matching The Proclamation of 1763 prohibited American settlements west of the Appalachian mountains Olive Branch Petition affirmed the loyalty of the colonists to the crown The Declaratory Act asserted Parliament's absolute right to legislate for the colonies Intollerable Acts name used by colonists to describe Parliamentary Acts passed during the 3rd crisis Peace of Paris treaty that ended the French and Indian War, doubling the size of the British colonial claims in North America Albany Congress the attempt to unite the British mainland colonies into a federation People Matching Pope Alexander VI wrote the Inter Caeteras in 1493 to help Catholic nations deal with New World discoveries and boundaries King Phillip II (Hapsburg) monarch who wrote Royal Orders for New Discoveries in 1573 to outline appropriate guidelines in European contacts with native peoples in the Western Hemisphere Pieter Stuyvesant Protestant leader of New Netherland before it became New York under English rule Elizabeth I (Tudor) Protestant Queen of England during the defeat of the Catholic Spanish Armada Edmund Morgan Professor emeritus and historical expert on Colonial American history John Winthrop Strong but intollerant Puritan leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in New England John Newton former slave ship captain, turned Protestant minister, who wrote the hymn Amazing Grace Metacomb King Philip's War Vocabulary coureurs de bois French fur traders whose relationships with Native Americans were generally better than that of the English or Spanish Huguenots French Protestants, a minority in the predominantly Catholic country of France inner light Quaker view of humanity which ran contrary to the "total depravity" preached by the Calvinists mercantilism an economic system based on humans pursuing their own self interest, except that European nation's would pursue this policy in competition with one another predestination Calvinist view of the afterlife, in which only the Elect would go to heaven, and the rest would end up in hell Cahokia moundbuilding early American culture which, unlike the Mayans, Aztecs, and Incas, was located within the present day United States Modern day matching Mohave Cross Current event in the United States that involves the issue of separation of church and state The Crucible Literature which is directly related to the Salem Witch Trials in the 1690's double standard As the colonies Anglicized, this European trait involving the treatment of women re-emerged in the colonies population and taxes