Jesuits in America
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Jesuit missionaries lived among native populations to convert them to Christianity and administer to believers. When a sufficient number of natives converted, the Jesuits would build missions. Through meticulous reporting including maps, journals, and accounts of native languages, cultures, territories, and governments, the Jesuits provided invaluable information about indigenous peoples in the colonies.
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The Jesuits valued the strength and patience of Native Americans. They saw the Native Americans as tall, strong, and well-proportioned people who were also agile and patient, never professing anger and acquiring happiness through large amounts of patience.
Thomas Peters
Thomas Peters was captured as a slave in 1760 after the British defeated the French in Canada. He then lived in America for 40 years struggling for freedom as he worked under harsh conditions as a slave in states like Louisiana and New York, suffering under slave masters and hostile neighbors.
French
The French established several colonies in North America that failed due to disease, weather, or conflicts with other European powers. Many forts had to be abandoned because of bad weather and Indian attacks, such as a small group of French troops at Charlesfort on Parris Island, South Carolina who left after a year when not resupplied from France.
French Colony Failures
The French established several colonies in North America that failed due to disease, weather, or conflicts with other European powers. Many forts had to be abandoned because of bad weather and Indian attacks, such as a small group of French troops at Charlesfort on Parris Island, South Carolina who left after a year when not resupplied from France.
Revolution
The American Revolutionary War ended in 1776 granting independence to 13 states from Britain. During this time, the states wrote new constitutions or changed their old charters to become republics. For Native Americans, the formation of the United States led to more white settlers on their lands and increased clashes between Indians and settlers.
Revolution
The American Revolutionary War ended in 1776 granting independence to 13 states from British rule. During this time, the states wrote new constitutions or changed their existing charters to become republics. Additionally, the formation of the United States led to more clashes with Native Americans as white settlers increasingly moved onto indigenous lands.
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The American Revolutionary War ended in 1776 granting independence to 13 states from British rule. During this time, the states wrote new constitutions or changed their existing charters to become republics. Additionally, the formation of the United States led to more clashes with Native Americans as white settlers increasingly moved onto indigenous lands.
Important Moments In The American Revolution
The Battle of Lexington and Concord in April 1775 saw the first major fighting of the American Revolution as British troops attempted to confiscate arms from revolutionaries. In March 1776, George Washington took command of the Continental Army and forced the British to evacuate Boston. By July 1776, as the 13 colonies were ready to declare independence with revolutionary governments in control, most remaining Loyalists had fled.
Colonial Brazil
Colonial Brazil lasted over 300 years and relied on slaves to extract brazilwood, produce sugar, and mine gold. In 1494, Portugal claimed Brazil and began extracting brazilwood from the rainforest for its wood and red dye. In 1808, Prince João allowed direct commercial relations between Brazil and other countries like England, breaking the colonial pact that previously limited Brazil's trade to just Portugal.
Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine was convinced by Benjamin Franklin to migrate from London to Philadelphia where he began a career in journalism. He wrote Common Sense advocating for American independence from England which sparked the American Revolution. Later in Europe, Paine wrote The Rights of Man criticizing the British monarchy which led to him being labeled an outlaw. While imprisoned in France, Paine wrote The Age of Reason criticizing organized religion. He was eventually released and returned to America in 1802.
Who Was Oliver Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell was a military and political leader in 17th century England. As a commander in the New Model Army, he defeated the Royalists in the English Civil War through his leadership abilities and training of his men, despite having no formal military training. He later became a determined supporter of putting King Charles on trial and executing him to end the civil wars. After the king's death, Cromwell remained politically active as a member of the Rump and the new Council that exercised executive and legislative powers in the newly formed Commonwealth of England.
How The World Changes
The document discusses how global trade and the exchange of goods and commodities has changed over time. It describes how spices from Asia were traded throughout Europe and Africa in the past. It also discusses how foods like tea, coffee, potatoes, sugar, tobacco, and chocolate originated in certain regions and spread worldwide through trade, becoming popular commodities. Trade routes and networks expanded over centuries as new crops and goods were introduced and consumed globally.
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- 1. French Jesuit Influence By Jacob Cummins
- 2. On a Mission Jesuits would set out under direction of religious officials to complete their missions. They would live among the natives and administer to those who would listen to them. When there were enough converts they would build a mission. Others remained in the colonies in order to see to the religious needs of the colonists.
- 3. Meticulous reporting The maps they drew and the stories they learned from the Natives were invaluable information. Through their reports and journals, the language and culture of various Indian Nations became known. They recorded territory and habits as well as Native governments and rituals.