Which of the following are part of the 3Gs/Fs?

(pick all that apply)

What contribution did Amerigo Vespucci make to the Age of Exploration?

Which of the following allowed the Spanish to quickly conquer the natives?

(pick all that apply)

What term refers to the exchange of plants, animals, disease & technology across the Atlantic following Columbus's voyages?

Which of the following were problems with the Catholic Church in the early 16th Century (1500s)?

Who is this man who posted the Ninety-Five Theses and helped to start the Protestant Reformation?

What was Henry VIII responsible for?

What was the mission of the Spanish Armada and what did its fate signify?

What is the divine right of kings?

Which event ended the divine right of kings?

Which of the following were popular Protestant faiths during the 16th century (1500s)?

Mercantilism argues which of the following.

Based on the political cartoon, how does mercantilism benefit the mother country?

What are the principles of mercantilism?

What is one of the main ideas behind mercantilism?

What was the first English colony established in the New World?

What was the first PERMANENT English colony established in the New World?

Which TWO men helped save the Virginia colony from failing?

What rebellion took place when frontiersmen, unhappy over the governors handling of Indians, rebelled against the royal government in Virginia becoming the 1st rebellion in America?

Plymouth Colony was founded by which religious group?

Which colony was founded by John Winthrop at Boston as a "city upon a hill"?

Why were Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson both persecuted?

Which colony did Roger Williams found at Providence?

Which of the following trades were the New England colonies built on?

What type of government was conducted in the New England colonies?

Which colony was the first to legislate (make laws) religious tolerance?

What port city in South Carolina made the colony very profitable and was the real interest in the Carolinas?

Which nationality owned and controlled New York before the English?

What was the religious belief of William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania?

What acted as a community center in the South due to the absence of numerous towns like New England?

Africans first introduced to North America held which status in society?

What is the Enlightenment?

Which of the following are characteristics of the Enlightenment?

Which of the following was an enlightened man that greatly influenced early American history as a scientist and diplomat who invented bifocal licenses?

Which of the follow are part of the Navigation Acts?

What term refers to the heightened religious activity in the North American colonies during the 1730s & 1740s?

What did the Navigation Acts require?

Which of the following were reasons for the growing discontent among the colonies?

The French and Indian War was fought between which two main colonial forces?

The French and Indian War helped jump-start the military career of which young 22-year old?

Which treaty ended the French and Indian War?

What was the result of the treaty that ended the French and Indian War?

What imaginary line prohibited British colonists from crossing the Appalachian Mountain and settling on Indian land?

What major economic issue plagued the British government resulting in stricter acts on on trade?

Finish the famous phrase by James Otis: "No taxation without....."

What is due process?

What secret organization of American patriots was formed in opposition to the Stamp Act?

What event enflamed anti-British attitudes and led Samuel Adams to create the Committee of Correspondence?

What event involved 150 men dressed as Indians dumping British goods into Boston Harbor?

Which of the following was NOT part of the Coercive "Intolerable" Acts?

What is marital law?

Where were the first shots of the American Revolution fired?

What famous phrase did Paul Revere utter as he rushed out and warned that the British military were preparing to march the next day?

Who was put in charge of the Continental Army in 1775?

What pamphlet helped shift public opinion against the king and for independence from Britain?

What Enlightened Englishmen greatly influenced the beliefs and ideas found in the Declaration of Independence?

In what year was the Declaration of Independence approved and signed?

What does the Declaration of Independence do other than declare independence?

Which of the following were colonial advantages during the American Revolutionary War?

Which of the following were British advantages during the American Revolutionary War?

Where was the first battle of the American Revolutionary War fought?

Where did the Continental Army make camp and suffer through a horrible winter in 1777?

Which city became the headquarters of the British army in American after Gen. Washington was forced to retreat becoming unable to keep the British out?

What battle marked a turning point in the American Revolutionary War with the surrender of a major British army?

Which foreign nation joins the Americans in the war against the British during the American Revolutionary War?

Which famous Continental general betrayed the American colonists in a failed attempt to turn over the American fort of West Point?

Which British general conducted military operations in the South?

What battle marked the last major conflict of the American Revolutionary War?

What treaty end the the American Revolutionary War?

What was the first governing document of the United States?

What powers did the first governing document provide?

What event drew attention to problems in the first governing document?

In what city was the Constitutional Convention held to revise the first governing document?

Who called for the Constitutional Convention?

Which of the following are part of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 establishing how a territory becomes a state?

Who received the most votes in the Election of 1824?

Who became president during the Election of 1824?

During the Nullification Crisis, what argument did John C. Calhoun make in addition to nullification?

What act forced Native Americans in the east to lands west of the Mississippi River?

What event resulted from the Tariff of Abominations

What national institution did President Jackson destroy following his reelection?

What name is given to the belief that the United States should expand from the Atlantic to Pacific?

What battle involved a small group of Texans who fought to the last man to buy time for the Texan Army to prepare for war?

What was the cause of the Mexican-American War?

What nickname was given to gold prospectors who rushed out to California during the 1848 Gold Rush?

Which of the following areas were added to the United States under the presidency of James K. Polk.

What literary and philosophical movement urged people to go beyond their limits and live simple lives led by feelings rather than societal pressures?

Where did the women's movement begin in America?

Where did Mormons seek refuge after fleeing the east to escape religious persecution?

What did abolition attempt to abolish?

Temperance was an attempt to end what practice in the U.S.

What does antebellum mean?

Which political party was the first to take a stand against slavery?

Which of the following were part of the Compromise of 1850?

What is a "fugitive" referring to in the Fugitive Slave Act?

What term was given to the secret network of trials and safe houses that helped guide runaway slaves to freedom in the North?

What 1852 best-selling book revealed the horrors of slavery to Northern readers?

What did the Kansas-Nebraska act do?

What radical abolitionist was involved in Bleeding Kansas an the raid on Harper's Ferry?

What Supreme Court cases declared legally that slaves were property and found the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional?

Who did Abraham Lincoln run against and debate in his failed attempt to win the Illinois Senate seat in 1858?

What was A. Lincoln's main goal during the Civil War?

What event is credited as the first conflict of the Civil War?

Which of the following states were border states during the Civil War?

Which of the following was part of the Union's Anaconda Plan?

Which of the following is NOT an advantage the Union held during the Civil War?

What is the bloodiest single-day battle in U.S. history?

What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?

Which regiment was the first to be made up of all black troops?

Which army was the main Union army headed up by G. McClellan and eventually U. Grant?

Which army was the main Confederate army headed up by R. Lee?

What campaign was an example of the Union's strategy of total war?

Which battle was the largest and bloodiest battle of the American Civil War ending in a Union victory and considered the turning point of the war?

Which Union victory in the west split the Confederacy in two & established Grant as a successful general?

What term refers to a war strategy that involves the complete mobilization of resources and people, affecting the lives of all citizens?

Which Union general led troops into the South to capture Atlanta before marching to the Savannah coast?

What name was given to the series of 12-14 battles between Union general Grant and Confederate general Lee in the summer of 1864?

Which former general did President Lincoln defeat in his reelection in 1864?

Who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln?

Where did General Lee surrender to General Grant?

Which state seceded from a Confederate state due to disagreements over slavery and states rights?

What is the time period after the Civil War called?

Under Lincoln's plan, what percentage of the population of a state had to swear a loyal oath before being readmitted back into the Union?

What did the 13th Amendment do?

What did the 14th Amendment do?

What group in Congress wanted a harsh punishment for the South following the Civil War?

Who was president after Lincoln was assassinated?

What law did President Johnson break leading to his impeachment?

How many military districts was the South divided in under Military Reconstruction?

What organization attempted to help newly freed slaves adapt to their freedom after the Civil War?

What term refers to laws passed to reduce or limit the rights of newly freed blacks?

What did the 15 Amendment do?

Which war hero was elected president in 1868 to carry out Reconstruction?

What domestic terrorist group was formed to intimidate blacks and prevent them from voting?

What term refers to Northerns who came South for economic opportunities?

What event ended Reconstruction

What act allowed the federal government to prosecute the KKK and others who broke federal law?

Who was targeted by the Enforcement Act?

Which president ended Reconstruction?

Where was gold discovered sparking a gold rush in 1858?

Where was a large deposit of silver located in 1859 leading this state to become known as the "silver state"

What percentage of cowboys were black or Hispanic?

What type of metal fence led to the end of the Open Range?

What Congressional Act gave free public land in the western territories to settlers who would live on and farm the land?

What type of houses were used by most early settlers on the great plains?

What term refers to the large vast area that allowed cattle to roam free without restrictions?

What act gave federal land to the states to help finance colleges?

Which two immigrant groups helped construct the Transcontinental Railroad?

Why were cattle trails in Texas dependent on railroads in Kansas?

What was the most important resource to the plains Indians?

What famous battle was a major victory for the Sioux Indians who massacred part of the 7th cavalry?

What peaceful northwestern Indian nation was forced from their homes by the U.S. government after a cat-in-mouse chase?

What peaceful northwestern Indian nation was forced from their homes by the U.S. government after a cat-in-mouse chase?

What Congressional act attempted to assimilate the Indians?

Where did the 7th cavalry slaughter a few hundred innocent Sioux Indians where their corpses were left in the freezing snow?

What resulted from the destruction of the buffalo herds on the Great Plains?

What book described an era of treaties with Indians that were broken by the U.S. government?

What incident occurred when a peaceful tribe of Indians attempting to negotiate peace are slaughtered in Colorado?

What term refers to the process of giving up ones culture and way of life in exchange of another?

What organization was made up of farmers who banded together for political and economic benefits?

What political party formed in the late 1800s to address the needs and concerns of farmers in the South and Midwest?

What is bimetallism?

Which 1896 presidential candidate supported bimetallism?

Which 1896 presidential candidate supported the gold standard?

What famous politician gave the "Cross of Gold Speech"?

What term refers to the devalue of money and the rising of prices?

What business abused its power and forced farmers to become politically active?

What court case held that states have no authority to regulate railroad rates for interstate commerce?

What took over Granger laws in keeping railroad rates down for farmers and was the first federal regulatory agency?