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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
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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
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King Phillip's War
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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
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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
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a system that believed government should regulate economic activity as to promote national power
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an act passed by the English Parliament to control colonial trade and bolster the mercantile system, 1650-1775
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an alliance formed by Sir Edmund Andros, in which the imperial ambitions of the English and Indians reinforced one another in New York
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an uprising in Carolina by Indians which was started by fears over trade debts owed to colonists
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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)
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the chief crop produced by slaves in the Western Hemisphere during the eighteenth century
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a series of Spanish laws granting slaves certain rights relating to marriage, holding property, and access to freedom
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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
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a code enacted in 1705 by the House of Burgesses; this legislation created the provision of white supremacy over slaves and blacks
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the Church of England
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a coup engineered by a small group of aristocrats that took the British throne and overthrew James II
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a bill that listed parliamentary powers like control over taxation and rights of individuals
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a board established by England to oversee colonial affairs in 1675
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a "super colony" consisting of Connecticut, Plymouth, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, New York, and New Jersey
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a law that allowed all Protestants to worship freely; established in 1680
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a series of trials and executions in Salem, Massachusetts, that came about from anxiety over witchcraft in 1692
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a term meaning "indentured families"
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the fraudulent dealing so common in other colonies to Pennsylvania
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an area stretching from central Pennsylvania to the Shenandoah Valley into upland North and South Carolina
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skilled craftsmen
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a term referring to the incest like nature of the Virginia upper class
