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AP US History 5

Chapter 5

QuestionAnswer
Percentage of Germans in 1775 6%
In 1775, what group of immigrates built up 1/3 of the Pennsylvania population? Germans
Percentage of Scots-Irish in 1775 7%
Paxton Boys 1764-led a revolt against the Quakers lenient policy toward the Indians
Regulator Movement Rebellion in North Carolina
Percentage of Other European Groups in 1775 5%
Who felt little loyalty to the English Crown Other European Groups
Percentage of Africans in 1775 20%
Where was slavery biggest in the colonies? What percentage? South & 90%
Jean de Crebecoeur wrote about America's diverse population
"Poor Whites" Tenant Farmers
Percentage of Agriculture in colonies 90%
"Bread Basket" Colonies Middle Colonies
Ministry Most Honored Profession
Physicians Poorly trained Not well respected Epidemics (small pox,diphtheria)
Jurists Became more respected with time
Fishing in New England Cod
Commerce and Land Speculation Quick Money
Triangle Trade Europe to Africa to America textiles,rum,manufactured goods to slaves to beaver,sugar,tobacco,cotton,lumber
Manufacturing limited ("kill devil" rum, beaver hats, Iron, lumber
Where was Iron manufactured in the colonies? Valley Forge in Pennsylvania
Household Manufacturing spinning and weaving
Naval Stores High Valued items (tar, pitch, rosin, turpentine, timper)
Molasses Act of 1733 stopped colonists trade with French West Indies colonists bribed and smuggled around the act americans needed cash to buy goods from british
Roads terrible conditions slow travel
Waterways main transportaion slow and undependable cheap and pleasant
Taverns Gossip, Informaion, public opinion
Postal Service 1700s slow, infrequent, no secrecy
Great Awakening new liberal ideas religiously less fervent
Jonathan Edwards Northampton, Massachusetts "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
George Whitefield New evangelical style of preaching Drama Human helplessness and Divine Omnipotence
England Education only wealthy educated
New England Education focused on boys had many primary and secondary schools
Southern and Middle Education Some Elementary schools Rich used tutors
University of Pennsylvania Ben Franklin First American College with no church control
Phyllis Wheatley Slave girl and poet
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