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    This document contains a list of key terms related to the colonial period in American history. It includes the dates of early English settlements like Jamestown and Plymouth, documents like the Mayflower Compact, economic systems like mercantilism, religious movements like the First Great Awakening, forms of government such as the Virginia House of Burgesses, conflicts between the colonies and Native Americans, and the different economic focuses of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies. The terms outline important political, economic, social, and religious developments during the colonial era in North America.

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    This document contains a list of key terms related to the colonial period in American history. It includes the dates of early English settlements like Jamestown and Plymouth, documents like the Mayflower Compact, economic systems like mercantilism, religious movements like the First Great Awakening, forms of government such as the Virginia House of Burgesses, conflicts between the colonies and Native Americans, and the different economic focuses of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies. The terms outline important political, economic, social, and religious developments during the colonial era in North America.

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    1607

    Virginia House
    of
    Burgesses

    Mayflower
    Compact

    Navigation
    Acts

    Parliament

    Fundamental
    Orders of
    Connecticut

    1620

    Mercantilism

    Slavery and
    Agricult
    ure

    Reasons for
    English
    Colonization

    Representative
    Government

    First Great
    Awakening

    Cash Crops

    Religious
    Tolerance

    Albany Plan
    of
    Union

    Secondary
    Source

    Primary
    Source

    Triangular
    Trade

    Magna
    Carta

    English Bill
    of Rights

    The
    Enlighten
    ment

    French and
    Indian War

    Proclamation
    of 1763

    Plantations

    Hurt
    Colonial
    Econom
    ies

    Middle
    Colonies
    Economic
    Activities

    Southern
    Colonies
    Economic
    Activities

    New England
    Colonies
    Economic
    Activities

    Colonization

    Date of 1st
    permanent
    English
    settlement
    at
    Jamestown
    English Law
    Making Body

    Southern
    Colonies
    became
    dependent
    on these 2
    Grown to make
    money or
    sold for a
    profit
    First hand
    informatio
    n:
    eyewitness
    account of
    Intellectual
    movement
    in the
    1700s;
    power of
    reason
    Reason colonies
    opposed
    mercantilis
    m

    First representative
    assembly in the
    Colonies

    Example of Self
    Government

    British law
    enforcing
    Mercantilism

    First Written
    Constitution in the
    Colonies

    Plymouth
    Founded

    Economic plan in
    which colonies
    provide raw materials
    to mother county and
    serve as a market for
    finished goods

    Economic, Social,
    and Religious

    Developed in the
    colonies because
    people wanted a
    say in the
    government

    People became more


    religious.
    Called for
    toleration
    and religious
    freedom

    Accepting or
    permitting others
    religious beliefs

    First proposal to
    unite the Colonies.
    By Ben Franklin.
    Join or Die

    Information
    heard from other
    sources; not an
    eyewitness account

    Shipping and trade


    routes between the
    colonies & Africa &
    West Indies

    Reduced the
    Protected trial by
    power of the king
    jury for English
    and gave more to
    citizens
    Parliament

    Banned colonial
    Fought over the
    settlement west of
    Ohio River Valley.
    the Appalachians;
    Colonies had to pay
    to prevent conflict
    taxes as a result.
    with Indians
    Breadbasket; some
    farming and some
    industry

    Long growing
    season, fertile
    soil, plantations,
    cash crops, slaves

    Colonization

    Large farms
    producing cash
    crops with the
    help of slaves;
    found in the
    South
    Based on
    industry, fishing
    & shipping; cold
    climate, poor soil

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