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| the developing of agriculture and communities |
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30,000 ppl there
they built the big mounds |
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created a system of highways for trade.
(like the mezoamerica)
based on corn agriculture. |
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setteled in a swamp
-tobacco, with a lot of slavery |
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| signed a contract for about 7 years to be a slave, 50% death rate (white slaves) |
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| declaration of independence |
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written by thomas jefferson
america braking away from the king |
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| unsuccessful revolt against the governor of virginia. bc Berkley didnt protect the colonists against the indians rads and they didnt allow them to have the indian land |
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-in ports & exports,
-the gov wanted more exports then in ports |
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-Great Britain did not inforce regulation
-Molasses Act= taxes on rum |
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-new ideas
-wanted to use reason instead of religion |
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-french and indian war
-washington had to surrender to the french and indians
-proclamation line of 1763
-between england and france for control of north america, east of the mississippi. |
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| -indians got all their land taken away, sso they rebelled against europe by refusing to use their technology |
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| the taxation on printed goods |
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taxed on anything that was not made in the colonies
-so americans boycotted all their stuff
-parliment repeiled it except the tea |
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-a ship capable of traveling long distances
-a compass that could tell their location
-sailed down africa, returned to portugal |
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-natural rights
-inspiered declaration of independence |
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| published a poem when she was 12 years old -she wrote about freedom |
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