1. Feudalism Manor -large estate
-produced everything a feudal society needed for survival

2. Feudalism Feudalism - political/economic system
- created by Europeans for protection

3. Feudalism The King -Power - complete control - owned all the land
- leased land to Barons (Lords, Nobles)
-Service
-none required

4. Feudalism Barons (Nobles) -Power -complete control over leased land
-created own justice system, money
-set taxes
-Service
-swear oath to the King
-serve on royal council
-pay rent
-provide King with knights for military
-provide lodging/food for King

5. Feudalism Knights -Power -given land and divided rest to peasants
-kept as much for own use
-Service
-provided military service
-protect Baron/family
-protect the manor

6. Feudalism Peasants -Power -none/no rights -not allowed to leave manor
-lifelong servitude
-no education
-Service
-provide free labor, food, service when demanded

7. England’s Economic Relationship with the Colonies
Chapter 3 Section 2
England’s Economic Relationship with the Colonies

8. Mercantilism Drives the British Economy
- nation or empire could build wealth/power by developing industries and exporting manufactured goods for gold/silver
*by selling more than purchased, the empire could build wealth

9. Navigation Acts Regulate Trade page 76
What are the Navigation Acts?
What are some of its laws? 1. 2. 3.

10. Navigation Acts Regulate Trade page 76
- A series of trade laws- created by Parliament- to obtain more resources (sailors, ships, trade, etc.)
1. Only English ships with English sailors could trade with English Colonies
2. Valuable goods- such as tobacco and sugar- can only be shipped to England
3. Colonies had to import all European goods via an English port- where they paid customs duties

11. New Ideas Affect the American Colonies
Enlightenment (1600/1700)
- Europe
- movement headed by thinkers who believed that all problems could be solved using human reason
- challenged ‘old ways’ of thinking about science, religion, and government

12. New Ideas Affect the American Colonies
John Locke
- English writer
- representative government
- government serves the people/not people serving the government
- purpose is to protect natural rights
- government should not be obeyed if abusing its power

13. New Ideas Affect the American Colonies
Baron de Montesquieu
- French writer
- separation of powers (legislative, executive, judicial)
- no government official or branch of government could gain too much power

14. Great Awakening page 78-79 What was the ‘Great Awakening?’
What were some of its effects?