Which of the following European Countries is shown in this image?

Which of the following European Countries is shown in this image?

Which feature of North America is shown in the map below?

The large body of water shown in this map is in the state of...

Which mountain range contains the states that are marked in white on this map?

Which river flows from north to south through the eastern part of the United States?

Which mountain range is shown in brown on this map?

Which of the following is the large body of saltwater in northeastern Canada?

Which of the following oceans is the LARGEST ocean and is WEST of the United States?

Which of the following oceans is EAST of the United States?

Which of the following bodies of water is shown in this image?

Which of the following rivers is shown in this map?

What is the Name of the Continent colored in blue?

Which continent is shown in this picture?

Which continent is shown in this picture?

Which continent is shown in this picture?

Which continent is shown in this picture?

Which continent is shown in this picture?

Which continent is shown in this picture?

Which continent is shown in this picture?

Which ocean in this picture is represented by the number one?

Which ocean in this picture is represented by the number two?

Which ocean in this picture is represented by the number three?

Which ocean in this picture is represented by the number four?

The NORTHERN states that remained in the United States were called the...

The SOUTHERN states that seceded from the union were called the...

Which of the following political parties was a political party established in the United States in 1854 with the goal of keeping slavery out of the western territories?

Which person in the Civil War was elected President of the United States in 1860? He issued the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address. He was assassinated in 1865 by John Wilkes Booth.

Which person in the Civil War was elected President of the Confederacy and argued that seceding from the Union was a necessity, not a choice?

Which person in the Civil War commanded the Union Army, accepted the surrender of the Confederacy at Appomattox Court House, and became the 18th President of the United States?

Who was the FIRST African American soldier to be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor?

Which Confederate military figure was commander of the Confederate Army? He was offered the position to command the Union Army, but refused.

Which of the following was a result of Abraham Lincoln's victory in the Presidential election of 1860?

What was the importance of the fall of Fort Sumter?

At the beginning of the Civil War, the main goal of the North was to preserve the Union

At the beginning of the Civil War, the main goal of the North was to abolish slavery

____________ was an abolitionist who staged an attack at Harper's Ferry, Virginia to capture weapons that would arm slaves and help them revolt

Violence broke out in ________ as a result of fraudulent voting that decided slavery would be allowed.

The act of exploring

The sustained exchange of goods, plants, animals, diseases, ideas, and people between Europe and the Americas across the Atlantic Ocean

Sailed West from Europe to find a shorter water route to Asia. Discovered America.

To take control of an area and send people to live there

Group of colonists who came to the new world to seek religious freedom; they were breaking away from the Church of England completely to recreate their own version of the church following their interpretation of scripture; colonized Plymouth, Massachusetts

To treat someone harshly or cruelly because of their religion, race, or beliefs

Document written and signed in 1620 by the Pilgrims (and other passengers on the Mayflower) that gave law and order to Plymouth; it was an agreement to make and follow laws for the common good; first written plan of government in the New World

A belief that a country’s wealth and security depended on selling more products than it bought and accumulating a large store of precious metals. European monarchs achieved this goal by conquering new territory, establishing colonies who would sell raw materials to the home country at low prices and who would in turn buy what they needed ONLY from the mother country.

Series of laws passed by the English parliament that made the economic practice of mercantilism law; colonists had to use English ships and colonists could not trade certain items with anyone but England

To accept the feelings, behaviors, or beliefs of a religion other than your own

The lawmaking body of England

A three (sometimes four) sided trade route where goods and slaves traveled between the 13 Colonies, the West Indies, and West Africa

Representative assembly in colonial Virginia; the first form of representative government in the 13 colonies

The 13 original English colonies established on the Atlantic Coast

Law passed in Maryland to protect Catholics from Protestants. The act granted Protestants and Catholics the right to worship freely.

The buying and selling of slaves as part of Triangular Trade. Rum, iron, and tools would be brought to the West African coast in return for slaves. These slaves were brought mostly to the West Indies and then on to the 13 Colonies to be sold to plantation owners to harvest cash crops.

A religious revival beginning in the 1730s that renewed Christian’s faith. It helped spread the idea that all people were equal in God’s eyes. It was a rejection of authority (before this, most American ministers were educated, wealthy elites). It was also an event that united the colonies. The revival happened across all 13 colonies. As a shared experience, it helped unite the colonists.

Basis for the plan of government that Connecticut would follow. It is considered the first written constitution (plan of government) in the Colonies and explained in detail how representative government would work.

A group of Protestant Christians who wanted to “purify” the Church of England (Anglican Church) by simplifying churches and the ceremonies that took place there.

Group of Protestant Christians who believed that everyone was equal in God’s sight. They did not have church services or officials, and were pacifists (people who refuse to use force or fight in wars.) They were amicable to Native Americans, offering to buy their land rather than just taking it, and opposed slavery and the slave trade.

A form of government where people are chosen or elected to speak or act on behalf of the whole group.

A document issued by the King or royal authority which granted a colony rights and privileges. In the colonies, this meant that the colonies elected their own governor and members of legislation.

Breadbasket colonies

Rocky soil, fishing/shipbuilding industries, green forests

long/hot summers, long growing season, ideal for growing cash crops (tobacco, indigo, etc.)

governor of Massachusetts Bay colony

Rhode Island founder, believed in religious toleration

Founder of Connecticut

Quaker who began colony based on religious freedom

founded Georgia to be a colony for debtors

created as a haven for debtors

created as a haven for Catholics

created on the principle of religious freedom and separation of church and state

Which country claimed the land shown in GREEN on the map provided?

Which country claimed the land shown in ORANGE on the map provided?

Which country claimed the land shown in BLUE on the map provided?

Which country claimed the land shown in PURPLE on the map provided?

Which country claimed the land shown in RED on the map provided?

Which country claimed the land shown in BROWN on the map provided?

Which of the following was settled in 1607?

Which of the following was settled in 1620?

Mercantilism, investment opportunities, and the possibility of new land/opportunities are all _______ reasons for European colonization of the new world

Social mobility, the desire to climb the social ladder, and the overcrowding of England are all _______ reasons for European colonization of the new world

The split in Christianity due to the Protestant Reformation is a _______ reason for European colonization of the new world

Conflict about who the king derives their power from, disagreement about whether the king should share power with Parliament, and the question about whether the king should follow the same laws as citizens are all _______ reasons for European colonization of the new world

The ____________ was the first elected legislative body in the English colonies. It was an early attempt at self-government.

A ______ source is created at the time the event happened.

A ______ source is created after the event has happened by someone who was not there when it happened.

Which river runs east and west as an offshoot of the Mississippi River?

Which river runs north and south and through New York state?

On their way to Jamestown, the colonists sailed through...

In order to get to the New World, the colonists had to sail east across the _______ from England

The ________ run through the Northeastern part of the English Colonies.

Who was elected as the first governor of Plymouth?

Plymouth was settled for _______ reasons

Who was on board the Mayflower?

John Rolfe introduced _________ to the Americas, ultimately leading to the economic success of Jamestown.

Which of the following was a leader that started a new church during the Protestant Reformation?

The _______ contributed to the growth of representative government by electing representatives in Virginia to assemble and make laws that would govern the people

letters, manuscripts, diaries, journals, newspapers, maps, speeches, interviews, documents produced by government agencies, photographs, audio or video recordings, born-digital items (e.g. emails), research data, and objects or artifacts

These are all examples of _________

Textbooks, edited works, books and articles that interpret or review research works, histories, biographies, literary criticism and interpretation, reviews of law and legislation, political analyses and commentaries

These are all examples of _________

Which colonial region is shown in BLUE on the map?

Which colonial region is shown in PINK on the map?

Which colonial region is shown in GREEN on the map?

A(n) ___________ is a document issued by the king or royal authority that granted a colony rights and privileges.

Which of the following American ideals came out of this time period of colonization by the English? check all that apply