsupported and discovery was forgotten. |
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| Anne Hutchinson traveled here in 1638 after Puritan magistrates banished her. |
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Founded by Lord Baltimore in 1634
4th English colony |
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| Encouraged the importation of workers. Who ever paid tha passage of a laborer recieved the right to aquire 50 acres of land. |
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A truly saved person doesn't need to obey the law of God or man.
Greek for against the law. |
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| New England Confederation |
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1643
4 colonies came togetherto provide defense against foes and to solve intercolonial problems like runway slaves and criminals. |
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| A group of girls claimed to be bewitched by certain older women, leading to the execution of 20 people in 1692. |
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