part 1 american colonies prelude to revolutions
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Chapter 13Revolutions 1685-1730
Compromise
• Colonist except royal governors and their councils• Rhode Island and Connecticut refused • Compromise made people more willing to work with other empires • Governors began to bred within with many council now being related • Governors either got rewarded or punished • Persuasion and patronage were key• Crown ruled over all•
Chapter 14 The Atlantic
News
• Increase in shipping meant there was an increase of information flow• Ships brought more and more letters pamphlets and newspapers and
people felt more informed • The increase of information created more need for the newspaper • Newspapers were permitted after the 1700’s• Contributed to the integration of British Atlantic• Officials items were main points more over than local news
Chapter 15 Awakenings
Growth and Limits
• There was a large growth in the number of churches the each had about 90 families attending
• Churches severed as social gathering as well as church• Females that were at ease to share there feeling remained full
member of the church as the number of men declined • There were rivals within all the churches • People started to worship a God that rewards for good
behavior instead of punishment for misbehavior
Chapter 16 French America
Dependence
• From the perspective of Paris, America was a big let down• America cost more to run the it did to provide revenue • There was an order to withdraw • Indian became more and more dependent on the French and
there goods• The French need the allies fromthe Indians so the ultimate provide Goods for them
Chapter 17 The Great Plains
Genizaros
• The Spanish people commandeered the Pueblo by establishing the colony of New Mexico
• Hispanics capture the surplus causing reduction in trade causing friction
• Slaves were the biggest commodity• Nomads sought out revenge but killing and capturing Hispanic
and Pueblo people • Indian girl was the preferred slave • Captured at a young age most had no way of returning home
Chapter 18 Imperial Wars and Crisis
Empire of Liberty
• Few people believed in national independence• People dread the death and destruction of the civil war • The colonist resisted the new taxes hoping that they would
just go away; but they didn’t• Main land leader declared independence • They greater the assurance the more clashing with the British
they had • Thomas Jefferson describe the US as “empire of liberty”