In early 1700s what did Americans identify as british What decreased indentured servants coming in besides Bacon's rebellion decreased english birth rate Life expectancy in America: `A` in North, `B` in South A: high B: low What helped increase birth rates/life expectancy malaria resistance more women Family friends that helped women deliver babies (that docters disliked) midwives What common thing caused women to become powerful in Chesapeake becoming widows When did people start importing slaves directly to America 1670s Passage to America for slaves middle passage When did German, French, but most commonly Scotch-Irish people start coming to America (because of conflict) 1680s What was economy in North built around? (still big industry) surplus goods Things limiting big industry in America little labor small market transportation energy What did colonies lack in the 1700s to start of 1800s basic technology Why did Americans embrace consumerism show social class What thing in Europe supported consumerism in America industrial revolution What was difference between America to Europe class structure more social mobility Major slave rebellion in 1739 Stono rebellion Written agreement within all members of town in New England covenant People that townsfolk agreed upon to be leaders (already granted Heaven) visible saints Why did salem witchcraft trials occur? (general new england problem) high tension over religion Largest colonial cities/ports in 1770s philadelphia new york How was religion in America very diverse When did Englightenment come to America early 1700s What was great awakening waking up religion When was great awakening climax 1740s Major leader of Great awakening jonathan edwards george whitefield How was literacy for white men in America (high) half Most common book besides bible almanac When did printers become widespread 1670s When was first newspaper in boston 1690 Act that causes lots of anger because tax on printed materials Stamp Act of 1765 When did Massachussets require towns to have schools 1647 By what year did most leaders get education in America (Harvard, Yale, Princeton, etc. existed) 1700 What did most colleges have Englightenment science Who spread inoculation against diseases like smallpox as a treatment method (1720s) Cotton Mather What did Americans adopt from british politics (trying to replicate everything) trial by jury In trial of `person` Americans created `difference`, different from British law person: John Peter Zenger difference: free speech Act that prevents colonies from making finished steel gods, but supports exporting raw iron Iron act of 1750 Non-slaveholding, poor family farmers in the South yeoman farmers