AP US History Fall Semester Review #3

a Wampanoag leader, also known as King Philip by colonists, who was leader of the 1675 uprising against settlers, known as King Philip's War

a multi-year uprising, that started in 1675, against white colonists by Indians; this resulted in broadened freedoms for white New Englanders and the dispossession of the region's Indians

a system that believed government should regulate economic activity as to promote national power

an act passed by the English Parliament to control colonial trade and bolster the mercantile system, 1650-1775

an alliance formed by Sir Edmund Andros, in which the imperial ambitions of the English and Indians reinforced one another in New York

an uprising in Carolina by Indians which was started by fears over trade debts owed to colonists

a religious group in England and America whose members believed all persons possessed the "inner light" or spirit of God; they were early proponents of abolition of slavery and equal rights for women (believed in equality for all)

the chief crop produced by slaves in the Western Hemisphere during the eighteenth century

a series of Spanish laws granting slaves certain rights relating to marriage, holding property, and access to freedom

a unsuccessful revolt led by Nathaniel Bacon against William Berkeley's, the Virginian governor, administration because of governmental corruption the fact that Berkeley had failed to protect settlers from Indian raids/did not allow them to occupy Indian lands

a code enacted in 1705 by the House of Burgesses; this legislation created the provision of white supremacy over slaves and blacks

the Church of England

a coup engineered by a small group of aristocrats that took the British throne and overthrew James II

a bill that listed parliamentary powers like control over taxation and rights of individuals

a board established by England to oversee colonial affairs in 1675