Chapter 4 Vocab
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- Q1Producing enough to meet the needs of their family, with little to none left for sale or trade.Subsistence farming30sEditDelete
- Q2Crops that could be sold easily in markets in the colonies and overseas.Cash crop30sEditDelete
- Q3Variety, such as ethnic or national groups.Diversity30sEditDelete
- Q4A pattern of trade that developed in colonial times among the Americas, Africa and EuropeTriangular trade30sEditDelete
- Q5Rules focusing on the behavior and punishment of enslaved people; laws in Southern states that controlled enslaved people.Slave Code30sEditDelete
- Q6A system in which people elect delegates to make laws and conduct government on their behalf.Representative government30sEditDelete
- Q7An economic theory that a nation's power depends on its ability to increase wealth by increasing exports and accumulating precious metals in returnMercantilism30sEditDelete
- Q8To sell goods to other countriesExport30sEditDelete
- Q9To bring in goods from other countries.Import30sEditDelete
- Q10The ruler could not suspend Parliament's laws, impose taxes, or raise an army without Parliament's consent.English Bill of Rights30sEditDelete
- Q11The law forced colonists to sell their raw materials to England even if they could get a better price elsewhere.Navigation Acts30sEditDelete
- Q12The permanent movement of people into a country from other countries.Immigration30sEditDelete
- Q13An illness that affects large numbers of people.Epidemic30sEditDelete
- Q14A person who learns a trade from a skilled craftspersonApprentice30sEditDelete
- Q15The Massachusetts Puritans required communities with 50 or more homes to have a public schoolPublic Education Law30sEditDelete
- Q16A religious revival that inspired greater religious freedomGreat Awakening30sEditDelete
- Q17Minister from Massachusetts involved in the Great Awakening by giving powerful and convincing sermons.Jonathan Edwards30sEditDelete
- Q18The idea that knowledge, reason and science could improve society.The Enlightenment30sEditDelete
- Q19The banning of printed materials because they contain unpopular or offensive ideas.Censorship30sEditDelete
- Q20Publisher of the New-York Weekly Journal who accused New York's governor of corruptionJohn Peter Zenger30sEditDelete