Colonization

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Colonization
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Governmental Philosophy
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French Indian War
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Taxation w/out Representation
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How about a revolution?
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Potpourri
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Colonization
Government Philosophy
French Indian War
Taxation w/out Representation
How About a Revolution?
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This was the first permanent settlement in North
America
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What is Jamestown?
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Economic differences between the colonies was
largely due to this
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What is geography?
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This economic philosophy held that the purpose of
colonies was to provide bullion for the mother
country
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What is mercantilism?
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These were early colonists who worked for a
specified number of years in exchange for passage
to the new world
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Who were indentured servants?
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This was the most important export of Virginia
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What is tobacco?
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This legislative body represented the first steps
towards democracy in the colonies
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What is the Virginia House of Burgesses?
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The Mayflower Compact was important because it
indicated these were the source of political
authority
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Who are the people?
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John Locke defined these as life, liberty, and
property
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What are natural rights?
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This is Jean Jacques Rousseaus idea that
governments derive their power from the governed
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What is the social contract?
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This feature of New England governments led to
increased participation by male citizens
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What are town meetings?
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The British and French disputed this valuable
piece of land
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What is the Ohio River Valley?
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This English policy of leaving the colonies alone
ended with the French and Indian War
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What is salutary neglect?
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An effect of the war was that England gained land
east of this natural georaphic boundary
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What is the Mississippi River?
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Ben Franklin proposed this radical idea in 1754
to prepare for the impending war
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What is the Albany Plan of Union?
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As a result of the war, England was left with
these (three answers!)
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What are a new empire, a huge debt, and
bitterness towards the colonists
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To raise money, England placed a tax on all paper
products with this
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What is the Stamp Act?
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Passed in 1675, these required the colonies to
only trade with England
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What are the Navigation Acts?
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This 1763 law prevented colonists from moving
west, past the Appalachian Mountains
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What is the Proclamation Line of 1763?
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This law allowed the B.E.I.C. to have a monopoly
in colonies
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What is the Tea Act?
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England passed these in response to the Boston
Tea Party
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What are the Intolerable or Coercive Acts?
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John Adams estimated the colonists were 1/3
patriots, 1/3 neutral, and 1/3 these
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What are loyalists?
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English born Thomas Paine urged that breaking
ties with England was this
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What is Common Sense? (DUH!!)
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Colonists chose this costly method of protest in
dealing with the Stamp Act
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What is a boycott?
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In response to the Intolerable Acts, the
colonists united for the first time with this
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What is the 1st Continental Congress?
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Daily Double!!
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The 2nd Continental Congress made one last
attempt at peace with this offering
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What is the Olive Branch Petition?
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On April 19, 1775- war erupted here 2 country
towns west of Boston
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Where is Lexington Concord?
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This was a major turning point in the war. The
French joined the cause to help the Colonists.
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What is the Battle of Saratoga?
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This officially recognized the independence of
America set the Mississippi as the border
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What is the Treaty of Paris?
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Paul Revere seemed to exaggerate his account of
this event
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What is the Boston Massacre?
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The last major battle of the American Revolution?
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Battle of Yorktown
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Final Jeopardy
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GW Crossed the Delaware in the middle of
Christmas night in this battle
What is The Battle of Trenton?