HIUS 221 Exam 1 Dr. Jones Liberty University
1. Took over Jamestown in 1608/Military man/"don't work, don't eat": John
Smith
2. 60% British
20% Germanic
20% African: Ethnic group make up of Colonial America
3. Based on the style of unique pottery discovered in the coastal plains of
Ecuador suggest that (around 3044 BC) people from Japan also had interac-
tions and possible settlements in west coast South America.
It is believed that they traveled in 20 foot long row boats (similar to wide
canoes) using special currents that flowed up toward Alaska and down the
coastlines of the Americas. The end results were apparent settlements specif-
ically in Ecuador.: Japanese settlements in pre-Columbian South America
4. Wars, Subjugation, Slavery, Diseases, Intermarriage: Struggles and decline of
Native Americans
5. "Scrooby Congregation" came in 1620 on Mayflower
Made "Mayflower Compact" which set terms for establishing government
settled in Plymouth
had first thanksgiving: Pilgrims
6. - pilgrims are separatists
- described those that wanted to separate from the church of England: Sepa-
ratists
7. Governed lost colony of roanoke 1587/ "Croatoa" / Virginia Dare= first child
born in Virginia/ This is the time of Philip 2 conflict with Queen Elizabeth 1’
defeated Spanish Armada 1588/ that is why John White couldn't return to
Roanoke right away: John White
8. Susan Constant, Godspeed & the Discovery: the three ships that brought
them
Started with 100 settlers, all males
By 1609 there were 400, all males
first permanent English colony in America
established in 1607
starving time 1609-1610 (cannibalism)
John Smith governs 1608 until he gets injured
All of what's left of the colony decide to leave but Lord De La Warr comes and
stops them’ reason why colony survived/kept going
1619 the first Black slaves came, 20 in total
1620, 90 English women arrive in Jamestown: Jamestown Settlement
9. 90% of African Slave Trade went to Latin America
10% went to English possessions in North America
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, HIUS 221 Exam 1 Dr. Jones Liberty University
From 1500s-early 1800s, around 15 million slaves came from West Africa to
Americas
1700s: 5.5 million slaves came
1650-1831 Africans dominated North and South American immigration (as
slaves)
Catholic Church's law concerning the system of slavery?: Middle Passage
information
10. Ended Anglo-Powhatan conflict by marrying Pocahontas/Rebecca who is
the daughter of the chief of the Powhatan Indians near Jamestown/ She dies
young in England/ has a son named Thomas who is prominent in Jamestown
He made a small fortune through Tobacco production/trade.: John Rolfe
11. the Columbian Exchange was the exchange of goods, animals, diseases,
technology, and culture between Europe and the newly discovered Americas.
It's named after Christopher Columbus, the explorer credited for discovering
the Americas in 1492. A massive exchange of goods took place between the
Europeans and Americas. It works almost like a circle: Europe/Asia/Africa
brings goods to the Americas, and the Native American goods are brought
back to Europe/Asia/Africa. Things from Europe include horses, smallpox,
spices, sugar, apples, coffee, and bananas; things exchanged by the Americas
include tomatoes, potatoes, chocolate (cocoa), cotton, and sunflowers.
*Main significant thing from the Colombian Exchange is the development of
the Latin american peoples: Information on the "Colombian Exchange"
12. preached to middle colonies
started the Great Awakening in the Colonies
"Sinners in the hands of an angry God": Jonathan Edwards
13. methodist/ preached in England and the colonies: George Whitefield
14. lost colony of roanoke 1587/ "Croatoa" / Virginia Dare= first child born in
Virginia/ This is the time of Philip 2 conflict with Queen Elizabeth 1’ defeated
Spanish Armada 1588: Lost Colony (Roanoke Island)
15. 1622
people ended up as pastors that were not even saved
made it so that you didn't have to be a Christian to vote
allowed the children of baptized but unconverted church members to be
baptized and thus become church members and have political rights: Half-Way
Covenant information and impact
16. Charter: governed by charter companies (whose charters were acquired
from the king)
Proprietary: king granted land/colony to an individual person or family
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1. Took over Jamestown in 1608/Military man/"don't work, don't eat": John
Smith
2. 60% British
20% Germanic
20% African: Ethnic group make up of Colonial America
3. Based on the style of unique pottery discovered in the coastal plains of
Ecuador suggest that (around 3044 BC) people from Japan also had interac-
tions and possible settlements in west coast South America.
It is believed that they traveled in 20 foot long row boats (similar to wide
canoes) using special currents that flowed up toward Alaska and down the
coastlines of the Americas. The end results were apparent settlements specif-
ically in Ecuador.: Japanese settlements in pre-Columbian South America
4. Wars, Subjugation, Slavery, Diseases, Intermarriage: Struggles and decline of
Native Americans
5. "Scrooby Congregation" came in 1620 on Mayflower
Made "Mayflower Compact" which set terms for establishing government
settled in Plymouth
had first thanksgiving: Pilgrims
6. - pilgrims are separatists
- described those that wanted to separate from the church of England: Sepa-
ratists
7. Governed lost colony of roanoke 1587/ "Croatoa" / Virginia Dare= first child
born in Virginia/ This is the time of Philip 2 conflict with Queen Elizabeth 1’
defeated Spanish Armada 1588/ that is why John White couldn't return to
Roanoke right away: John White
8. Susan Constant, Godspeed & the Discovery: the three ships that brought
them
Started with 100 settlers, all males
By 1609 there were 400, all males
first permanent English colony in America
established in 1607
starving time 1609-1610 (cannibalism)
John Smith governs 1608 until he gets injured
All of what's left of the colony decide to leave but Lord De La Warr comes and
stops them’ reason why colony survived/kept going
1619 the first Black slaves came, 20 in total
1620, 90 English women arrive in Jamestown: Jamestown Settlement
9. 90% of African Slave Trade went to Latin America
10% went to English possessions in North America
1/8
, HIUS 221 Exam 1 Dr. Jones Liberty University
From 1500s-early 1800s, around 15 million slaves came from West Africa to
Americas
1700s: 5.5 million slaves came
1650-1831 Africans dominated North and South American immigration (as
slaves)
Catholic Church's law concerning the system of slavery?: Middle Passage
information
10. Ended Anglo-Powhatan conflict by marrying Pocahontas/Rebecca who is
the daughter of the chief of the Powhatan Indians near Jamestown/ She dies
young in England/ has a son named Thomas who is prominent in Jamestown
He made a small fortune through Tobacco production/trade.: John Rolfe
11. the Columbian Exchange was the exchange of goods, animals, diseases,
technology, and culture between Europe and the newly discovered Americas.
It's named after Christopher Columbus, the explorer credited for discovering
the Americas in 1492. A massive exchange of goods took place between the
Europeans and Americas. It works almost like a circle: Europe/Asia/Africa
brings goods to the Americas, and the Native American goods are brought
back to Europe/Asia/Africa. Things from Europe include horses, smallpox,
spices, sugar, apples, coffee, and bananas; things exchanged by the Americas
include tomatoes, potatoes, chocolate (cocoa), cotton, and sunflowers.
*Main significant thing from the Colombian Exchange is the development of
the Latin american peoples: Information on the "Colombian Exchange"
12. preached to middle colonies
started the Great Awakening in the Colonies
"Sinners in the hands of an angry God": Jonathan Edwards
13. methodist/ preached in England and the colonies: George Whitefield
14. lost colony of roanoke 1587/ "Croatoa" / Virginia Dare= first child born in
Virginia/ This is the time of Philip 2 conflict with Queen Elizabeth 1’ defeated
Spanish Armada 1588: Lost Colony (Roanoke Island)
15. 1622
people ended up as pastors that were not even saved
made it so that you didn't have to be a Christian to vote
allowed the children of baptized but unconverted church members to be
baptized and thus become church members and have political rights: Half-Way
Covenant information and impact
16. Charter: governed by charter companies (whose charters were acquired
from the king)
Proprietary: king granted land/colony to an individual person or family
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