Chapter 4 Study Guide
“The Old Plantation”
Olaudah Equiano
Characteristics of 18th century Atlantic trade
Treaty of Utrecht, British acquisition
Effect in West Africa of Atlantic slave trade
Characteristics of slave trade in 18th century Atlantic world
Tobacco plantations in the Chesapeake
Chesapeake region slavery
Free blacks in the Chesapeake region
Early South Carolina economy focuses
Results of development of rice on plantations in South Carolina
Task system
Causes of James Oglethorpe
Characteristics of Georgia
Why was slavery less prevalent in the northern colonies
Slaves in northern colonies
Language spoken by African American slaves in SC and Ga
18th century slavery South Carolina, Georgia
South Carolina’s Stono Rebellion
1741 panic in New York Cith
Slave resistance in 18th century
18th century British patriotism
British concept of liberty
British Country Party
“Republicanism” in the 18th century Anglo-American political world
John Locke’s political philosophy
Idea of liberalism in 18th century politics
Percentage of adult white men who voted in colonial British America
Compare colonial politics to British politics
Property qualifications for holding office
Deference
Salutary neglect
18th century colonial assemblies
Most successful colonial governors characteristics
What contributed to the expansion of public sphere during the 18th century
Issue that divided colonial governors and colonial legislatures
American Philosophical Society
John Peter Zenger’s trial
American version of the Enlightenment
Compare Deists and 18th century European Enlightenment thinkers
Deists beliefs
Characteristics of the Great Awakening
George Whitefield
Description of revivalist preachers of the Great Awakening
18th century Spanish empire in North America
Junipero Serra
Cajuns
Colonial reasons for French Indian War
William Pitt, Seven Years’ War
Neolin
Pontiac’s Rebellion
Proclamation of 1763
Paxton Boys
Alban Plan of Union
Consequences of Seven Years’ War