Quebec
Colonization
Definition
Smaller group branched from a nation
Group of people go from place A to place B
New community modeled on old community
English
looking for money
Got idea from Spanish
business venture
Roanoke
Arrived there looking for things to take back to Europe and sell
Demanded food from the indians
John White left family members there
People disappeared... dont know what happened
Croatoan written on tree, thought of that the people went there
Set a piracy base there to fight the Spanish
brought most of their women from overseas
Northern English colonies
Southern english colonies
Jamestown
Founded in 1607
Founded in Powhatan confederacy, around Chesapeake region
John Smith saved this colony from dying
frontiers of exclusion
Puritans
Very intent on enforcing conformity and would go to great lengths to do it
Anne Hutchinson
2 Types
Calvinist
Want to reform church of england from within
Separitists
wanted to abandon the church of england, thought it was too corrupt to fix
had a "work hard" work ethic
believed in
hierarchy
God ordained people who were smarter than others to rule over them
communalism
part of a large group
predestination
God decided if you would go to heaven or not before you were even born
Wanted to be as a "City Upon a Hill"
love one another and bear eachothers burdens
Work for Christ
Set the example, light to the world
patriarchal society
fathers were the head of the household
everyone had to listen to the father
Quakers
Believed in equality
no one was better than anyone else
would not show difference to anyone
wouldnt take their hat off to someone more important than them
believed in religious toleration
Pacifist
did not believe in war and violence
English families arrived in the north and set up small businesses and farms
Create plantations to make money. Grew alot of tobacco. Used indentured servitude
Spanish
Santa Fe
Around the southwest of america
founded in 1609
Indians oppressed by the spaniards
1680 led a revolt known as the pueblo revolt
killed many spaniards
one of the best revolts they had for a while
Being forced to convert to Christianity
punished if they were found to be practicing their religion
Violent colonization
many died from starvation and sickness
Tried converting indians
used indians for labor
encomienda system
married into indian families
frontiers of inclusion
Hired Columbus
objectives were "starkly imperial"
Sailed to islands of Cuba and found taino indians
set up a base/fort
went back to spain for reinforcements
came back and found camp was destroyed
had his men kill the surrounding Taino tribes, wiping them out as a people
French
Tried converting indians to christianity
intermarried with the indians
farmed a little bit
had frontiers of inclusion
fur trade
Reasons to colonize
Wanted resources
Gold/silver
Land
Exploit labor of indians
Sell/trade goods
Convert the natives there
National Rivalries
Religion
Muslims
Conquered Iberian Peninsula
800 - 1491 Christians fighting with the Muslims for peninsula
Became known as Reconquista
Christians
Roman Catholic
Protestant
Protestant Reformation
1517 went from everyone being roman catholic to some people becoming protestant
Calvinism
John Calvin
Lutheran
Martin Luther revolted against the Catholic church
Church of England
Henry VIII wanted to be head of church
Gets to take over the land and resources that the church had in England
Can use the resources obtained from the Church to build his government and army
Colonize the Irish
Fought with muslims
Puritanism
Spanish/English rivalry
allowed pirates to raid eachother
King James made piece in 1603
Indians
Hopewell
Built mounds
Newark Earthworks
Lived 300 BC - 600 AD
Lived in northeast america
Studied astronomy and the moon
Mississippians
Lived 750 AD - 1700 AD
Large amount of people
Cahokia
Capital city for Mississippians
Astronomers
Widespread trade routes
Arranged society
Religion based on the Sun
built mounds
predecessors to woodland tribes
Anasazi
lived in southwest america
hierarchical society
built apartment buildings and cities
pit houses
buildings
in desert
Predecessors of the Hopi and other pueblo indians
lived around 900 AD
Choco canyon, northwest america
moved around 750 from choco canyon
Taino
Vocab
Primary source
first hand knowledge
Secondary Source
second hand knowledge
written by "expert"
Ethnocentrism
The belief that ones own culture and beliefs are better than that of others
Frontier of inclusion
trying to live in peace and harmony with indians
Frontier of exclusion
Commercial Farming
Farming to make money
Large scale
Subsistence farming
Farming to feed your family
Maybe make a small amount of money on the side
Protestant Reformation
1517 went from everyone being roman catholic to some people becoming protestant
Reconquista
Reconquering of Iberian Peninsula from the Muslims
800 - 1492 AD
Doctrine of Discovery
Royalty could claim new lands if the natives were willing to sell
Resulted in treaties
Didnt always obey this rule, just took it over
Encomienda System
Institutions where indians were forced to work for the Spanish
Intercontinental Exchange
Trade between the new land and europe
aka trade between indians and europeans
alot was traded, and the indians came up with the short end of the stick
People
Anne Hutchinson
born: 1591
English in origin
worked as a midwife
Had a divine revelation from God
married William Hutchinson
well to do merchant
had 15 children
Puritan
Believed in the Covenant of Grace
Gained many followers
Disagreed with some ministers and challenged them
Got her into trouble
led to banishment
Moved to America
Preached the gospel to people while she worked as a midwife
Banished
Pocahontas
Daniel Clocker