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1. Be familiar with colonizing methods of French, Spanish, Dutch, British. Be able to talk about similarities and differences 2. Be familiar with the enclosure movement in England and its effects on colonization in the Americas 3. Be familiar with the impact of tobacco on Jamestown’s early growt...

1. Be familiar with colonizing methods of French, Spanish, Dutch, British. Be able to talk about similarities and differences 2. Be familiar with the enclosure movement in England and its effects on colonization in the Americas 3. Be familiar with the impact of tobacco on Jamestown’s early growth as a colony 4. Be familiar with the resistance of enslaved people 5. Be familiar with any idea of natural rights that came from the Enlightenment 6. Be familiar with the Mayflower Compact and House of Burgesses, Be able to talk about similarities and differences 7. Be familiar with the Great Awakening 8. Be familiar with why Islam encourages the pursuit of knowledge 9. Be familiar with the process of nuclear fusion and how it produces elements on the periodic table 10. Be familiar with the importance of fire 11. Be familiar with the Out of Africa Theory 12. Be familiar with the 3 Gs, and specifically how Glory is about bringing prestige, fame, and power to the mother country. The more a country colonized other countries, and explored new areas of the world, the more glory was brought to that country! 13. Be familiar with what a joint stock company is and its impact on colonization 14. Be familiar with Bacon’s rebellion, especially the causes and effects 15. Be familiar with the “west indies” with other regions of the 13 colonies, such as the New England colonies or the Southern colonies. Ensure you can talk about similarities and differences. 16. Be familiar with mercantilism and what it has to do with the rise of the first coastal cities in the New World 17. Be familiar with slave codes and the term chattel 18. Be familiar with Metacom’s War (King Phillip’s War) 19. Be familiar with the social contract and what that means when it comes to government and citizens