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1797 presidio commanders began to send troops into the Central Valley of California to capture potential neophytes
-trying to capture natives to colonize them
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neophytes
-native people converting to christianity
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especially impressive number given that only a few practiced horticulture
agriculture of garden plants
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insubordinate
disobediant to authority
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1764, the British government sought to end the expensive and frustrating frontier war. Blaming Amherst for the crisis, the government recalled him and appointed a more flexible commander, Thomas Gage, who followed the pragmatic advice of the superintendent for Indian affairs, Sir William Johnson
-significant issues with managing peace with natives -replaced amherst with thomas gage -inspired by johnsons's peae making with the natives, gage tried to repair peace with natives -reflected diplomacy in colonial governement
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the British military commander, Jeffrey Amherst, foolishly cut off the delivery of presents expected by the Indians. He deemed presents a waste of money after the removal of the French competition.
-stopped supplying gifts to Natives, important for maintaining good relations -messed up their relationship -dont know why they wanted to stop giving them gifts, doesn't make any sense
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As a sop to appease their Spanish allies, the French gave them New Orleans (page 112)p. 112and most of Louisiana
-granted new orleans and looudiana to spain to satisfy spanish allies -wanted to please spain to get their help to fight against the brirish
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Pitt’s policy was financially reckless: by compounding the national debt, Pitt saddled the colonists and Britons with a burden that would later disrupt the empire.
-they were irresponsible and led to national debt -contributed to tensions with the british empire
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(1689–97) ended in a stalemate
stalemate- where no party can progress for resolution
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Puritanism
sector of protistant
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the French had to make a grudging peace, while grumbling at their inability to dictate to their allies.
-french agreed to terms they were not actually happy with -frnch did not achieve outcome they desired, so theu included more favorable terms they didnt really want to do just to gain more control
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emigration
immigrant-person who moves to new country emigrant-
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enforce Crown orders while competing for Crown favor by jealously watching one another for corruption, heresy, and disloyalty
-competing to govern the region
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, the Crown provided a cash marriage dowry, an alluring incentive for orphan girls, who lacked the family money expected for a marriage
-offered orphan women to poor, single emigrant men and payed them with money as an offer, and offered compainoinship, and and shared labor
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Iroquoian
the Haudenosaunee refers specifically to the six-nation confederation with its unique governance and cultural identity, while Iroquoian refers to a larger linguistic and cultural group that includes various nations and languages, some of which are not part of the Haudenosaunee.
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Haudenosaunee had formed a confederation
-Iroquois Confederacy or the Six Nations -to promote peace, self defense, and decision making -acted as key players in diplomacy between various European powers, including the French, Dutch, and British - established trade networks with European powers, negotiating terms that benefited their communities
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occupying two adjacent river systems, the French and the Dutch drew the battle lines of European commerce and empire along the preceding battle lines of native rivalry, and they raised the stakes.
-europeans did this to gain control over vital resources/trade routes/ getting more power of region
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Champlain and nine French soldiers joined an allied war party that ventured south to attack a Haudensaunee camp on the lake subsequently named “Champlain.
-engaged a war party
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ingress
the right to enter somewhere.
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founding Québec in 1608.
in eastern canada
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mariners
sailors
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Raping a slave was not a crime but marrying her was
i have noting to say about this
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The black freedmen and women could move as they pleased, baptize their children, procure firearms, testify in court, buy and sell property, marry white people, and even vote.
girl thats more rights than im going to have after this election.
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Early in the century Chesapeake slavery had been relatively amorphous and fluid
-not as rigid or set in stone as the ending of it is
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Bacon’s Rebellion did not cause the switch from servants to slaves, but that shift did diminish the motives for poor white rebellion.
-changed dyamics of scoial realtionships between poor white people and enslaved black people -with poor white people moving up and black people forced through slavery and labor, it made it less easy/likely for poor white people and enslaved black people to come together and revolt
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Bacon promised immediate freedom to servants who deserted Berkeley’s supporters to join the rebellion
promise that seperated peopke in the sense of who wanted to be freed, and who benefited from the unfair labor
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In part, “Bacon’s Rebellion” represented a division within the planter elite, a split between a cabal allied with the royal governor and a rival set of ambitious but frustrated planters who resented their relative lack of patronage from Berkeley.
half of bacon rebellion was split: those who wanted peace and were against opression of the natives, and those who only cared/ benefited from bacon
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Three-quarters of the immigrants arrived as indentured servants.
where immigrants agreed to work for certain amount of years on very small salary,set the stage for slavery
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Every little commonwealth had a petty monarch, ordinarily a married man, more rarely a widow.
-each colony self governed -petty monarch refers to leader who held considerable control over colony, but were not king or queen
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tobacco
ok so john rolfe invented tobacco apparently
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Even when healthy, many early colonists refused to work diligently at raising crops to feed themselves, for they preferred to search for gold and to extort corn from the Indians
damn thats crazy.
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The English sense of superiority remained impervious to their own follies as colonists in a land long mastered by the Indians.
English gallowed in superiority and power regardless of their own foolishness with coming to Native land and mistakes.
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the English sent no missionaries to convert the Indians of Virginia. Instead, the English meant first to absorb the Indians as economic subordinates, who could then be taught Protestant Christianity at the regular church services of the colonists
English focused on Natives being sources of labor rather than interest in conversion.
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The colonizers meant to subordinate the Indians, lest the lower-sort colonists turn Indian and thus against the colony.
regret of the native and colonizing people: -worried if lower class people adopted native way of life, they would not be loyal to oclonization, anymore -if indeginius people and lower class people merged cultures and experiences, it would be easier for them to revolt against colonizrers, which colonizers feared.
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Powhatan left the subordinate chiefs alone so long as they paid their tribute in wives, maize, and deerskins, and so long as they joined his war parties sent against the Siouan
-left sons alone for reasons about resources and military strategies
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took one hundred wives from subordinated chiefdoms to produce numerous sons to govern their villages in the next generation
Powhatan took 100 wives from cheifdoms to birth more sons and govern the villages next generation.
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chiefdom
politicial and social organization in native tribes with. leader holding authority over several tribes.
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When the local Indians refused to provide food, the colonists massacred the local chiefs
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courtiers
advisor or campanion of the court
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called that entire coast “Virginia” to honor their queen, Elizabeth I, a supposed virgin
. . .ok. . .
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(Nova Scotia).
east coast of canada
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