APUSH Unit 2 Test Review

APUSH Unit 2 Test Review

1. Jamestown

   • colony barely survived
     • only 104 men made it to jamestown
     • survived through strict sharing of resources
   • Made a rebound through the production of tobacco

2. Chesapeake Colonies

3. Bacon's Rebellion

4. New England + The Puritans

5. King Philip's War

6. Mid-Atlantic Colonies

7. Borderlands and Enslavement

8. Glorious Revolution

9. Bacon's Rebellion

   • Bacon's rebellion solidified terrible relations between the English and the Natives
   • Bacon's rebellion happened because Nathaniel Bacon wanted more land
     • Bacon did not have the support of the gov. because they wanted good relations with the Natives
       • Bacon's personal vendetta with the governor was because he wasn't given any power in the gov.
   • Men outside of the government were not given any political power, therefore setting the stage for the fight against the natives

10. The Puritans and New England

    • Left Europe because of religious discrimination
    • Went to the New World (soon to be New England) with few people and had a difficult time surviving
      • Like the Jamestown colonists, the Puritans followed a strict set of survival guidelines
        • these came through religious guidelines.
    • Had relatively good relations with the natives up and until they indirectly killed most of them through disease
    • Despite the religious guidelines, there were still people that spoke out against the strict Puritanism in N.E.
      • Anne Hutchinson was one of the few that spoke out against Puritanism

11. King Philip's Rebellion

    • English wanted more land
    • Puritans pushed culture onto Natives
      • Made them follow English rules w/out their consent
        • Natives killed about 1,000 englishmen due to this
          • Natives remained superior for 3 years until the colonists gained ground with help from other natives

12. Borderlands and Enslavement

    • Tried to colonize the Caribbean
      • Succeeded and found a good crop but many people did not want to do the work for it
        • This is when African slave labor came into the picture
          • Slave labor became a huge part of the economy
            • Despite their importance, slaves were given essentially no rights

13. The Glorious Reformation

    • England returned to the colonial scene
      • Started enforcing the navigation acts again
        • Took more control over the colonies and therefore made the colonists very unhappy w/ the English gov.