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- 1. The first attempted permanent settlement by English settlers in North America was at ___, but it came to be known as the lost colony.
- 3. Transportation of slaves from Africa to the New World.
- 8. War that gave the British Empire effective control over North America in the 18th Century, but then led Britain to impose the Stamp and Sugar Act to pay for it.
- 10. Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and NH made up the ___ colonies.
- 13. SC, NC, GA, VA, and MD made up the ___ colonies.
- 14. People from England who were willing to sell their labor for a certain number of years for a chance to come to America were ___.
- 15. An estimated 4,000 Cherokee died on an 800-mile journey while being forced to move off of their land during the ___.
- 16. His writing, Common Sense, pointed out the absurdity of continued loyalty to King George III.
- 17. Main principle of the ___ Acts was to require all colonial trade to use English ships and go through English ports.
- 18. His philosophy of natural rights (unalienable rights) of citizens was expressed by Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence.
- 23. ___ people were originally brought to British North America for the purpose of tobacco farming and cultivation.
- 24. From what we have discussed, most of the depopulation of the Native Americans population in the 16th Century can be attributed to ___.
- 25. The Federalists were 85 ____ written by Madison, Hamilton, and Jay to answer the Antifederalists.
- 27. ___ compromise had Maine admitted as a free state; banned slavery north of 36’,30’ in Louisiana Purchase; and Missouri admitted as a slave state.
- 28. Egalitarian Democracy, Mayflower Compact, and settled for religious reasons were associated with the ___ colonies.
- 29. Clay’s ___ ___ contained all of the following except national bank, protective tariff, and transportation system.
- 30. He is considered the “Father of the Declaration of Independence”.
- 31. Madison believed in a govt based on ___, which is a division of power between the central govt and state govt.
- 35. House of ___ was the first European representative legislative body in the New World, in VA.
- 36. After declaring independence the states were willing to join a loose union or a ___.
- 38. Which colonial region allowed religious tolerance, was culturally diverse, and had a peaceful coexistence with Native Americans.
- 41. Provided for bicameral legislation with an equal voice in the upper house and representation in the lower house according to population.
- 42. Belief of Americans that we should God intended us to expand westward to the Pacific.
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- 2. Outlined steps for territories to achieve statehood, and it banned slavery in those territories.
- 4. Declaration of Independence and the “Social Contract Theory” both arose from which philosophical movement?
- 5. This showed the belief that the period of US neutrality in European affairs was over.
- 6. If you were one that opposed slavery and wanted to rid the country of it, you would have supported which movement?
- 7. ___ and Concord is the battle where the first shots of the war were shot and neither side would take responsibility for.
- 9. Group in New England known for its strict religious beliefs, strong work ethic, and a desire to rid the Church of England of “immoral” practices.
- 11. Its weaknesses included no provisions for taxing or regulating trade, and all 13 states had to agree on changes.
- 12. Proposed by Madison; called for 3 branches and 2 houses according to population.
- 13. This Battle was the turning point of the War because the Colonists proved they could win and France joined our side.
- 19. Doubled the size of the US, gave us control of the Mississippi River, and bought for $15 million from France.
- 20. The dramatic expansion of political participation regardless of class was known as ____ democracy.
- 21. In his Farewell Address he warned against foreign ties and political parties in his farewell address.
- 22. Party led by Hamilton and Adams that supported the British and a strong federal govt.
- 26. Declaration of Independence is made up the ___, list of grievances, and resolution of independence.
- 32. Principle that the British saw the American colonies as a source of wealth.
- 33. In the Treaty of Paris, 1783 the Americans gained independence from England, and most lands from Atlantic to the ___ River.
- 34. The court case Marbury v. Madison gave the Supreme Court the power of ___.
- 37. House of Burgess, economy based on cash crops, settled for economic reasons were associated with which colonial region?
- 39. Who used the spoils system; helped to start the Democratic Party’ lost Election of 1824 in a “corrupt bargain”; and hated the national bank.
- 40. New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware make which colonial region?