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| Dominion of New England | A centralized union of New England colonies undertaken by the English to 1) enforce the navigation acts and 2) provide defense against indians and French. It was highly unpopular |
| Glorious Revolution | Political change in England that led to the collapse of the Dominion of New England in the colonies and several rebellions in the colonies |
| Lesiler's Rebellion | A revolt led by a German immigrant. this overthrew the Dominion of New England in New York. The revolt turned ethnically nasty when opponents of leisler ganged up on him and had him executed |
| Mercantilism | European economic philosophy where exports are maximized and imports minimized |
| Middle Passage | The brutal voyage across the Atlantic endured by African slaves |
| Pennsylvania | An enlightened restoration colony established by the Quaker William Penn |
| Proprietary Colony | A colony granted to one person, who controlled it |
| Salutary Neglect | A period from about 1690 to the 1750s where England / Great Britain paid little attention to its colonies and ran them in a lax manner |
| South Carolina | A southern colony based on rice plantations and slave labor |
| Stono Rebellion | The largest slave rebellion before the American Revolution...it led to harsh laws passed against the eductaion and conversion of slaves |
| Treaty of Utrecht | The English gained the Hudson's Bay area from France in North America at this point |
| Triangular Trade | Ecnomic patterns involving the colonies, England and Africa |
