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History Final

QuestionAnswer
Melting pot Immigrants from diverse backgrounds will come to America and melt into a single American culture.
Mestizos a person of evenly mixed Indian and Hispanic ancestry
vaqueros Spanish and Mexican horsemen who worked on ranches and cattle drives
Tejanos people of Hispanic descent native to Texas
Quebecois French speaking people native to Quebec Canada in new France
Arcadians French speaking decedents of early French colonists
Border landers cultural group native to the region between the US and Mexico in the far west
Dixie Coalition Political alliance between the conservative south Deep south tidewater and greater Appalachia
cavaliers cultural group native to the southern US tidewater
Quakers Religious group part of midlands
49ers traveled to California in search for gold left coast
reconstruction attempt to re integrate the south into the union.
counterculture antiwar anti-authoritarian sexual revolution new drugs music clothe and hair
Values of Yankeedom social and political equality Individualism Strong government
Values of New Netherlands Diversity Tolerance decentralized government
Values of Midlands Moderation Individualism balanced government
Values of Tidewater Tradition Hierarchy strong government
Values of Greater Appalachia Individualism self reliance decentralized government
Values of the Deep South Tradition Hierarchy Strong government
Values of New France Community Tradition Decentralized government
Values of el Norte community tradition decentralized government
Values of the Far West Individualism Self reliance decentralized government
Values of the Left Coast social and political equality diversity strong government
People that settled in Yankeedom Puritans followed by english settelers as well as Dutch French and German immigrants
People that settled in New Netherlands Dutch by Dutch west India company as well as some Germans Scandinavians and Africans brought over as slaves.
People that settled in the Midlands Dutch and English Quakers and other religious decedents also German immigrants
People that settled in Tidewater English colonists primarily from southern England wealthy aristocrats and their servants.
People that settled in Greater Appalachia Scots-Irish immigrants farmers and frontiersmen
People that settled in the deep south Slave lords from Barbados
People that settled in New France French colonists
People that settled in El Norte Spanish colonists
People that settled in Far wast Indigenous people followed by Spanish 100s of years later
People that settled in the Left Coast Indigenous people followed by Spanish
Yankeedom and slavery Some new England states were the first to abolish slavery but they were heavily involved in the slave trade
New Neatherlands and slavery The Dutch west India company was heavily involved in the slave trade however the number of slaves i the region is relatively small
Midlands and slavery Not as involved in the slave trade but slavery was still practiced
Tidewater and slavery heavily dependent on slave labor some residents opposed slavery on moral grounds while others saw it as necessary
Greater Appalachia and slavery Not as widespread as tidewater or deep south but economy did rely heavily on slaves
Deep south and slavery Deeply committed to slavery
New France and slavery While some owned slaves slavery was not central to the economy
El Norte and slavery No strong tradition of slavery
Far west and slavery No strong tradition of slavery
Left coast and slavery No strong tradition of slavery
1st wave of immigration 1830-1860 4.5mil Irish German and English
2nd wave of immigration 1860-1890 9mil from Scandinavia and China
3rd wave of immigration 1890-1924 18mil southern and Eastern Europe
Where did the 3 waves of immigrants mostly settle New Netherlands Midlands Yankeedom and Left coast
Created by: emyers12
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