The transatlantic slave trade began when —

Which colonial region developed a fishing industry?

Which colonial region produced agricultural products, including

wheat and other grains?

Which colonial region developed a shipbuilding industry?

Which colonial region had rich, fertile soil?

Representative government and institutions developed

during the colonial period because—

The English Parliament responded to the Boston Tea

Party by issuing which of the following?

Which of the following are considered unalienable

rights according to the authors of the Declaration of

Independence?

Where did General Washington have the Continental

Army camp for training over the bitter winter of 1777–1778?

The excerpt above describes the provision that allowed

the United States to—

Which of the following agreements resulted in the

modern bicameral structure of the U.S. Congress?

The Anti-Federalists argued against ratification of the

U.S. Constitution because they —

Which of the following was a power given to the national

government under the Articles of Confederation?

In what way has the excerpt most influenced the lives

of Americans?

Which U.S. constitutional principle was influenced by the

excerpt?

These articles found in the U.S. Constitution illustrate

the constitutional principle of—

Which of the following is addressed in the Eighth

Amendment of the Constitution?

How did the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 provide for

the orderly expansion of the United States?

In George Washington’s Farewell Address, he warned

the nation about foreign dangers of—

Which issue accounts for the development of political

parties in the early U.S. republic?

Which number on the map represents the Louisiana

Purchase of 1803?

Which constitutional principle is addressed in the excerpt above?

Which of the following were precedents established by George Washington as President?

The Magna Carta influenced the the U.S. form of government by -

The Federalist Papers influenced the U.S. government by

The Mayflower Compact influenced the U.S. government by

What was the primary economic activity in the Southern Colonies during the colonial period?

Which founding document was primarily authored by Thomas Jefferson and served as a formal declaration of independence from British rule?

What was the main purpose of the Federalist Papers?

What port city was acquired with the Louisiana Purchase?

What constitutional principal was established in Marbury v. Madison?

Which colony was founded by Catholics fleeing religious persecution in England?

Which colony was founded by Roger Williams after being vanished from Massachusetts for disagreeing with Puritan leaders?

Which colony was founded by Thomas Hooker who disagreed with religious leaders in Massachusetts and extended voting rights to non-church members in his colony?

Because of the cold winters and thin, rocky soil found in the New England region, their economic activities consisted of -

The Southern colonies' economy was based on agriculture because of -

Which colony was founded as a barrier between Spanish Florida and the Carolinas as well as a place where DEBTORS could start over?

Which is true about the colony of Jamestown?

Which colonial government established a tradition of SELF-GOVERNMENT in the colonies?

Which colonial government EXTENDED VOTING RIGHTS to non-church members and was the FIRST WRITTEN CONSTITUTION in the colonies?

Which colonial government was the FIRST ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY in the colonies and served as a MODEL OF A LEGISLATURE for other colonies?

Which physical feature did the British government use to prevent westward expansion after the French and Indian War?

The Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Quartering Act and Townshend Acts were ___________ that were passed in Parliament and resented by the colonists.

Colonists protested the Tea Act by dumping 342 chests of tea in Boston Harbor in an event known as the -

Who authored the Declaration of Independence and defined unalienable rights as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness?

This person was appointed as Commander-In-Chief of the Continental Army.

Which event is considered the TURNING POINT of the American Revolution?

Which event of the American Revolution involved General Cornwallis surrendering to General George Washington and is considered the last major battle?

Which battles initiated the Revolutionary War?

What was the meeting held in Philadelphia by colonial delegates to respond to the Intolerable Acts (British punishments)?

Which of the following were different ways that colonists protested British economic policies? Choose all that apply

The _______ was passed to establish the procedures for the orderly expansion of the United States.

A Congress made up of two houses is a ___.

Power was with the states, Amendments requiring the approval of all 13 states, and having a unicameral legislature that lacked a president to enforce laws were _______ of the Articles of Confederation

Having the power to establish post offices, make peace treaties such as the Treaty of Paris, and declare war were ________ of the Articles of Confederation.

Under the Northwest Ordinance, the right to __________ was gained when a population of 5,000 of free adult males was reached in a territory.

The _______________ Compromise was used to settle the argument over whether the enslaved population would count towards a state's population.

The Great Compromise settled the argument over representation in Congress by establishing a BICAMERAL legislature that includes a _(1)____________ that satisfies the Virginia Plan and a _(2)__________ that satisfies the New Jersey Plan.

Things that _________ would say to SUPPORT RATIFICATION of the Constitution would be that a strong federal government is needed and that a Bill of Rights is not necessary because of the principles of checks and balance, limited government, federalism, and separation of powers that are included in the Constitution.

Things that _________ would say to OPPOSE RATIFICATION would be that the Constitution would take the power away from the states and demanded a Bill of Rights is necessary to protect the people from governmental abuse.

Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson disgreed on the creation of -

Select 2 things the British were doing to anger America

Select the image that represents the policy of impressments

Select 3 outcomes from the War of 1812

What song was inspired by the attack of Fort McHenry?

Which state was added as a free state to balance out Missouri joining the Union as a slave state?

Close reading the map, with the Missouri Compromise, what state was allowed to enter as a slave state?

What was the “Middle Passage?

What group of colonies had a plantation system and relied on slaves to grow crops?

Under the British system of mercantilism, the American colonies served primarily as a

Which physical characteristics made these economic activities possible?

The ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? was an important agreement that combined the Virginia Plan with the New Jersey Plan. It created a BICAMERAL legislature with 2 parts [Senate - with equal representation; House of Representatives - based on population]

STRENGTHS: could declare war, make treaties, and operate post offices

WEAKNESSES: needed 9 out of 13 states approval for congressional decisions, no executive branch, no power to tax

What document is being described here?

I - "I don't think we should ratify this constitution."

II - "The revolution was fought to END tyranny, not start a new one."

III - "I'm against this constitution because our individual rights aren't being protected."

Which of these quotes would be said by a an ANTI-FEDERALIST?

The Three-Fifths Compromise centered around the counting of ______ to determine a state's population. Southern states agreed to count 3 out of every 5 in order to increase their political influence.

What is the Highest Court in the United States?

What does the Judicial Branch do?

What was the name of the group that met to discuss what the colonists should do about unfair laws like the Intolerable Acts?

How did the colonists resist British laws an taxes?

This was a common complaint among the colonist.

Colonists were used to having this type of government that was influenced by the Mayflower compact and Fundamental Orders Of Connecticut?

What is the name of the act that closed Boston Harbor and served as a punishment for the Boston Tea Party?