History of the United States from Colonization to the Constitution

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 Which group of people came to the colonies toWhich group of people came to the colonies to
escape religious persecution?escape religious persecution?
 PuritansPuritans

 Why did Massachusetts lose its charter?Why did Massachusetts lose its charter?
 It traded illegally with other countries besidesIt traded illegally with other countries besides
Great Britain.Great Britain.

 What brought colonists to Jamestown?What brought colonists to Jamestown?
 Gold.Gold.

 This was the first representative government inThis was the first representative government in
America.America.
 House of Burgesses.House of Burgesses.

 What creation showed the colonists’ movementWhat creation showed the colonists’ movement
away from the church?away from the church?
 The halfway covenant.The halfway covenant.

The 13 Colonies - $100The 13 Colonies - $100
 Which colonies made up New England?Which colonies made up New England?
 Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, andMassachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and
New Hampshire.New Hampshire.

 Who founded Rhode Island as a place forWho founded Rhode Island as a place for
religious freedom from the puritans?religious freedom from the puritans?
 Roger Williams.Roger Williams.

 The idea that the responsibility of a colony is toThe idea that the responsibility of a colony is to
financially benefit the “mother country”.financially benefit the “mother country”.
 Mercantilism.Mercantilism.

 The name for the Trans-Atlantic trade route toThe name for the Trans-Atlantic trade route to
bring slaves from Africa to America.bring slaves from Africa to America.
 The Middle Passage.The Middle Passage.

 This movement led colonists to question theThis movement led colonists to question the
Church of England and eventually their loyalty toChurch of England and eventually their loyalty to
the King.the King.
 The Great Awakening.The Great Awakening.

Revolutionary War - $100Revolutionary War - $100
 What was preventing the colonists fromWhat was preventing the colonists from
expanding past the Appalachian mountains?expanding past the Appalachian mountains?
 The proclamation of 1763.The proclamation of 1763.

 What battle caused the French to join theWhat battle caused the French to join the
colonists’ side in the revolution?colonists’ side in the revolution?
 The Battle of Saratoga.The Battle of Saratoga.

 What did the British do to pay off their debt fromWhat did the British do to pay off their debt from
the French and Indian War?the French and Indian War?
 Taxed the colonists.Taxed the colonists.

 Finish the sentence: “No taxation withoutFinish the sentence: “No taxation without
___________.”___________.”
 Representation.Representation.

 What was the effect of the Treaty of Paris?What was the effect of the Treaty of Paris?
 The colonies became The United States ofThe colonies became The United States of
America.America.

The Constitution - $100The Constitution - $100
 What problem did farmer have after the war?What problem did farmer have after the war?
 States were calling in all debts owed and seizingStates were calling in all debts owed and seizing
land.land.

 What was the purpose for the ConstitutionalWhat was the purpose for the Constitutional
Convention?Convention?
 To revise the Articles of Confederation.To revise the Articles of Confederation.

 What were the two rival political groups of theWhat were the two rival political groups of the
time?time?
 Federalists and Anti-FederalistsFederalists and Anti-Federalists

 Where did the idea for three branches ofWhere did the idea for three branches of
government come from?government come from?
 Enlightenment thinker Baron de Montesquieu.Enlightenment thinker Baron de Montesquieu.

 Idea where each branch has the power to limitIdea where each branch has the power to limit
actions of the others.actions of the others.
 Checks & Balances.Checks & Balances.

The United States of America -The United States of America -
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 Pennsylvania farmers protest against taxes;Pennsylvania farmers protest against taxes;
Washington fights back to stop them.Washington fights back to stop them.
 Whiskey RebellionWhiskey Rebellion

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 What party did the Anti-Federalists evolve into?What party did the Anti-Federalists evolve into?
 Democratic RepublicansDemocratic Republicans

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 Which country did John Adams refuse to go toWhich country did John Adams refuse to go to
war with?war with?
 FranceFrance

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 What development did Thomas Jefferson andWhat development did Thomas Jefferson and
Alexander Hamilton argue over?Alexander Hamilton argue over?
 The National BankThe National Bank

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 What type of legislature did the Virginia PlanWhat type of legislature did the Virginia Plan
have?have?
 BicameralBicameral

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 What was the tradeoff where citizens would giveWhat was the tradeoff where citizens would give
up their rights in exchange for governmentup their rights in exchange for government
protection called?protection called?
 The Social ContractThe Social Contract

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