US History 1 Chapter 3 Test Review

held that a country's ultimate goal was self-sufficiency and that all countries were in a competition to acquire the most gold and silver. wealth=power

England's legislative, law-making body.

restricted colonial trade and products shipped to the colonies. It placed duties on certain imports, and products must be shipped on English ships and to English ports before being shipped to any other country.

the territory between and including Maine and New Jersey.

cruel leader of the Dominion of New England.

bloodless revolution that worked with parliament to create a declaration of Rights (aka the English Bill of Rights)

husband and wife that took over the throne after King James II fled.

a new colonial policy that was settled into when England loosened its colonial grip and only lightly enforced the law

ability to influence the governor using their salary.

a croup grown primarily for sale rather than for the farmer's own use

people who were considered the property of others

the harrowing middle leg of the triangular trade route which brought slaves to the Americas

the trade route from America, Europe, and Africa, trading slaves, sugar, tobacco, cotton, textiles, rum, and manufactured goods.

29 slaves gathered at the Stono River southwest of Charles Towne and killed several planter families and marched to the south inviting other slaves to flee to Spanish-held Florida.

the movement in the 1700s that involved the ideas about nature and people in gov't.

came up with the idea that people have natural rights including life, liberty, and property.

key figure in Great Awakening who wrote a fire and brimstone speech called Sinners Among an Angry God.

religious movement that stressed dependence on God and gained appeal among farmers, workers, and enslaved people.

ship building, fishing, lumbering

mass hysteria, fear of witch craft, execution of innocent people

fire and brimstone speech by Jonathan Edwards

France's colony in North America

commander at Ft. Necessity, starts French and Indian War

war for control against Britain and France

general who reinvigorated british in the French and indian war

Ottawa leader that led a revolt against the British and realized the French's loss was their loss

agreements ending French and Indian War

British issued proclamation restricting settlement beyond the Appalachian mountains

financial expert of King George III who was hired to be prime minister, and recommended the sugar acts

put taxes on molasses