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| the goal is to be self sufficient. they want to export more than they import. |
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1. no country could trade with the colonies unless the goods were shipped in English or colonial ships.
2. The ships had to be operated by at least 3/4 English or colonial men.
3. Could only export certain products to England.
4. Almost all goods trade btw colonies and Europe first had to pass through an English port. |
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| England relaxed its enforcement of most regulations in return for continuous economic loyalty. |
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| who decided the governor's salary? |
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| what did the governor have the power to do? |
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| assemble and dissmiss assembly, appoint and dismiss judges, oversee trade. |
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| where did the stono rebellion take place? (city and state) |
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| stono river southwest of Charlestown Virginia |
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| what were the acts of toleration? |
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| gave not complete religious freedom, but allowed all forms of Christianity |
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| What were Georgia's cash crops? |
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| Who was the governor who surrendered New Amsterdam? |
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| What were two reasons GA was founded and who was it founded by? |
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to create a buffer between the colonies and florida
2. A place to send debtors.
James Oglethorpe |
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| What was there a ban on in Georgia? |
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| What did Tituba use as a test of witches? |
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| What was the name of Sarah Osbourne's daughter? |
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| Who was the first person to be hanged in the salem witch trials? |
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| Bridget Bishop who owned a house of ill repute on June 10th 1692 |
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| What year was McCarthy elected? |
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| Where did McCarthy give his speech about communists and who was it to? |
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| Wheeling West Virginia to a group of republican women. |
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| What two people were killed for being communists? |
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| Julius and Ethel Rosenberg |
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| House committe on unamerican activities |
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| who wrote letters to the president on the behalf of julius and ethel rosenberg? |
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| who did mcCarthy accuse that brought about his downfall? |
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| the army coddling communists |
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| which countries are in teh United Kingdom? |
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| Great Britain, England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland. |
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| Who was Jonathon Edwards? |
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| He was a puritan minister (1703-1758) of the Great Awakening. |
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| selected by King George II to reinvigorate british troops gained support of iroquois in french and indian war. |
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| The Ottawa NA leader who recognezed that the loss of the French and Indian was was a loss for them. Captured 8 British forts and laid seige to two others |
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| Who was George Greenville? |
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| Financial expert chosen to be prime minister to help with Britains national debt in 1763 |
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| What are the results of the Great Awakening? (4) |
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| brought people into church for first time, challenged authority of established churches, encouraged tahe growth of independent denominations, led to an increased interest in higher education. |
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| what are writs of assistance? |
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| allowed British to search for smuggled goods in Massachusetts. |
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| wrote about the middle passage |
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| Who was Reverend Parris, and who did he bring to Salem? |
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wife: elizabeth
daughter: betty
niece: abagail
slaves: tituba and John indian |
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| Former minister, recited lords prayer perfectly, killed anyways. |
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| 80 years old, pressed to death at Salem |
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| general who took quebec in the French and Indian war |
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| French commander defeated at Quebec. |
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