WorksheetsUS History 9 week Exam Section 1
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
First permanent British colony in North America (virgina)
Jamestown
House of Burgesses
Bacons Rebellion
Colony of Pennsylvania
First Representative government in the american colonies (virgina)
Colony of Georgia
King Phillips war
House of Burgesses
mayflower compact
Former indentured servants in Virginia rebel because Virginia government did not protect them from the Native attacks.Led to use of slave labor
king philip's war
Triangular trade
navigation acts
Bacons Rebellion
Founded by William Penn as a refugee for Quakers
Colony of Pennsylvania
Colony of Georgia
Mayflower compact
colony of massachusetts bay
Founded by James Oglethorpe as a refugee for debtors
Colony of Georgia
Colony of Massachusetts Bay
Colony of Pennsylvania
Signed by the Pilgrims (seperists).A pledge by the colonists to govern themselves through majority rule
Lexington and Concord
Triangular trade
Mayflower compact
Articles of Confederation
Chief metacom and Natives VS. New England colonists.Metacom beheaded,colonial victory,and last major native uprising in New England
Checks and Balances
King Philip's War
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Yorktown
Scare in Massachusetts about witchcraft in which 19 accused were hanged.Demonstrated the weakness of theocracy
Salem Witch Trials
The Great Awakening
3/5 compromise
Common Sense
Traveling preachers visited all of the colonies to 'revive' the religious faith and scare colonists back to church
Proclamation Act of 1763
Navigation Acts
Mercantilism
The Great Awakening
colonies exist for the sole purpose of providing raw materials and markets for produced goods
stamp act
mercantilism
intolerable acts
virginia plan
laws that governed trade between England and its colonies.Colonists were required to ship certain products exclusively to England.All european goods bound for America to be shipped through England first
navigation acts
shays' rebellion
Articles of Confederation
intolerable acts
Trade route from Europe(rum/finished goods) to Africa (slaves) to Americans (molasses/raw materials)
navigation acts
middle passage
Triangular Trade
New Jersey plan
Voyage of slaves from africa to New World marked by cruelty and high death rates
middle passage
Navigation acts
boston tea party
triangular trade
Put Great Britain in debt and Britain began to tax the American Colonies.Ended the British policy of salutary neglect towards the colonies
Common sense
French and Indian War
stamp act
Battle of yorktown
Britain declared that colonists cannot settle the lands won during the French and Indian War
Stamp act
articles of confederation
Proclamation Act of 1763
virgina plan
Britain passed a tax on paper goods.Led to the colonial formation of the sons of liberty to boycott British goods
Commerce compromise
New Jersey Plan
Battle of Yorktown
Stamp Act
colonists boycotted British legislation and dumped tea into the harbor in protest
Intolerable acts
Boston Tea Party
lexington and concord
virgina plan
Britain passes as punishment for Boston tea Party: closed harbor demanded repayment for tea,shut down legislature,and implemented martial law
Battle of Saratoga
Commerce Compromise
intolerable acts
Great compromise
Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that urged the colonists to cut ties with Great Britain
Common sense
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
Executive Branch
First battles of the American Revolution
French and Indian War
Bacons Rebellion
Lexington and Concord
Battle of Saratoga
Three section breakup letter from America to Britain written by Thomas Jefferson
Shays' Rebellion
3/5 Compromise
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Turning point battle in American Revolution.When Americans win,the French decided to join on the side of the Americans
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Saratoga
Virgina Plan
New Jersey Plan
Last major battle in American Revolution,Britain surrounded on peninsula by American troops on land and the French Navy.Britain surrendered
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Yorktown
Checks and Balances
Shays' Rebellion
First governing document of the United States.Gave more power to state governments.very weak.
Executive Branch
Great compromise
Articles of Confederation
3/5 compromise
Farmer uprising that proved the Articles of Confederation was too weak to govern
Shays' rebellion
Virgina plan
King Philip's War
Jamestown
proposed representation in congress be determined by population
New Jersey Plan
Intolerable acts
Virginia Plan
colony of Georgia
Proposed equal representation in congress for the states
3/5 compromise
Virginia plan
Great compromsie
New Jersey Plan
created a bicameral legislature with equal representation in one house and representation based on population in another
3/5 compromise
Great Compromise
commerce compromise
checks and balances
slaves would be counted as 3/5 a person when counting population for representation and taxation
The Great Awakening
Intolerable Acts
The proclamation act of 1763
3/5 compromise
commerce compromise
Congress can regulate interstate and foreign trade can tax imports,can't tax exports,and runaway slaves must be returned
Commerce Compromise
Bill of Rights
Jamestown
Salem Witch Trials
Lists citizens rights; Wanted by the Anti-federalists to protect citizens from national government
Bill of Rights
Executive branch
legislative branch
checks and balances
system used to ensure one branch of government does not become too powerful
legislative branch
checks and balances
executive branch
judicial branch
Includes congress makes laws
legislative branch
great compromise
executive branch
judicial branch
includes the president-enforce laws
executive branch
judicial branch
legislative branch
middle passage
includes the supreme court interprets laws
intolerable acts
legislative branch
judicial branch
executive branch
