APUSH REVIEW William Penn Holy Experiment The following is a list of major themes, concepts, : Dutch people and events to know and be able to explain Patroon system why they are important. Peter Stuyvesant Five Nations UNIT ONE: 1607-1763 Crops in the Colonies Columbus (reasons for exploration) Leisler’s Rebellion (1689-1691) Order of colonization of colonies Religion in the colonies Mayflower Compact (1620) Contrast between Pilgrims and Puritans (!) Puritan migration (1630s) Johnathan Edwards, Sinners in the Hands of an Church of England Angry God John Winthrop (Puritan, upon a hill”) “city Calvinism Old Lights, New Lights Congregational Church (stems from Puritanism) George Whitefield Roger Williams (sep. of church and state) Lord Baltimore Anne Hutchinson Toleration Act covenant theology Deism Half-way covenant Huguenots Thomas Hooker (CT) Fundamental Orders of COLONIAL ECONOMY: Founding of Harvard (1636) Mercantilism Confederation (1643) sectional differences King Philips War (1675-1676) Navigation Acts Dominion of (1868) triangular trade Sir Edmund Andros Currency Act SOUTHERN COLONIES: COLONIAL SOCIETY: Jamestown, first colony (1607) Witch Trials joint stock company Primogeniture Virginia: purpose, failures, successes indentured servants headright system Phyllis Wheatly-African American poet John Smith neglect” “salutary John Rolfe Enlightenment slavery begins (1619) town meetings House of Burgesses (1619) John Peter Zenger-libel court case Bacon’s Rebellion (1676) John Locke-“natural rights” (“life, liberty and Georgia: reasons, successes property”…Jefferson changed it to liberty “life, James Oglethorpe (GA) and the pursuit of happiness” in the Dec. of Indep) staple crops COMING OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: MIDDLE COLONIES writs of assistance
APUSH REVIEW The following is a list of major themes, concepts, people and events to know and be able to explain why they are important. UNIT ONE: 1607-1763 Columbus (reasons for exploration) Order of colonization of colonies Mayflower Compact (1620) Contrast between Pilgrims and Puritans (!) Puritan migration (1630s) Church of England John Winthrop (Puritan, “city upon a hill”) Calvinism Congregational Church (stems from Puritanism) Roger Williams (sep. of church and state) Anne Hutchinson covenant theology Half-way covenant Thomas Hooker (CT) Fundamental Orders of Founding of Harvard (1636) Confederation (1643) King Philips War (1675-1676) Dominion of (1868) Sir Edmund Andros SOUTHERN COLONIES: Jamestown, first colony (1607) joint stock company Virginia: purpose, failures, successes headright system John Smith John Rolfe slavery begins (1619) House of Burgesses (1619) Bacon’s Rebellion (1676) Georgia: reasons, successes James Oglethorpe (GA) staple crops MIDDLE COLONIES William Penn Holy Experiment : Dutch Patroon system Peter Stuyvesant Five Nations Crops in the Colonies Leisler’s Rebellion (1689-1691) Religion in the colonies Johnathan Edwards, Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God Old Lights, New Lights George Whitefield Lord Baltimore Toleration Act Deism Huguenots COLONIAL ECONOMY: Mercantilism sectional differences Navigation Acts triangular trade Currency Act COLONIAL SOCIETY: Witch Trials Primogeniture indentured servants Phyllis Wheatly-African American poet “salutary neglect” Enlightenment town meetings John Peter Zenger-libel court case John Locke-“natural rights” (“life, liberty and property”…Jefferson changed it to “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” in the Dec. of Indep) COMING OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: writs of assistance
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