Final Review: Matching Frenzy

Match the following info to the correct colonial region.

• Had the most slaves

• Middle Colonies

• Diverse immigrants

• New England

• Puritans

• South

Match the following info to the correct colonial region.

• cold & short summers, rocky soil

• South

• Long growing season

• New England

• • deep rivers, fertile farmland

• Middle Colonies

Match the following info to the correct colonial region.

• cash crops (rice, indigo, tobacco)

• Middle Colonies

• • shipbuilding, grain farms, trading

• New England

• fishing, lumbering, subsistence farming

• South

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• Church of England

• South

• Puritans

• New England

• • Many different religions

• Middle Colonies

Match the following

Groups:

(a) Declaration of Independence

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(b) Common Sense

• Simple arguments

• Influenced by John Locke

• Explained why the US was leaving the British Empire

• Thomas Paine

• Thomas Jefferson

Match the following to the correct war.

• Britain was in debt after this war.

• War of 1812

• France helped the colonists.

• French and Indian War

• New England opposed this war.

• Revolutionary War

Match the following to the correct war.

• Federalists discussed leaving the Union

• War of 1812

• US gov = Articles of Confederation

• French and Indian War

• Proclamation of 1763

• Revolutionary War

Match the following to the correct war.

• Militarily, the war was a tie

• French and Indian War

• Britain surrendered at Yorktown

• Revolutionary War

• France lost all of its territory

• War of 1812

Match the following to the correct war.

• South and West wanted war with Britain

• French and Indian War

• France and Britain expanding & clashing

• War of 1812

• US declared its independence

• Revolutionary War

Match the following Supreme Court cases to their key ideas.

• States can't tax federal stuff

• Marbury v Madison

• Fed Gov controls interstate commerce

• Dred Scott v Sanford

• African Americans are not citizens

• McCulloch v Maryland

• Established Judicial Review

• Gibbons v Ogden