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4. Slavery & Empire, 1441-1770

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Tuesday 10

Tuesday 10. Puritans and Native Americans . Moving South Again. Chesapeake. Compared to New England the Chesapeake was a dispersed community Based on a hierarchical system Rich land owners Indented servants Slaves. Region been developed on the back of Tobacco

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The Atlantic Trade The Triangular Trade

The Atlantic Trade The Triangular Trade. Definition. Triangular Trade: Trade routes between Africa, Europe and the Americas during the Atlantic Slave Trade. Portugal. Prince Henry the Navigator.

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100 Points Question: This Connecticut inventor invented the cotton gin.

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The Southern Colonies

Chapter 3 Section 1. The Southern Colonies. The Southern Economy. Southern Economy Economy was based on commercial agriculture Based on cash crops t obacco, cotton, indigo, rice, etc. Led to the rise of plantations=large farms which required many laborers (live on the farm).

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To 1775

To 1775. CHAPTER 4 AFRICAN ENSLAVEMENT: THE TERRIBLE TRANSFORMATION. CREATED EQUAL JONES ? WOOD ? MAY ? BORSTELMANN ? RUIZ.

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Life in the 17th Century

Life in the 17th Century. Remember The Organizing Principal: Between 1607 and 1763, the British North American colonies developed experience in, and the expectation of self-government in the political, religious, economic, and social aspects of life.

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Life of the People in Colonial Georgia. Regional Commonalities. Georgia colony had much in common with other colonies: Most colonists from England, so they shared common language and culture;

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American Life in the 17 th Century

American Life in the 17 th Century. Chapter 4. The Tobacco Economy. Profit-hungry settlers often planted tobacco to sell before they planted corn to eat.

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The Atlantic World and Slavery

The Atlantic World and Slavery. Chapter 18. Atlantic System. Trade network across the Atlantic 1600s - West Indies very important because of tobacco (early) & sugar plantations (later) Colonies characterized by: Mercantilism & Capitalism Joint-stock companies Chartered companies

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From Puritanism to Enlightenment

From Puritanism to Enlightenment. 1640-1780. Great Fire of London. September 2, 1666 fire broke out in London bakery Lasted four days Destroyed much of the city Five people killed 100, 000 Londoners were homeless. Customs.

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You, Whoever You Are

You, Whoever You Are

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You, Whoever You Are

You, Whoever You Are

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Indentured Servitude vs. Slavery

Indentured Servitude vs. Slavery. African Slaves. Colonial Slave Revolts. 1663 - First serious slave conspiracy in Colonial America, Sept. 13. Servant betrayed plot of White servants and Negro slaves in Gloucester County, Va.

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Foreign Market Entry and International Production

Foreign Market Entry and International Production. CHAPTER 9. Introduction. A favorite Japanese motorcycle in Vietnam is the Honda Dream Was unaffordable by many Vietnamese households

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Slave Trade

Slave Trade. Triangular Trade. The potential wealth to be made from the triangular trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americans came from the difference in demand. Stop #1 Bristol, Britain. At first British traded with Africa for gold, ivory, and spices.

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Africa and the Africans: Age of Atlantic Slave Trade

Africa and the Africans: Age of Atlantic Slave Trade. Ch 20. I. Introduction. Slavery was a common practice throughout ancient times into the modern era. Slaves consisted of people from conquered territories or POWs Slavery was also result of debt Slavery in Africa Between r ival tribes

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The Enlightenment (1660-1780)

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4 . Slavery and Empire. People. Olaudah Equiano John Hawkins Venture Smith King Dom Affonso of the Kongo John Castor Anthony Johnson Elizabeth Lucas Pinckney. James Edward Oglethorpe John Woolman Creoles Adam Smith Robert Walpole Sally Hemings Anne Dandridge. Events.

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