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    This document provides an outline and study guide for APUSH Chapter 3, which covers the period from 1660 to 1750 when England established Anglo-America. It includes a list of 12 vocabulary terms to define related to colonial America, such as King Philip's War, the Navigation Acts, and the Salem Witch Trials. The outline covers topics like the expansion of England's empire through the mercantilist system, the origins and growth of slavery, and social classes in the colonies. It also poses 3 guiding questions about how the English empire expanded, how slavery became established, and how events like King Philip's War and the witch trials illustrated crises and a changing social structure in colonial North America.

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    This document provides an outline and study guide for APUSH Chapter 3, which covers the period from 1660 to 1750 when England established Anglo-America. It includes a list of 12 vocabulary terms to define related to colonial America, such as King Philip's War, the Navigation Acts, and the Salem Witch Trials. The outline covers topics like the expansion of England's empire through the mercantilist system, the origins and growth of slavery, and social classes in the colonies. It also poses 3 guiding questions about how the English empire expanded, how slavery became established, and how events like King Philip's War and the witch trials illustrated crises and a changing social structure in colonial North America.

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    APUSH - Chapter 3 Study Guide // Creating Anglo-America 1660-1750 - DUE Friday 9/18!!

    Vocabulary: *Define each term as it relates to the chapter and COLONIAL America.*!
    1. King Philips War!
    2. Mercantilist System!
    3. Navigation Acts!

    4. Covenant Chain!
    5. Quakers!
    6. Bacons Rebellion!

    7. Slave Code!
    8. Glorious Revolution!
    9. English Bill of Rights!

    10. Toleration Act!


    11. Salem Witch Trails!
    12. Backcountry

    Chapter Outline: !
    I. Chapter Introduction - starting on page 94!
    II. Global Competition and the Expansion of Englands Empire!
    A. Mercantilist System!
    B. Conquest of New Netherland!
    C. New York and the Rights of Englishmen & women!
    D. New York and the Indians!
    E. Charter of Liberties!
    F. Founding of Carolina!
    G. Holy Experiment!
    H. Quaker Liberty!
    I. Land in Pennsylvania!
    III. Origins of American Slavery!
    A. Englishmen and Africans
    G. End of the Rebellion and Its Consequences!
    B. Slavery in History
    H. Slave Society!
    C. Slavery in the West Indies
    I. Notions of Freedom!
    D. Slavery and the Law!
    E. Rise of Chesapeake Slavery!
    F. Bacons Rebellion: Land and Labor in Virginia!
    IV. Colonies in Crisis!
    A. Glorious Revolution!
    B. Glorious Revolution in America!
    C. Maryland Uprising!
    D. Leislers Rebellion!
    E. Changes in New England!
    F. Prosecution of Witches!
    G. Salem Witch Trails!
    V. Growth of Colonial America!
    A. Diverse Population
    G. Consumer Revolution!
    B. Attracting Settlers
    H. Colonial Cities!
    C. German Migration
    I. Colonial Artisans!
    D. Religious Diversity
    J. An Atlantic World!
    E. Indian Life in Transition!
    F. Regional Diversity!
    VI. Social Classes in the Colonies!
    A. Colonial Elite!
    B. Anglicization!
    C. South Carolina Aristocracy!
    D. Poverty in the Colonies!
    E. Middle Ranks!
    F. Women and the Household Economy!
    G. North America at Mid-Century!

    Guiding Questions: Each of the following questions require you to critically look at the evidence (FACTS) presented in
    the text. Responses should re-state the question in the form of your main statement with multiple factual pieces of
    evidence to support your statement.!
    1. How did the English empire in America expand in the mid-17th to 18th century?!
    2. How was slavery established in the Western Atlantic World? What events led to slavery in North America and the role
    racial prejudice played?!
    3. How did Philips War, Bacons Rebellion and the Salem Witch trails illustrate crisis in North America in the late 17th
    century? How are these events evidence of an evolving social structure within the colonies?

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