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| 46482098 | mid 1700s | When did the colonists started to call themselves Americans | |
| 46482099 | late 1600s | When did the white and the black become the dominant population group (along the Atlantic coast) | |
| 46482100 | english laborers | the dominant group of colonists were | |
| 46482101 | indentured servants (bond to their master for 4-5 years and promised freedom afterwards) | 3/4 of the immigrants (especially in Southern colonies) were | |
| 46482102 | (approx) 1/4 | how many of the indentured servants were women? | |
| 46482103 | 1615 | When did the first ship carrying convicts came to America | |
| 46482104 | Chesapeake bay | How is the area of the first colonies called? | |
| 46482105 | mid-Atlantic (New York, Pennsylvania) | The indentures coming after 1700 preferred ________ colonies to southern colonies because of better work conditions | |
| 46482106 | (approx.) 1/4 million | What was the population of America at the end of 17th century | |
| 46482107 | late 1600s | When did the male-female ratio become balanced? | |
| 46482108 | very hight at first (75 yrs), dropped during 17th century, then started to increase | How was the life expectancy in the Chesapeake | |
| 46482109 | New England (the Puritan church) | Which area was more religious (New England X Chesapeake) | |
| 46482110 | late 1600s | When did the supply of slaves to North America became plentiful? | |
| 46482111 | 11 million | How many slaves were forced to immigrate to the Americas | |
| 46482112 | before 1620 | When did the first black laborers arrive in English North America | |
| 46482113 | Royal African Company of England | Which group maintained a monopoly on the slave trade until 1697 | |
| 46482114 | (approx) 25,000 | How many slaves lived in America by the end of the 17th century? | |
| 46482115 | the South | The vast majority of the slave around 1760 lived in ________ | |
| 46482116 | Slave Codes | The treatment of the slaves in every state was regulated by | |
| 46482117 | French Calvinists (after 1685) | What was the first big group of non-english immigrants? | |
| 46482118 | Pennsylvania Dutch | About 3000 Palatinate Germans found home in the America after 1709 and became known as | |
| 46482119 | Scotch-Irish Presbyterians | "What was the most numerous ""newcomers"" group?" | |
| 46482120 | tobacco | What was the basis of the economy in the Chesapeake region? | |
| 46482121 | Stono Rebellion in South Carolina (1739) | Which slave revolt was the most important | |
| 46482122 | great house | How was the house of the planter, located in the middle of a larger cluster of buildings, called? | |
| 46482123 | Gullah | What is the name of the language the slaves developed to communicate with each other | |
| 46482124 | isolated farm | What was the characteristic social unit in the South | |
| 46482125 | town | What was the characteristic social unit in the North | |
| 46482126 | selectmen | "At a yearly ""town meeting"" a group of men was chosen to decide the important questions, they were called ______" | |
| 46482127 | patriarchal | Most puritans subscribed to the ______ model. | |
| 46482128 | Salem (Massachusetts), 1692 | When and where broke out the most famous witchcraft event | |
| 46482129 | merchants | The leaders of the cities were generally _______ | |
| 46482130 | Philadelphia and New York | Which were the two largest ports in the 1770s | |
| 46482131 | (approx.) 25,000 | what was the population of New York in 1770s | |
| 46482132 | molasses | What was rum made of | |
| 46482133 | Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign parts | What is the name of the institution found by the Church of England in 1701 | |
| 46482134 | Toleration act (1649) | By which act was Maryland distinguished as a Catholic refuge | |
| 46482135 | Maryland act (1691) | Which act deprived Maryland's catholics (3,000 people) of political and religious rights | |
| 46482136 | John and Charles Wesley | Who were the founders of Methodism | |
| 46482137 | General Court of Massachusetts (1636) | Who established Harvard | |
| 46482138 | Cotton Mather | Who initiated smallpox inoculation in Massachusetts | |
| 46482139 | indentured servants | During the seventeenth century, at least three-fourths of the immigrants who came to the Chesapeake colonies came as: |
