Which colonial region was settled by mainly the Dutch, English and the German-speaking immigrants seeking religious freedom and economic opportunity?

In VA, what were the people called who received large land grants from the King of England?

In VA, where did small farmers or artisans mainly settle?

What settlement was established in 1607 by the Virginia Company of London as a business venture and was the first permanent English settlement in North America?

It operated in VA continuously and is known today as the General Assembly. It was established in the 1640’s and was the first elected assembly in the New World.

The explorations and settlements by the English in the American colonies, and the Spanish in the Caribbean, Central American and South America often led to violent conflicts with which group of people?

The first Africans were brought against their will to Jamestown in what year to work on tobacco plantations?

This colonial region developed an economy based on shipbuilding, fishing, lumbering, and subsistence farming. Eventually, this region began manufacturing. Which region is being described?

NY, NJ, Pennsylvania, and Delaware had shipbuilding, farming and trading. New York City and Philadelphia began to grow. Which region is being described?

Which colonial region developed economies in the coastal lowlands and largely based on plantation farming growing cash crops (tobacco, rice, and indigo?

Everywhere in the colonies, there was a strong belief in private ownership of property and what other principle?

Which religious group grew increasingly intolerant of dissenters who challenged their ways from New England? Rhode Island was founded by dissenters.

In the middle colonies, which tolerant religious group settled in Pennsylvania?

The Huguenots and Jews settled in which colony?

Which religious group mainly settled in New Jersey?

Large landowners in the Southern colonies pledged allegiance to which church? They kept stronger ties with Great Britain.

Which religious movement swept through the colonies during the mid-1700s?

Which colonial region had town meetings based on the Athenian direct democracy model?

What were workers from Europe called who worked for a period of years to pay for their passage to the New World?

Enslaved Africans were forcibly brought to the Southern colonies by the

This document acted as a road map for the new republic as it extended the franchise, provided equality of opportunity, and guaranteed “unalienable rights.”

Who negotiated a Treaty of Alliance with France during the American Revolution?

Who was the American general of the army during the American Revolution?

Which army and navy provided assistance at the Battle of Yorktown which ended the war with an American victory?

Which group advocated the importance of a strong central government, especially to promote economic development and public improvements?

Which group feared an overly powerful central government?

Who were the two opponents of ratification of the Constitution?

Which were the two leading VA proponents of ratification?

Which opposition party emerged over the Bank issue and Jay's Treaty led by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison?

Which presidential election was the first in which power was transferred peacefully from one political party to another?

The Federalists were led by which two men who wanted a strong national government?

Which party believed in a weak national government and an agricultural economy?

Which president in 1803 bought the LA Purchase?

Who explored the LA Purchase?

Name the Indian woman who served as a guide and translator on the expedition.

Which territory was acquired from Spain in a treaty?

The War of 1812 produced an American claim to which Pacific NW territory?

Which 1823 document stated that Europe should not interfere in the Western Hemisphere?

Which invention by Eli Whitney led to the spread of slavery-based “cotton kingdom” in the Deep South?

Which war was fought that led to the U.S. gaining CA, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and parts of Colorado, and New Mexico?

Which famous armed revolt took place between the Mexican army and Texans? “Remember the… ?”

Which belief stated that it was America’s destiny to stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific?

What was the forced movement of the Indian tribes from the coastal states to Oklahoma called?

Western expansion and what other major factor led to the War of 1812? Also, called Madison’s war.

Which party opposed Madison’s war resolution and talked of secession and proposed constitutional amendments?

Madison v Marbury granted the court the power to determine Constitutionality of the actions of the other governmental branches, also known as

Which Supreme Court Chief Justice upheld Federal power over the states in a series of Supreme Court cases in the 1800's?

Which Supreme Court case established Congress' power to regulate interstate commerce?

What Supreme Court case set forth the principal of implied powers and denied states' the right to tax the federal government? "The power to tax is the power to destroy."