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The unofficial british policy where parliamentary laws and rules on trade and the American colonies were loosely followed or enforced.

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This was an agreement reached during a constitutional convention which stated that three out of every five slaves was counted when determining a states total population for legislative, representation and taxation.

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A plan created by continental Army officers to challenge the authority of the confederation congress coming from their anger towards military finances not being met.  This was a big point because it was at the end of the revolutionary war and soldiers had not been paid for some time.

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They established a government for the northwest territory and this ordinance outlined that they would be accepted into the union and would be created equal to the original 13.

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Propaganda created as in support of the Albany plan of Union

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A plan to place the British North American colonies under a more centralized government however, it was rejected by all colonies proving successful. Benjamin franklin proposed this bill to inspire American colonies to join the war against the french and indians.

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A period of time during the eighteenth century where reason, logic and science was chosen over blind faith. To give people more understanding rather than just religion and faith.

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Opposed the idea of one central government and thought that this could become too powerful and interfere with the bill of rights. Supported the state governments.

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A supporter of the U.S government . They called for a strong central government and promoted economic growth. Thought that the state government would be weak which is why they supported one central government.

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This defined the first U.S government and combined the 13 colonies but state governments still had their own powers not listed. ( After we declared independence from Great Britain )

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A tory was a supporter of Great Britain during the Revolution also can be referenced by a loyalist.

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Patriot: someone who loves and supports their country.
In U.S history they were colonists in the 13 colonies who opposed the control of Great Britain over the colonies during the revolution.

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This was a document issued by King George the third of Great Britain after the french and indian war. It was intended to keep colonists from pushing farther west into native tribes. This recognized the natives rights to their lands. Overall, aimed to prevent conflicts but not everyone agreed therefore, making it limited in its success.

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Colonies with a large agricultural base. Because of location they were key distribution centers in the English Mercantile System

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Economic exchange amongst three markets and geographies

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In an effort to entice English subjects to the colonies, parties would offer legal bonded contracts that would exchange the cost of passage across the Atlantic for up to seven years of labor in America.

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The government in Spain gave away large tracts of conquered land in Spanish America, including whole villages of indigenous peoples, to court favorites, including many conquistadores. These new landlords were supposed to educate the natives and teach them the Roman Catholic faith. The system was rife with abuse, however. Landlords rarely offered much education, preferring instead to exploit the labor of the local inhabitants, whom they treated like slaves.

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In an effort to entice English subjects to the colonies, parties would offer legal bonded contracts that would exchange the cost of passage across the Atlantic for up to seven years of labor in America.

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The process of transferring plants, animals, foods, diseases, wealth, and culture between Europe and the Americas, beginning at the time of Christopher Columbus and continuing throughout the era of exploration and expansion.

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Colonies with a large agricultural base. Because of location they were key distribution centers in the English Mercantile System

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Religious reform movement in the 16th and 17th centuries that sought to “purify” the church of England.

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An economic system built on the assumption that the world's supply of wealth is fixed and that nations must export more goods than they import to assure a steady supply of gold and silver into national coffers. Mercantile thinkers saw the inflow of such wealth as the key to maintaining and enhancing national power and self-sufficiency. Within this context, the accumulation and development of colonies was of great importance, since colonies could supply scarce raw materials to parent nations and serve as markets for finished goods.

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Colonies focused on cash crops.

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Total ownership of one person over another.

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state of human society, in which a high level of culture, science, and government has been reached.