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This was the confederation of the Iroquoian
tribes for the purpose of war and diplomacy.
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League of 5 Nations
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This was a tribe of skillful warriors who preyed
on the sedentary Pueblo Indians.
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Apache/Navajo
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In AD 1492, this empire encompassed 25 million
people and became enriched by redistributing the
wealth of conquest.
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Mexica
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These were made by the Mexica to honor their god.
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Human Sacrifices
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This was the approximate Native American
population of the New World in North America at
the time of Columbus arrival.
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4 million
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These refrained from exploration for they already
had lucrative trade routes to the East.
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Italian city states
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This mans dispute with the Catholic Church
revolved around the way to achieve salvation.
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Martin Luther
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This system was a way to reward conquistadors.
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Encomienda
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The most important treasure that the Spain took
from the New World was this.
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Indian labor
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This expression referred to the tax paid on
conquered land to the Spanish crown.
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The Royal Fifth
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The Chesapeake social structure was polarized
based on the ownership of this by the 1670s.
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Land
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This labor source was advantageous because they
could be controlled politically.
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Slaves
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This erupted in 1676 as a dispute over Indian
policy and ended as a conflict between the
planter elite and the small farmers.
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Bacons Rebellion
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This colony was primarily settled by colonists
from other colonies.
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Carolina
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This economic system puts the welfare of the
imperial power above that of the colonies.
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Mercantilism
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These brought together the townspeople who
partook in politics.
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Town Meetings
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Subsistence farming, fishing and timber were the
economic base for these colonies.
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New England
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This measure allowed unconverted children of the
visible saints to have their own children
baptized in the Puritan church.
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Halfway Covenant
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These regulated colonial trade to raise money for
the crown and eliminate foreign competition.
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Navigation Acts
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This 1688 event influenced colonists to rise up
against royal authority in Massachusetts, NY and
Maryland.
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The Glorious Revolution
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Under the Navigation Acts, this could collect
taxes on colonial goods.
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Monarch/crown
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During the 18th century, colonists saw themselves
as both colonists and as subjects of this
European country.
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Britain
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One unifying experience of all of the 3 colonial
regions were
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Agricultural roots/Decreased reliance on
religion/British Identity
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This did not increase church attendance but tried
to address the decreased role of religion in the
colonies.
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The Great Awakening
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This southern social class dominated both the
politics and economy of the area.
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Slaveholding Gentry