Slave Industry In North America

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Ch.4 Sec 1: Slavery and Empire -Mercantilism realized: the triangular trade. -West Africa had become a thriving slave industry since the Portuguese had arrived while going to the West coast. Most slaves went to other destinations, like South America( Brazil), Caribbean and then some to the Americas. Very little of them went straight to North America. *The Ordeal of the Slave* -A state of perpetual terror: 1) first caught from her/ his tribe by the Europeans or another tribe. 2) All rounded up and put on the ships. 3) Having to survive on a ship. 4) Got to the destination with low attitude. -Slavery in the Chesapeake and South Carolina toon on two forms primarily: ! 1.Household slaves( men of working age field, women would take care of the house…show more content…
-Benjamin Franklin- leading American figure -Colonial economic success aided by abundance of land and growth of agriculture. Sec 5: The Great Awakening -The Great Awakening spread from Europe to New England and through the east Coast beginning in the 1730s; sermons were delivered by evangelical preachers. - Movement emphasized a renewed personal relationship with God; repentance was essential for salvation; inspired a spirit of inquiry. George Whitefield and Jonathan Edwards. Sec 6: Imperial Rivalries - By the mid-18th C., European rivalries in North American were well defined. Spanish, English, and French sought alliances with the Native Americans. - Native Americans were sough because: ! 1. They made good trade partners. ! 2. They were effective military allies. - Prior to the 1760s, the British did not appreciate the values of a coordinated NA policy. - Spanish relied upon the construction of mission and presidios to maintain their presence in California and discourage Russian expansion. Father Junepiro Serra. Sec 7: Battle for the Continent - Also known as the Seven Years War and the French and Indian War. In France, Canada, and Britain its called the Seven Years Wars. - The French and Indian War( 1754-1763), Acknowledged by Britain and war becomes global in 1756. This is a war that started in the Americas. War starts for dispute over the Ohio Valley which was claimed by the Virginia colony. - First…show more content…
- Battle for Quebec was fought on the Plains of Abraham. - Around 1760 Spain entered the war on the side of France; William Pitt payed Prussians to fight for Britain. When France lost and Spain was left holding the bag. WHen the negotiations of the treaties Britain asked for Florida from Spain in exchange for Cuba. *British also got the country of India* -1762: British forces invaded Cuba and took it over. - War's outcome cause much instability within Native American tribes; Pontiac's Rebellion( 1763 ) resulted in a reevaluation of British policies- a Proclamation Line was established. Proclamation Line in this they came up with a new law to restrict western expansion by English settlers. The line was based on where the Appalachian Mountains was. - Acts of intimidation against Native American's in Pennsylvania- the Paxton Boys. They were like a vigilante group. Led to massacres, about 50 of them and just attacked Indian villages. - The English also had huge debt from the result of the
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