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WorksheetsRoland Unit 1-6 Mini Blitz Content Review
Total questions: 111
Worksheet time: 57mins
Reasons for French Colonization
Fur Trade
Religious Freedom
Reasons for the Spanish Colonization's
Spread Christianity/ Missions
Fur Trade
Reasons for the northern/ New England colonization
Religious Freedom/ Puritans
Missions
Fur Trade
characteristics for the northern colonies
Religious Freedom,
harbors
rocky and cold
Warm and Long Growing season
reasons/characteristics for the middle colonies
trade
diversity
religious tolerance
Puritans
reasons/characteristics for southern colonies
plantations,
warm, long seasons
flat
rocky and cold
Jamestown was
founded 1607
profited from tobaccos
Cold and Rocky
Very diverse
Mayflower Compact was
a social contract
made by the King
1st self governing document in the colonies
made the Pilgrims in 1620
Social Contract that limits the King 1215
Magna Carta
Articles of Confederation
Constitution
Social Contract; limits King in 1215
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact
Consent of governed; Fundamentals Orders of Connecticut
Thomas Hooker
William Penn
philosopher; separation of powers; education; 3 branches of Government
Montesquieu
George Washington
Unalienable rights ideas
John Locke
William Penn
Pennsylvania; Quaker; Representative government
William Penn
John Locke
Religious Revival; denominations; town communication
Great Awakening
Church
Colonists can't cross Appalachians Mountains
Proclamation of 1763
War of 1812
American Colonist have no representative in Parliament
Taxation without representation
Proclamation of 1763
Civil Disobedience; cause intolerable acts
Boston Tea Party
War of 1812
Declaration & Articles are written
2nd Continental Congress
War of 1812
Grievances to the King
Declaration of Independence
constitution
1st Battles of the American Revolution
Battles of Lexington and Concord
Yorktown
1st government that was weak; no tax, no military
Articles Of Confederation
Constitution
Turning point; victory causes French join
Saratoga
Yorktown
Washington trained during winter; endurance
Valley Forge
Yorktown
End American Revolution; Cornered Cornwallis
Yorktown
Valley Forge
British Recognize American Independence
Treaty of Paris 1783
Articles Of Confederation
Sons of Liberty leader
Samuel Adams
George Washingtion
African American Spy; Continental Army; former slave
James Armistead
Samuel Adams
1st casualty; Boston Massacre
Crispus Attucks
Sam Adams
African American who warned colonists of the British Invasion; patriot like Revere
Wentworth Cheswell
James Armistead
Diplomat to France during Revolution
Ben Franklin
George Washington
Anti Federalist leader; "Give me liberty..."
Patrick Henry
Patrick Mahomes
author- Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Father of the Navy
John Paul Jones
George Washington
French; helped Washington in the Am. Rev.
Lafayette
Thomas Jefferson
Common Sense; propagandist; journalist
Paine
Jefferson
colonies benefit the mother country: Mother=Manufacturers : Colonies supply natural recourses
Mercantilism
Free Enterprise
Constitution is ratified
1787
1776
1st constitution; replaced; weak
Articles of Confederation
Bill of Rights
showed weakness of Articles of Confederation with no Army
Shay's Rebellion
Whiskey Rebellion
policy to become a state; 60,000 people
Northwest Ordinance
Social Distance Laws
contains Bill of Rights; the LAW of Country
U.S. Constitution
State Handbook
life, liberty, pursuit of happiness; birthright
unalienable rights
Judicial Review
1st 10 Amendments; Individual rights
Bill of Rights
Articles of America
Freedom: religion, press, speech, petition
1st Amendment
2nd Amendment
3rd Amendment
right to bear arms
1st Amendment
2nd Amendment
3rd Amendment
no quartering/housing soldiers
1st Amendment
2nd Amendment
3rd Amendment
no search/seizure without warrant
4th Amendment
5th Amendment
6th Amendment
right to remain silent; self-incrimination
4th Amendment
5th Amendment
6th Amendment
speedy trial
4th Amendment
5th Amendment
6th Amendment
trial by jury
7th Amendment
8th Amendment
10th Amendment
no cruel or unusual punishment
7th Amendment
8th Amendment
10th Amendment
rights not listed in the Constitution are left to STATES
7th Amendment
8th Amendment
10th Amendment
electoral college decides the President
12 Amendment
13 Amendment
central govt.; 3 branches; 1 executive
Federalists
Anti- Americans
Hamilton; Adams
Federalists leader
Anti-American leaders
argued against national/central power
Charlie Brown
Mason the Anti-Federalist
feared tyranny; wanted a Bill/Rights; for STATES Rights
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
Mason; Henry
Anti-Federalist leaders
Anti-School leaders
Bicameral Legislature; 1 Population% & 1 Equal Representative
Great Compromise
3/5 Compromise
Slaves count only a fraction toward population
Great Compromise
3/5 Compromise
People ultimately rule with voting
Popular Sovereignty
Federalism
we elect Representatives
Republicanism
Separation of Powers
STATES & Nation share power
Federalism
Popular Sovereignty
Chief Author; Constitution
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
Chief Justice of Supreme Court; Marbury v. Madison
John Marshall
George Washington
Supreme Court has Judicial Review
Marbury v. Madison
McCollough V Georgia
Supreme Court; declaring laws unconstitutional
Judicial Review
Veto
2/3 Houses propose; 3/4 State Legislatures approve
Amendment Process
Judicial Review
Set precedents; civic virtue; 2 terms
Pres. George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
no political parties; Neutrality
Washington's Farewell Address
Constitution
Terrorized tax collectors over alcohol tax; testing Federal-authority of George Washington
Whiskey Rebellion
Shay's Rebellion
loose constitutional constructionist; Central GOVERNMENT;
Federalist political party
Democratic political party
strict constitutional constructionist; STATES' RIGHTS
Democratic-Republican Party
Free Soil Party
Federalists; 2nd Pres; XYZ; Alien/ Sedition ACTS
John Adams
James Monroe
foreign agents ask for bribe to prevent war with France
XYZ Affair
Alien and Sedition Acts
limited immigration and immigrant rights during Adam's presidency
Alien Act
Sedition Act
NO talking bad about government during Adam's presidency
Alien Act
Sedition Act
Adam's last judge appointments; anti-Jefferson
Sedition Act
Midnight Judges
3rd President; LA Purchase
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
5th President; Monroe Doctrine
Monroe
Madison
No Europeans powers in Western Hemisphere
the Monroe Doctrine
Louisiana Purchase
$15 million; doubled U.S.; Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Monroe Doctrine
impressment of sailor; No foreign trade
Embargo Act
Monroe Doctrine
recession; economic downfall from Jefferson's policies
Effects of the Embargo Act
Era of Good Feelings
growing economy; Nationalism
Effects of the Embargo Act
Era of Good Feelings
4th President; War of 1812
Madison
Washington
Sailor impressment; War Hawks
Causes of the War of 1812
Effects of the War of 1812
Manufacturing growth; nationalism; Good Feelings
Causes of the War of 1812
Effects of the War of 1812
Francis Scott Key wrote this during war of 1812
National Anthem
Common Sense
Andrew Jackson becomes a hero; VICTORY at the end of the War 1812
Battle of New Orleans
Causes of the War of 1812
growing economy after the War of 1812; Nationalism
Era of Good Feelings
Sedition Act
6th President; Corrupt Bargain
John Quincy Adams
George Washington
Clay persuades House of Representative to vote for Adams to be President in exchange for a Secretary of state job
Corrupt bargain
Great Compromise
Number of this group is based population of the state; Votes go directly to the President; President must have a majority of these votes to win the election.
Electoral College
Junior College
7th President; Common Man; started Democratic Party
President Andrew Jackson
President George Washington
21,no property, no problem
extension of voting rights
Corrupt Bargain
President Jackson did not renew their charter because he wanted to
kill the Second National Bank
run for 4th term
giving friends government jobs whether or not they qualified
spoils system
teaching
Jackson forces Indians to Oklahoma and west of the Mississippi River
Indian Removal Act
Spoils System
Supreme Court decision that the Cherokee can stay in Georgia
Worcester v. Georgia
Calhoun v. South Carolina
Jackson ignored Worcester v. Georgia and forced Cherokee to move west of the Mississippi River.
Trail of Tears
Era of Good Feelings
South Carolina says nullify tariff or they will secede.
Nullification Crisis
Era of Good Feelings
religious revival; more communication
first Great Awakening
Covid 19 Pandemic
colony founded for Catholics
Maryland
Texas
founded for Quakers
Pennsylvania
Maryland
founded for separate church/state
Rhode Island
Long Island
Declaration of Independence
1776
1984
Louisiana Purchase
1803
1492
Florida came from
Spain
The Snook
Senator Daniel Webster debated against the nullification of the Protective Tariff stating that our country is to separated, but to be _______.
united
divided
