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Native Americans lacked machines, metalwork, and written language.
They used advanced weaponry and introduced smallpox.
A propaganda piece criticizing Spain's treatment of Native Americans.
They took a less violent approach and respected Native religions.
The transfer of diseases and crops between Europe and the Americas.
A policy offering land for each settler brought over.
The increasing dependence on labor for tobacco cultivation.
It was the first representative government in English North America.
A shift towards imported African slave labor.
It granted religious freedom to all Christian colonists.
It led to the termination of religious toleration in the colony.
The first constitution in America establishing a representative government.
Tobacco became the primary cash crop for the colony.
It resulted in the massacre of the Pequot tribe and increased English dominance.
They believed in self-governance and that only church members could vote.
They highlighted the extremes of religious fanaticism in Puritan society.
An agreement to create just laws for the Plymouth colony.
He assisted the Pilgrims in surviving their first winter.
To create a haven for persecuted Protestants and the poor.
It emphasized individual rights and questioned absolutism.
A democratic system with frequent elections and a written constitution.
An economic system aimed at increasing state power through wealth.
A proposal for colonial unification for defense, rejected by the colonies.
Native American resistance to British encroachment after the Seven Years' War.
A tax on printed documents that sparked colonial opposition.
A protest against the Tea Act where colonists destroyed British tea.
British laws punishing Boston for the Tea Party, escalating tensions.