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Development of British North America on America’s Economy and Society SECTION 4 – Mercantilism: Trans-Atlantic trade: Middle Passage: Great Awakening Growth in African American population Benjamin Franklin as a symbol of social mobility and individualism

Development of British North America on America’s Economy and Society SECTION 4 –Mercantilism: –Trans-Atlantic trade: –Middle Passage: –Great Awakening

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Page 1: Development of British North America on America’s Economy and Society SECTION 4 –Mercantilism: –Trans-Atlantic trade: –Middle Passage: –Great Awakening

Development of British North America on America’s Economy and Society

SECTION 4

– Mercantilism:

– Trans-Atlantic trade:

– Middle Passage:

– Great Awakening

– Growth in African American population

– Benjamin Franklin as a symbol of social mobility and individualism

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COLONIAL SYSTEMMERCANTILISM

All the colonies developed economies that allowed settlers to survive and prosper but each colony differed in its religious, cultural and political customs

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13 COLONIES • WHERE: along the Atlantic Ocean• WESTERN BOUNDARY: for Southern & Middle:

Appalachian Mountains• WHO: Founded by Great Britain between 1607-

1732. • PURPOSE:

– economic opportunities, political freedoms, religious freedoms to escape persecution

• REGIONS: – NEW ENGLAND: New Hampshire, Massachusetts,

Rhode  Island, Connecticut– MIDDLE (MID-ATLANTIC): New York, New Jersey,

Pennsylvania, Delaware– SOUTHERN: Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,

South Caroline, Georgia

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• Transatlantic Trade

Across the Atlantic

• Triangular Trade

• Middle Passage: middle

portion of 3 way voyage

1. Load ships with rum, cloth and goods to trade for slaves

2. MIDDLE PASSAGE: slaves transported to New World

3. Sell slaves, buy tobacco and other American goods and go back to Britain

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Growth of African

Population

1. Cash crops: tobacco and later cotton

2. Workers: plant, grow, harvest crops

3. ##’s: majority of slaves were in Southern colonies because of agriculture based economies

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GROWTH OF AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE

•Music

•Religion

•Dance

•Language

•Culture: basket weaving

•Pottery making

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

•Founding Father•Social Mobility and individualism: born into poor family from Boston, MA•Printer Apprentice at 12; 17

ran away and sailed to London

to learn about business•Returned to Philadelphia in 1726 as experienced printer, writer, businessman•84 years: world’s leading authors, philosophers, scientists, inventors, and politicians

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GREAT AWAKENING: ?? authority•1730’s religious revival

in New England•Puritans lose grip on society; membership declines

Brotherly love: NA & AA join churches, slavery evil•COLLEGES THAT CAME OUT OF THE Great Awakening: Princeton, Brown, Rutgers, Dartmouth, Columbia

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QUESTIONS: 1. 1ST English settlement in North America?

2. What was the City Upon a Hill?

3. 1st French settlement in North America?

4. What was the Middle Passage?

5. What was the 1st representative government in the NW?

6. Describe & name the Mid-Atlantic colonies?

7. What was the ultimate purpose of the 13 colonies for Great Britain?

8. Name and describe the Triangular trade routes.

9. Benjamin Franklin: why are the terms social mobility and individualism associated with him?

10. Name 3 colleges that came out of the Great Awakening: