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Definition GameOnline version midterm study guide each term has two matching cards. 1. meaning 2. impact by red 1 epidemics 2 castas 3 native american sachem 4 king Philip’s war 5 wampanoags 6 metacom 7 french trading empire 8 middle ground 9 middle passage 10 indentured servitude 11 chattel slavery 12 1643: Black women declared "tithables," 13 labor subject to taxation 14 1662: Children inherited the status of their mothers 15 Levi Jordan Plantation 16 kongo cosmogram 17 great awakening 18 revivals 19 puebloans 20 apostates 21 juan de oñate 22 nomadic equestrians 23 seven years war/french and indian war 24 three-fifths compromise 25 meriwether lewis and william clark 26 Touissant Charbonneau 27 sacagawea rapid disease outbreak wide ranging impacts on health race based hierarchy it ranked people by “purity of blood” a leader/chief depicts native leader without stereotyping a war of indigenous people vs english colonies + their indigenous allies one of the deadliest conflicts which reshaped early settler and native life native americans in southeastern massachusetts and rhode island one of the first to interact with english settlers > thanksgiving narrative the wampanoag chief lead the war on english settlers to resist expansion network of colonies and trading posts across the mississippi, great lakes, and st lawrence river shaped economic networks, alliances, and influence a zone of compromise between natives and europeans natives and europeans were interdependent and cultures blended transatlantic voyage that brought enslaved africans to the americas symbol of the cruelty and dehumanization of slavery temporary contracted servitude in exchange for something desired, like land. supplied crucial labor for colonial growth type of slavery where slaves were treated as property created a race based system of forced labor and transformed american society and economics black women would be counted as taxable property connected black women and their children to perceived economic value laborers counted for taxes because economic value connected economic value, social control, and racialized commodification race based, hereditary slavery made slavery permanent and self-reproducing preserved texas plantation was one of the largest plantations and was preserved for public memory and history symbolizes life, death, universe, cycle of existence connects african spiritual beliefs to resilience of enslaved people religious revival movement changed religion and encouraged individual thinking large religious gatherings they are meant to renew people’s faith—this played a key role in the great awakening southwestern natives who lived in pueblos their architecture and culture influenced native society people who reject a religion they once followed often used in religious conflicts to label groups who renounced their faith spanish conquistador colonized new mexico and treated natives harshly (acoma massacre) people who move from place to place using horses nomadic life became easier when the spanish brought horses great britain vs france (and allies on both sides) britain gained huge territory and led to american revolution each enslaved person was counted as three-fifths a person for more voting power strengthened the power of slave holding states american explorers who led a famous expedition westward they mapped the west and their reports encouraged expansion french-canadian who joined lewis and clark he could translate between natives to aid communication native shoshone woman she was a guide and interpreter for lewis and clark

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epidemics

castas

native american sachem

king Philip’s war

wampanoags

metacom

french trading empire

middle ground

middle passage

indentured servitude

chattel slavery

1643: Black women declared "tithables,"

labor subject to taxation

1662: Children inherited the status of their mothers

Levi Jordan Plantation

kongo cosmogram

great awakening

revivals

puebloans

apostates

juan de oñate

nomadic equestrians

seven years war/french and indian war

three-fifths compromise

meriwether lewis and william clark

Touissant Charbonneau

sacagawea