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Pontiac was an Ottawa leader who took many of Neolin's words to heart and sparked the Pontiac War which was an uprising of many native peoples in support of Neolins ideas and values

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Religious independence was a big factor in the wars, seeing as how Britain was a pure Christian country meanwhile the natives believed in their own religion and refused to convert.

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It affected the territories of the United States and other nations surrounding it by dictating territorial lines. Both wars involved the Native Americans fighting against British Rule.

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During Pontiac's War the British Crown issued a proclamation marking the Appalachian Mountains as the boundary between the British colonies and land held controlled by Native Americans

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Neolin was a native american prophet who had a vision of his primary deity that commanded him to renounce many common European cultural tendencies, to which Neolin began to preach against alcohol and in favor of a return to traditional rituals and values

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This treaty marked the end of the seven year war with no significant changes in prewar borders

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The Great Awakening was a religious revival that impacted the English colonies in America during the 1730s and 1740s. The movement came at a time when the idea of secular rationalism was being emphasized, and passion for religion had grown stale

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The Seven Years' War was a war between France and England over the boundaries of their American territories that sparked after a small British force along with Native American allies killed a French diplomat

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Print culture includes the wide range of factors contributing to how books and other printed objects are made, including the relationship between the author and the publisher, the technical constraints of the printer, and the tastes of readers.

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Deriving from sentimentalism, a contemporary literary movement, many Americans began to view marriage as an emotionally fulfilling relationship rather than a strictly economic partnership. Referring to one another as “Beloved of my Soul” or “My More Than Friend,” newspaper editor John Fenno and his wife Mary Curtis Fenno illustrate what some historians refer to as the “companionate ideal.”

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George Whitefield was an angelic cleric and evangelist who was one of the founders of Methodism. He was a famous preacher for his ideas against the established churches practices.

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Charter colonies had the most complex system of government: they were formed by political corporations or interest groups that drew up a charter clearly delineating powers between the executive, legislative, and judiciary branches of government. Rather than having appointed governors, charter colonies elected their own from among property-owning men in the colony.

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Involved the transportation by slave traders of various enslaved African peoples, mainly to the Americas, and existed from the 16th to the 19th centuries.

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Quakers are extreme pacifists, who also believe that all human souls are equal. Slavery originated from war so the Quakers disagree with it at it's base. And sense Quakers believe all human souls are equal the racial argument didn't work either. The Quakers would start to disown members who owned slaves.

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September 1739, on a Sunday as planters were at church a group of about 80 slaves tried marching to liberty in a Spanish colony, killing 20 white slavers on their way. The rebellion failed, most of the slaves were killed, and others were shipped off to the west indies. The Rebellion served as a reminder that black slaves would fight for their liberty

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System of managing slaves, mainly used in Carolina where plantation owners weren't home as much. Slaves were given a task list to complete every day, after they completed that they had some freedom and where able to grow their own crops on allotted plots of land as well as participate in underground trade rings.

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The gang system was a brutal way of managing slaves on a farm. Similar to the modern assembly line there would be a slave that sets the pace for other slaves to complete a task, if the slaves deviated from their pace they would getting yelled at our whipped by their slave "driver".

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16-1700's Colonial cities were organized by rectangular blocks as opposed to the chaotic mess of city planning in Europe and earlier colonies. Many colonial cities, especially port cities had high populations of enslaved people.

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Taxes on colonial trade meant to ensure profit for great Britain. They weren't enforced much because the costs would outweigh the profits.

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The Caribbean colonies exported insane amounts of sugar and mahogany wood.

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One of several Acts of the Parliament of Great Britain that regulated paper money issued by the colonies of British America. The Acts sought to protect British merchants and creditors from being paid in depreciated colonial currency.

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The average person’s ability to spend money on consumer goods became a sign of their respectability.