What was the main economic focus of the New England colonies?

Some people had small farms, but what were they NOT able to grow due to rocky soil and harsh climate?

What 2 main groups settled in New England?

The Puritans wanted Religious freedom, but what did they do to the ones that would not convert to be a Puritan?

Who were the two key figures that spoke out against the Puritans and Founded Rhode Island?

Who stayed in Massachusetts and became its First governor?

This colony was also know as the "Breadbasket Colony", because the mild climate allowed them to grow many crops including Wheat.

By having people arriving from many different European Countries, the Middle Colonies were considered _______

Who settled the colony of Pennsylvania?

Although Pennsylvania's main religious group were Quakers, the colony allowed all religions which was known as _________

In the south most people were what type of worker?

The large farms located in the southern colonies were called ________ and grew cash crops such as tobacco.

Plantation owners needed help with the labor and they used ___________ who worked in return for their travel to the new world.

After indentured servants, plantation owners relied on this group of people.

Who settled the colony of Georgia?

Who fought in the French and Indian War?

What document was created to end the French and Indian war and kept the colonial settlers East of the Appalachian Mountains?

What was the Proclamation of 1763 designed for?

What was the name of the British tax on all newspapers, playing cards, and other written materials?

Why were the colonists unhappy about the new taxes?

The colonists became divided and known as

The loyalists wanted to remain Loyal to King George, but the Patriots wanted what?

Which Act forced colonists to house British Soldiers?

In the winter of 1768, there was a critical event where 5 men were killed by British soldiers. This is event was named_________________

Which tax caused loyalists to dress like Indians and dump chests of tea into the Boston Harbor?

Which set of acts gave too much control to Britain and led to the formation of the 1st Continental Congress?

Which major Battle started the American Revolution?

What petition gave King George III one last chance to take away or repeal the acts?

Who was the author of the Common Sense pamphlet that motivated colonists to Fight for Independence?

Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence?

Which battle is considered one of "toughest" because the awful conditions caused many soldiers to quit?

Which battle was a turning point in the American Revolution when the French were convinced to join the colonists?

Which important document helped end the American Revolution and make the King recognize the colonies as free independent states?

What was the U.S. first attempt at government that was made up of only one branch known as congress or the Legislative branch?

What rebellion of farmers was led by Daniel Shay in an effort to have a stronger central government?

Where did the delegates meet in Philadelphia since the Articles of Confederation were failing?

Many plans at the Constitutional Convention were presented, but which two plans were combined into one major plan?

What compromise was also used during this time period to help figure out how to count slaves in the American Population?

Why would the Federalists be willing to sign the new Constitution, but the Anti-Federalists would not?

All of these freedoms are covered in the 1st Amendment: Speech, Religion, Press, Assembly and Petition

What Territory did President Jefferson purchase in order to increase the size of the United States?

Who was the famous group of people known for exploring the West?

What famous War did President Madison fight for the British in?

What famous signing helped end the War of 1812?

What policy of protection was created by President Monroe to keep the Western Hemisphere safe from invasion?

What Era did President Monroe led the people through?

Who led the Supreme Court and made some of the most important decisions that helped strengthen the role of the court and federal Government?

Many Americans believed taking land was justified through which term?

Through westward expansion we believed that we were helping the people by bringing what?

In order to expand the US to the boundary between Mexico and the newly annexed Texas, we went to war with _______________

What does "54-40 or fight" stand for?

What encouraged settlers to go to California, but the money from the "Rush" was less than expected?

What purchase allowed us to expand in the south where we used the land to build railroads?

Who did President Jackson favor?

Who did Jackson feel the banking system favor and "felt was too powerful"?

President Jackson's goal to open land for white settlers by relocating Native Americans was called __________

This Native American tribe fought against the Indian Removal Act in the case of ____________Nation vs Georgia was significant because the court ruled the Indians could not sue in Federal Court.

When the Cherokees lost their case, they were forced to walk _________________

President Jackson used this process of rewarding his supports by giving them jobs.

What crisis did we have while President Jackson was in office

The Nullification Crisis focused on States Rights and _____________.

The North favored the tariff while the South did not.

What working conditions were the girls facing in the textile industry in the North?

The Textile Industry was power by ____________

As cities grew with new opportunities, The term "cities" was also known as ______________

Southern wealthy landowners owned large ____________

The main cash crop for southern plantations was ___________

This rebellion in Virginia led to the passing of Strict Slave Codes

On the Plantations, slaves created their own way of life known as culture, which allowed them to feel like a community.

This key figure had the goal of helping people who are in prison.

This Key figure had the goal of reforming education for the children of America.

A person who worked to eliminate slavery

How did Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison spread their anti-slavery ideas?

Which key figure fought for Women's rights?

Which key figure helped Elizabeth Staton organize the campaign for Women's Rights at the Senneca Falls Convention?

Keeping of people against their will to do hard labor

The North is also known as the Confederacy

The Union (North) was against Slavery and the Confederacy (South) was in favor of Slavery.

Many failed compromises over the issue of free vs slave states caused the Southern states to "leave" and form a new country is known as

President Lincoln wrote this famous document that freed the slaves in the Confederate States.