Founded in Philadelphia in 1727 for weekly discussion of political and economic questions, the Junto was a “club for mutual improvement” founded by this Founding Father.

The THREE largest European competitors in the New World were: England France Portugal

The conflict of 1715 between Native tribes and the English settlers over debts incurred from trade, and the repeated raids of slave traders on tribal lands.

Which of the following is NOT a result of King Phillip’s War?

Able to purchase his freedom, this former slave went on to survive shipwrecks, take part in an English colonizing venture in Central America, and even participate in an expedition to the Arctic Circle.

Because of his unusual talents—he knew both English and Arabic and could recite the Koran from memory—he became a celebrity in England, which he visited in 1733. He returned to his homeland in 1734.

Enacted in 1689, it listed Parliament’s powers over taxation and individuals’ rights.

According to the Slave Trade in the Atlantic map (p.137), only 4% of the slaves transported across the Atlantic Ocean from Africa landed in the Colonies (North America) 

Slave ship captains were known to throw the sick overboard in order to prevent the spread of epidemics.

The alliance of the colony of New York with the Haudenosaunee tribe.