HIST 107 I II I 1nd Edition Outline of Previous Lecture New World Experiments II Putting Down Roots Outline of current lecture Putting Down Roots II a Slavery b Stono Rebellion c Virginia d New England e England Current Lecture Slavery An economic proposition Slavery Native Americans exterminated Indentured servants free African laborers Rationalization Conversion to Christianity Civilization North American Slavery From Caribbean Barbados Slaves for life o Slave born slave the rest of your life These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Manumission buy their own slavery narrow Royal African Company o Bring people to New World and sell them Black population density o On the east coast of South Carolina majority of people were slaves Language e g Gullah o African slaves had to learn English South Carolina never learned English o Creole Blacks Born in North America How slavery grew in New World Natural reproduction Longevity o Whites and the blacks economic model to own a slave buy slave and keep them forever Hybrid Christianity o Wanted all slaves to be Christian Seamen o To get out of plantation agriculture Better life than on the plantations Stono Rebellion South Carolina1739 o Slaves kill white people and leave Likely Catholic Bound for Florida o Spain said they would consider them free Slaves caught by the militia never reached Florida Deaths Mercantilism Trade o Dutch o At war with England o 1664 English seized New Amsterdam becomes New York Dutch were weak to the British Navigation Acts First 1660 Shops built in England for its colonies Crews 75 English or English colonial Enumerated goods e g o Indigo o Tobacco o Sugar Destinations o Ship to England first Customs Vice admiralty courts o Juries not required o Oral cross examination not required Meanwhile in Virginia Bacon s Rebellion 1676 o Planter Nathanial Bacon o Royal Governor Sir William Berkeley Complain about Taxes Power Cronyism Protection of settlers Living on the frontier Demand for land New Settlers Former indentured servants white free men Extirpation of Indians o FAIL BACON dies and they call it of Meanwhile in New England New Government o Domination of New England o Royal Governor sir Edmund Andros o Abolished elective assemblies Founding building blocks of New England coming together o Enforced Navigation Acts Meanwhile in England James II deposed last Catholic King Mary Daughter Protestant William of Orange Married to Mary Protestant Colonists threw Andros out Massachusetts becomes royal charter Governor appointed by the crown Maryland Protestant Association Alleged abuses by Catholic elites Royal Colony Royal Governor Anglicanism official religion Catholics suppressed
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