What was the main crop exported for big $ by the British West Indies?

(a)  

Maize and potatoes are both considered (a)   crops.

The settlers & society of the New England colonies were dominated by people who were (a)   .

Small villages of Puritans spread out from Boston creating the: New England ____ ____.

(a)  

Puritans held a belief that they were on a special 'mission' which is called ____ ____ ____ ____ Ideology.

(a)  

More than just at Salem, the Puritans limited women's power by persecuting them during the ____ ____.

(a)  

Losing power & influence, Puritan church leaders reduced religious requirements for new members via the ____ ____

(a)  

Spanish conquistador (a)   conquered the Aztecs. (last name only)

Name one of the two major ministers of the 1st Great Awakening in the colonies. (last name only)

(a)  

The organization which made the first permanent settlement of the English in North America was the ____ ____

(a)  

Early English colonists practiced cannabalism at Jamestown during a period called the ____ ____.

(a)  

A turning point for colonial bound labor was ____ ____ of 1676 in VA leading to increased purchases of enslaved labor.

(a)  

The 1st profitable export of Chesapeake plantations was (a)   .

The phrase "____ ____" describes a network moving goods across the Atlantic ocean to various continents.

(a)  

Colonizing nations set up rules for trade hoping to use their colonies to gain wealth under the ideology of (a)   .

By laws called the ____ ____ certain enumerated goods could only be sent to the mother country or her colonies.

(a)  

Plants, animals, disease, people, culture, & ideas moved between the western & eastern hemispheres in the ____ ____.

(a)  

Replacing land grants to conquistadors the Spanish 1st set up a system taking land & labor from Indians called (a)   .

Pilgrims wrote a pact to self-rule called the ____ ____.

(a)  

Through a process called (a)   English culture exerted the most shaping influence over British colonial culture.

A big result of the Columbian Exchange was the questioning of older systems of authority leading to the European (a)   .

Mestizo, indio, mulatto & peninsulares people are all groupings of the Spanish ____ ____.

(a)  

The revolt of South Carolina's enslaved people in 1737 was the ____ ____.

(a)  

The Virginia colony gave land grants to people paying the cost of bringing laborers to the colony in the ____ ____.

(a)  

The supporters of the Revolution & independence from Britain were called (a)  

Colonists opposing independence & supporting (or fighting for) Britain in the 1770s were called (a)  

New revolutionary state constitutions separated ____ & ____

(a)  

The 1787 land act setting up governance in the territory south of the Great Lakes was the ____ ____

(a)  

In 1786 the insurrection by veterans of the American Revolution called ____ ____ led to the Constitutional Convention

(a)  

At the Constitutional Convention in 1787 Madison's proposed ____ ____ granted representation by population

(a)  

Small states countered the VA Plan with Patterson's ____ ____ Plan giving equal representation to each state

(a)  

The compromise resolving conflict over slavery was called the (a)   compromise

People arguing for the constitution were called (a)  

An idea of the Enlightenment in the constitution was ____ ____

(a)  

George Washington re-stated his ideas about US neutrality in European wars in his famous ____ ____

(a)  

The Democratic-Republicans typically supported farmers, free trade, and the (a)   in foreign policy

In 1798 Adams' government passed the ____ ____ allowing deportations of immigrants labeled 'disloyal'

(a)  

Arrguing nullification & States' Rights ideologies Jefferson wrote the ____ ____ to oppose the Alien & Sedition Acts

(a)  

The American Revolution ended with the signing of the Treaty of ____ of ____ (include the year)

(a)  

Another name for the Seven Years' War was the ____ & ____ War

(a)  

The period known as ____ ____ ended with British attempts to tax and rule the colonies after 1763

(a)  

To deal with its debt after the French and Indian War, the British resumed policies of (a)  

The British, trying to deal with massive war debt, passed the 1st direct tax on colonists called the ____ ____ of 1765

(a)  

The Brit debt issue lingered; in 1767 the new Prime Minister passed new taxes on colonial imports called the ____ ____

(a)  

The Port Act, Massachusetts Government Act, Administration of Justice Act & Port Act together made up the (a)   in 1774

Who was the author of Common Sense?

(a)  

The author of the 1776 Declaration of Independence was (a)