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Periods 1-3 Review

Period 1 (1491-1607) Differences between Native American groups Impact of the Columbian Exchange (both on America and Europe) Key Content Knowledge Columbian Exchange Joint-stock companies encomienda

Period 2 (1607-1754) Different approaches of Spain, France, England Differences between the colonies (NE/Ches, Middle Colonies) British political, social, cultural, and economic exchanges with Great Britain. Both stronger bonds with Britain and resistance to British control.

Key Content Knowledge Puritans Salutary neglect Atlantic economy King Philip’s War Pueblo Revolt Great Awakening (Protestant Evangelism) Enlightenment Atlantic slave trade Chattel slavery

Period 3 ( 1754-1800) British attempts to assert tighter control American resolve to pursue self-government Democratic and republican ideals Migration within N. America and competition intensified conflicts Key Content Knowledge French/Indian War Taxation without representation Enlightenment (talent over hereditary privilege) Thomas Paine – Common Sense Declaration of Independence Republican Motherhood

Articles of Confederation Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Constitutional Convention (compromises, federalism) Federalist vs. Anti-Federalists Federalists vs. Democratic-Republicans War between France and England challenges American neutrality George Washington’s Farewell Address