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History 200 Exam Review:4. Revolutionary: - Created a new country- Broke British authority - Monarchy now a democracy (rule by the people)- State Constitution changes- Broke mercantilism -Slavery ended in the North- slaves fought on both sides-Women helped boycott against British goods (created textiles) -started businesses while husbands were away 6. Ideas: Pre-settlement ideas-Capacity for work-No pain during childbirth (not sons of God)-Pendulous breasts (not sons of God)Religion Economic Changes: Upper South tobacco (labor force)Lower South- Caribbean planters (Rice for slaves)Disease ---Immunity, cheaper than servants Triangle Trade/ mercantilism Events: Jamestown was foundedCash crops were developed (tobacco)Triangle TradeBans on interracial marriages/sexBacon’s Rebellion: revolt of lower class against the upper class, due to the lack of protection over the Indians and the lack to buy land because of the Indians. Class divided races. Bans on black suffrage, land and gun ownership. Child goes based off of the status of the mother. White women were not taxed the same way that black women and men were.Constitution protects slaveryKey Terms:Herman Cortez:- First explorer to encounter a major American civilization- Spanish solider and explorer - Conquered Aztec empire- Cortes symbolizes an elite man trying to protect native woman from barbaric practice of human sacrificeMercantilism:-The belief that the nation is the primary economic unit- In order to accumulate more wealth, you need to sell more than you buy- Desire for expansion and colonies (more natural resources)- ex. England wants their colonies to trade with only themMoral Economy:??????-Assumed want and inequality-Cast independence as dangerous-Required mutual respect for just wage and price-Peasant communities shared attitudes concerning the social relations and social behaviors that surround the local economyProtestant Reformation:- Martin Luther began in 1517- People started seeing faults in the Catholic doctrine- Started to break away from the Catholic Church and forming their own church groups- He viewed that the Pope was not the head of the churchBacon’s Rebellion- Bacon wanted to exterminate Indians - Led a rebellion army with 500 indentured servants and slaves- Forced Berkeley into exile but then he later regained power- Led to the development of slavery- Planter elites wanted a labor source they could control“According to the Conditions of the Mother”- All women and children born in the country shall be held bound in the country- Slavery is not a condition from which you escape- All interracial sex is illegalCovenant Theology:- Covenant of works:- God made a promise to Adam that if he did what he was told he would live forever- Covenant of Grace:- Adam did not follow the rules- All humans deserved damnationThe Navigation Acts:- Rules that controlled certain colonies to trade with other nations- Wanted to gain profit by exporting more and importing less- Designed to damage the carrying trade of the DutchSalem:- 19 men and women were convicted as being witches- Puritans in Massachusetts George Whitefield: - Great awakening, “everyone can be saved” - Wanted a more emotional relationship between believers and god- Create individualistic in the US- Break down big monarchies- Colonial identity across the different


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