New England -> Town Meetings -> _______

Middle Colonies incorporated a number of democratic principles that reflected rights of ___________________

Which colonial region maintained the strongest ties to the Church of England/Great Britain?

Who held most of the power in the Southern colony legislatures?

Explorations and settlements of the English and Spanish often led to _______________ conflicts with Native Americans

The first Africans were brought against their will to America to work in what year?

What is the trip from Africa to the New World referred to as?

Before slaves, Southern colony labor needs were met by _____________, until there weren't enough to farm the vast amounts of crops anymore.

What was the religious movement that swept through the colonies and Europe in the mid 1700s?

The Mayflower Compact and Puritan beliefs went into the formation of a _______________ in the NE colonies

The new England colonies were settled by ____________, who were seeking religious freedom.

New England colony economics included all of the following except..

NE colonies prospered partly due to the Puritan belief in hard work and _________

NE society was based on ______________ standing

True or False? Puritans were intolerant of people that didn't share the same religious views as them (dissenters)

What colony was founded by dissenters fleeing persecution by the Puritans in Massachusetts?

The Middle Atlantic Colonies were settled chiefly by what 3 groups of people?

Cities such as New York and Philadelphia grew as seaports and _____________ centers

Which religious groups settled in New York?

What religious group settled in Pennsylvania with their leader William Penn?

What religious group settled in New Jersey?

The Middle Atlantic Colonies had a _______________ social structure

The ____________ class was developed in the Middle Colonies

The Southern Colonies were settled by people looking for __________________

Who were the Cavaliers?

The foothills of the Appalachians had economies based on ____________and trading

The Great Awakening laid the social foundation for the:

This group of colonies, shaded in red here, had the most diverse economies. religious groups, and people.

New political ideas about the relationship between people and _________________ helped to justify the Declaration of Independence

Who's ideas were most influential in the American belief in self-government?

John Locke called life, liberty, and property what?

John Locke said all original power resides with the _________

Who wrote Common Sense?

Thomas Jefferson listed grievances against the king based on ideas described in what?

The ____________ reflected ideas of John Locke and Thomas Paine.

Extending the franchise, upholding due process, & public education are ways the Declaration of Independence has increased ____________ participation over time

Abolishing slavery & extending civil rights to women and other groups are ways the Declaration of Independence has extended _____________ participation over time

Regulating free enterprise, promoting economic opportunity, & protecting property are ways the Declaration of Independence has increased ____________ participation over time

The French and Indian War resulted from a rivalry between who?

What did Britain pass to prohibit colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains?

New ______________ were levied to help pay for debt accrued during the French and Indian War.

New ______________ were levied to help pay for debt accrued during the French and Indian War.

What was it called when British troops fired on an anti-British demonstration?

What was the first time the colonies acted together (except GA)?

Where was the brief skirmish that began the Revolutionary War? (Shot Heard 'Round the World)

Who believed in independence from Britain and were inspired by Locke and Paine?

A diplomatic factor leading to American victory in the Revolutionary War was what?

True or False? George Washington protecting troops & his great leadership were winning factors of the war

Where did the Americans benefit from help of the French Navy to end the Revolutionary War?

this political party's key leaders were Alexander Hamilton and and John Adams and was characterized by supporting bankers, England and a National Bank

This president purchased the Louisiana Purchase from France in 1803

One main concept of the Monroe Doctrine was --

This battle was a rallying cry for Texans when they were trying to win independence from Mexico

Andrew Jackson's Presidency is often referred to as the

What did South Carolina attempt in 1832 when they argued that states could nullify federal laws?

The "Nullification Crisis" was all about -

Southerners began to pass hard fugitive slave laws in response to revolts led by:

Women's Suffrage Movement refers to

The Territory with the letter "A" was acquired after the _________

Letter "B" on the map was acquired from --

Andrew Jackson "extended the franchise" - this means

Which slavery compromise drew an east-west line through the Louisiana Purchase, where above the line was free and below the line were slave states?

Which compromise added California as a free state but allowed popular sovereignty in the southwestern territories?

Which compromise allowed for popular sovereignty in Kansas and Nebraska? This led to brutal fighting in Kansas over the issue of slavery.

Who is the author of the anti-slavery newspaper known as The Liberator?

Who invented the cotton gin?

This painting best represents the idea of ---

Which number on the map was acquired from France in 1803?

This political cartoon best represents the ideas of the ---

What does this political cartoon suggest about Andrew Jackson?

How was the territory numbered "4" acquired?

Which number on the map represents the territory acquired through the Gadsden Purchase from Mexico?

Which of these is NOT part of the Monroe Doctrine?

This state was the relocation site for many Native Americans during the Trail of Tears

Which state is shaded here and why is it important?

The Battle of New Orelans:

The major issue for the United States as it expanded westward was:

What happened at the Hartford Convention?

What would be the best title for this table?

Who wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights?

Who wrote the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom?

What completes the graphic?

What was the role of George Washington at the Constitutional Convention?

Who is described?

The Great Compromise solved the problem of representation in the national legislature. Which answer is the solution the framers came up with?

Which letter on the table describes "limited government"?

Who were the leading Anti-Federalists from Virginia?

What did the new Congress pass in order to make the Anti-Federalists happy?

#1 on the chart represents the -

The Supreme Court case of Marbury v Madison established the principle of -

John Marshall strengthened the national government through decisions of -

Which Supreme Court case established the doctrine of implied powers?

Who were the two leaders of the Federalists?

Who wrote the Va Statute for Religious Freedom?

Marbury v. Madison established the doctrine of:

In this decision, Chief Justice John Marshall's Court ruled that Congress has the power to “regulate commerce” and that federal law takes precedence over state laws. Which case established this judicial ruling?

"It is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department to say what the law is"

-John Marshall

This quote applies to the doctrine of:

Who is known as the "Father of the Constitution"?

What election was one of the causes of the Civil War, causing the Southern States to secede?

What was the opening confrontation of the Civil War?

The Emancipation Proclamation, written by Abraham Lincoln, was given after what battle?

Which battle was the turning point of the Civil War?

Where was the site of General Lee's Surrender to General Grant? This was the final battle of the War.

Who was the President of the Confederacy?

Who was Union military commander who won several victories after several union commanders failed? Hint: He became the major general of the Union Army and accepted Lee's surrender at Appomattox.

Who was the general of the Confederacy?

Who was the former slave that encouraged Lincoln to recruit Africans to fight for the Union army in the Civil War?

One of Lincoln's famous speeches - took place after the Battle of Gettysburg. It said All men are created equal; the United States is a nation ruled by a government "of the people, by the people, and for the people." Also the famous speech that began with "Four score and Seven years ago" and includes the words "of the people, by the people, and for the people"

This list describes which document?

Who came into power after Lincoln was assassinated and punished the South during Reconstruction?

This president took over after Lincoln was assassinated. He allowed many former Confederates to claim positions of power in the South, clashed with Radical Republicans, and was the first to be impeached.

Which Amendment abolished slavery?

Which Amendment prohibited states from denying equal rights to an American and granted citizenship to all Americans?

Which Amendment guaranteed voting rights to African American men?

The completion of the ________________ after the Civil War intensified movement westward.

Reconstruction ended with the:

After Reconstruction, the long period in which African Americans were denied rights in South was referred to as what?

Who served as president of Washington College after the Civil War?

Who served as an ambassador to Haiti and was in the civil service after the Civil War?

The author of the controversial book, Uncle Tom's Cabin, was:

* allowed the enlistment of African American soldiers in the Union Army.

· Freed those slaves located in the "rebelling" states (Southern states that had seceded)

· Made the abolition of slavery a Northern war aim

· Discouraged any interference of foreign governments

This list describes what document?

· Sectional disagreements and debates over tariffs, extension of slavery in the territories, and the nature of the Union (states' rights)

· Northern abolitionists versus Southern defenders of slavery

· United States Supreme Court decision in the Dred Scott case

· Publication of Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe

· Ineffective presidential leadership in the 1850s

· A series of failed compromises over the expansion of slavery in the territories

President Lincoln's call for federal troops in 1861

This list describes:

"Ah, so you're the little woman whose book started this war!"

-Abraham Lincoln

Lincoln was most likely addressing:

Which state was the first to secede from the union in 1860?

Which two southern cities lay in ruin after the Civil War?

Who became president as a result of the Compromise of 1877?

A) Lincoln is assassinated

B) Shots fired at Ft. Sumter

C) Emancipation Proclamation issued

D) Lee surrenders at Appomattox

What is the correct order of these events?

The period of rebuilding the South after the Civil War is known as:

1. Reconstruction

2. American Revolution begins at Lexington and Concord

3. Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

4. Jamestown is established

5. French and Indian War

6. Civil War

7. Battle of Yorktown

8. Britain passes new taxes on colonies

Place these events in the correct chronological order.

American Indian populations were most impacted by the introduction of European __________________.

During the American Revolution, this cartoon by Benjamin Franklin attempted to __________.

President can veto an act passed by Congress

Congress can override a veto by the President

Courts can declare a law unconstitutional

These powers are a result of ________________________.

Which amendment to the Constitution of the United States was directly influenced by the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom?