1. American Colonies Part One Lindsey Miller History 140

3. Pirates became alienated from social convections and structures of authority

4. Wanted to live merrily

5. Pirating allowed for offended sailors to strike back on the operators of merchant ships

6. Crews codified rules in a written compact

8. Spanish ships decline in number

9. Pirates become liabilities – begin pirating British ships

10. No longer supported by government

12. Urban slaves

13. Lived in closer proximity to whites

14. Worked as house servants, boatmen, and artisans

15. Adopted clothes, words, and ways of the colonies

16. West Indies

17. Worked mostly in sugar plantations

18. Worked in a line at a regulated pace and were whipped if they slowed down

20. Ch 17 – The Great Plains – “Comanche and Apache” Southern Plains Comanche acquired horses Procured large hunting territories which improved their bargaining positions as traders and might as warriors Had a major competition with Apache Fought over limited river valleys Buffalo meat fueled population growth 1800s- Comanche numbered about 20,000 Allow Comanche to trade for French guns and ammo Apache Fled and found refuge in northwest New Mexico Began adopting Pueblo traditions Apache began to move southward Raided Hispanic ranches and missions Stole Spanish cattle

22. 17630 Indians in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes prepared for war

23. Tribes began to come together despite differences

24. Managed in the summer of 1763 to capture most of the British forts

25. Settlers begin treating all Indians as enemies

26. 1764

27. Western rebels run short on gunpowder and guns

28. Indians wanted to resume a peaceful trade

30. Brought germs, livestock, weeds, weapons, and missionaries

31. Overall though, Hawaiians were able to retain control of their land for quite a while

32. Were able to compel concessions and respect from the invaders

33. Chief Kamehameha

34. Won the arms race and became dominant chief in the islands

35. Exploited the newcomers and their technology

36. Conquered the islands

37. Became the new monarch

38. Presided over a period of peace and prosperity that allowed the islands to recovers