What Indian chief organized the raids on frontier settlements following the French and Indian War?

In reaction to the Stamp Act, the colonists did all of the following except:

Edward Braddock's most lasting contribution from the French and Indian War was

Troops let dy what man failed to keep the French from occupying Fort Duquesne and were forced to surrender at Fort Necessity?

Which of the flooring was NOT one of France's advantages for furthering it's settlement of North America

Which of the following was NOT one of the British actions that irritate the colonists after the French and Indian War?

Led Virginian forces and acted as an aide to the British in the French and Indian War

Made a famous ride through the countryside of Massachusetts

Urged protest against British actions in Massachussetts

What Indian confederation supported the British?

Who said, " Give me liberty, or give me death?"

Who was the king of Britain while colonial discontent grew?

Italian explorer who proved that Columbus had discovered a new world.

Explorer for Spain who may have been the first European to see the land that is now the United States.

Claimed the Atlantic Coast of North America for England

Explorer for Spain who discovered the Pueblo Indians and was the first European to see the Grand Canyon.

What country explored and settled the land by the St. Lawrence River?

The reformation turned which of the following countries to Protestantism?

What group of English captains struck at Spanish harbors and ships?

Which group of Indians lived near the Jamestown settlement?

The Pilgrims were Puritans.

Governor who wanted his colony to be "a city upon a hill."

Man who determined to build a colony that practiced separation of church and state

An English general who wanted to help debtors

A "friend" who accepted a colony as payment of a debt.

What were two cash crops important to the Carolina colonies. (Click all that apply)

All of the following persons contributed to the success of Plymouth Colony except

The settlement of Connecticut arose out of controversy with Massachussetts.

What was the Dutch colony that was later called New York?

What was the name for those who received large grants of land in the Dutch colony?

What document is generally regarded as the first written constitution drawn up in America?

What is another name for the Society of Friends

To what religious group did the Pilgrims belong?

Known as the bread colonies

Location of the Piedmont and Tidewater

Timber used for shipbuilding industry

Settlers attacked Indians without government permission.

Resulted in the burning of Jamestown

Resulted in the loss of the Indian way of life

Who had the "power of the purse" in the colonies?

What do historians call the trade network between the Americas, Europe, and Africa?

Which of the following did not take place at a town meeting?

Which of the following was not one of the three largest groups of immigrants to the colonies?

Which Puritan Minister translated the Bible into a different language?

The first Bible printed in America was written in which language?

What popular vehicle did the colonists use to move their belongings inland?

What was the two methods of caring for the poor in the colonies?

In a charter colony who decided who was the governor?

In a royal colony who decided who was the governor?

In a proprietary colony who decided who was the governor?

Some colonists continued to send their sons to school in Europe even after American colleges were founded.

Samuel Davies preached a well known sermon entitled "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God."

What "book" did colonial children use to help them learn the alphabet and other simple lessons?

What were schools that met in the homes of widows or single women?

Who wrote the "blue backed speller?"

Who started a college in a log cabin?

Who was a devoted missionary to the Indians?

Who was a pastor at Northampton, Massachussets

Members of a religion that was especially strong among some American Intellectuals?

Members of the official church in every southern colony?

German settlers who followed the early reformer John Huss?

What English preacher spoke to large outdoor crowds during the Great Awakening?

People in colonial America usually learning Greek, Latin, and natural philosophy in

What philosophy asserts the God created the universe and then stepped aside to let the laws of nature function without His intervention?

What was the first institution of higher learning in the colonies?

The Boston Tea Party occurred because American taxes had caused the price of tea to skyrocket.

Both the separation of powers and the system of checks and balances help to keep the strength of each of the three branches of government under control.

There have been many major changes in constitutional law over the past two hundred years.

All of the following except are among the freedoms guaranteed in the First Amendment EXCEPT

Who was the experienced treaty maker maker sent by the Confederation Congress to negotiate with Spain?

Probably the most important legislation passed by the Confederation Congress dealt with

What is the name given to the first paragraph of the Constitution?

Who was chosen as chairman of the Constitutional Convention?

What two plans were merged to form the Great Compromise?

Which one of these men was NOT one of the writers of the Federalist papers?

Which one of the following men attended to Constitutional Convention

Which state was slow to ratify the Articles of Confederation?

Before and during most of the War for Independence, the colonies were governed by

The Constitution of the United States is

In what building did delegates meet and devise the new Constitution?

What system did the Constitution devise to elect a president?

During which incident did the French try to bribe the American envoys?

Thomas Jefferson wrote Common Sense, one of the most influential political tracts in history.

The Colonial army had plenty of the supplies and financial support it needed.

The Americans expected the Canadians to join in the effort for Independence.

The War for Independence officially ended with the signing of

Which one of the following most clearly demonstrated that the colonies wanted to restore a friendly relationship with Britain before an all out war developed?

What Patriot schoolteacher lost his life in an attempt to provide Washington with information about British activities in New York?

The British officer who surrendered to Washington at Yorktown was

Which one of the following did not side with the British during the war?

What Patriot victory won official French support for the Patriot cause and forced the British to move their focus on winning the South?

Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold joined forces to capture

Leader of the Green Mountain Boys

Captured frontier outposts to give America claim to western regions

Patriot army quartermaster who replaced General Gates as leader in the South

Who was not an American representative at the signing of the Treaty of Paris?

George Washington entered the presidency intending to mold the new government into the pattern set by the republics of Western Europe.

At the beginning of the French Revolution, Americans were generally outraged by the French actions.

John Adam's failures as president were largely the result of his inadequate political background.

The outcome of the Whiskey Rebellion proved that the national government would not allow disobedience of federal laws

Who was a troublesome French diplomat?

Who made an unpopular treaty with the British?

Who was the first Vice President of the United States?

What was it called when the British are putting Americans in the British Navy?

What did Washington issue to urge Americans to be impartial toward France and Britain in their war with each other during the French Revolution?

Who was John Ada's Vice President?

What famous ship was built during the naval buildup for during the "quasi war" with France?

All of the following were members of George Washington's cabinet except

Which one of the following was not one of the precedents set by George Washington?

The man who led opposition against Alexander Hamilton's financial plans was

The case of Marbury v. Madison established the policy of

The "Midnight Judges" are appointed by

In the British colonies, which group most was most actively involved with missions to the Americas?

Spread through Massachussetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Maine.

Colonists captured Indians and sold them as slaves.

Several navigable rivers to aid transportation and settlement.

Which colonial city became the leading center of government and culture among the southern colonies?

The First Continental Congress did all of the following except:

The leadership of which of the following men during the French and Indian War brought the British to victory?

What was the denomination name of the New England Puritans?

What is the commonly stated function of the judicial branch?

All of the following are true of the battle of Bunker Hill except that

The Patriots' invasion of Canada to capture Quebec resulted in