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#32.. How did the Treaty of Fontainebleau affect colonial Louisiana?
transferred Louisiana from France to Spain,
important trade centers, helped French control the Mississippi River
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bonus question.... Put events in chronological order... Boston tea party, tea act, intolerable acts
Boston tea party, tea act, intolerable acts
Tea act, Boston Tea party, Intolerable acts
Intolerable acts, boston Massacre, Tea Act
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bonus... Anti-federalist wanted...
strong state government AND a Bill of Rights to the constitution
Strong National governent
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10..... What was the significance of the founding of Jamestown in 1607?
Jamestown was the first permanent English settlement in North America
Jamestown was the first permanent settlement by James Brown
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36.... What was the role of Africans in colonial Louisiana?
returned Louisiana to France FROM Spain helping U.S with Louisiana Purchase
Provided slave labor in agriculture Culture shaped Louisiana food and music
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What document officially ended the American revolution, recognized the United States as a free and independent country
treaty of Ghent
Treaty of Paris of 1783
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4...... How did the British, French, and Spanish differ in their colonization strategies?
British wanted shoes, French wanted fur coats, Spain wanted cities of golf
British wanted settlement. French fur trade. Spanish Spread Christainity.
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37... How did the physical geography of Louisiana affect its economic development?
returned Louisiana to France FROM Spain helping U.S with Louisiana Purchase
along Mississippi River, its fertile land ideal for agriculture slave labor
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59... Why was the Battle of Yorktown significant
The british defeated England to become free
Final battle. British General Cornwallis surrendered to George Washington
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#31.... : What was the significance of the founding of Natchitoches and New Orleans in colonial Louisiana?
important trade center for England.
important trade centers, helped French control the Mississippi River
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66... What were the main issues debated at the Constitutional Convention?
They debated over the issue of money and taxes
representation in Congress, the division of power and slavery
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25.... How did the Quakers influence the development of Pennsylvania?
led by William Penn, established Pennsylvania based on religious tolerance
challenged Puritan religious practices, leading to her banishment
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67... What was the Great Compromise, and how did it resolve the debate over representation?
Created unicameral legislature
created bicameral legislature with Senate and the House of Representatives.
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15...... How did religious freedom play a role in the founding of Plymouth?
Pilgrims loved turkey thats why they had thanksgiving
Pilgrims sought religious freedom to practice faith without persecution
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11...... How did the House of Burgesses contribute to the development of self-government in Jamestown?
House of Burgesses was the first assembly for the 6th grade student council
first representative assembly in the American colonies. Model of Self govt.
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55. What was Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense,” and how did it influence the American Revolution?
T. Paine wrote common sense
a pamphlet that argued for independence from Britain
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49.... How did the Stamp Act contribute to the growing tensions between the colonies and Britain?
did the Stamp Act contribute to tensions between the colonies and Britain?
taxes on printed materials, leas to protest "No taxation w/o representation
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75... What is the process for amending the U.S. Constitution?
3/5 compromise
two-thirds vote in Congress and ratification by three-fourths of the states
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56. How did the Declaration of Independence express the American colonies’ desire for independence?
outlined justification for separation from Britain. Unalienable rights
Greatest breakup letter in history
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77... What is the role of the judicial branch?
Congress makes laws
Supreme court... interprets laws and ensures that they are applied fairly
President, enforces laws
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16...... What role did Native Americans like Chief Massasoit and Squanto play in the survival of the Plymouth colony?
Native americans did not help at all
helped the Pilgrims by teaching them farming techniques, providing food
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30... What were the effects of the triangular trade on Africa and the Americas?
triangular trade led to forced migration of Africans to the Americas SLAVES
Triangle is a shape with 3 corners
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20..... What were the main economic activities in the Southern colonies?
focused on agriculture using enslaved Africans. (Slave labor) rice, tobacco
New England was founded for religious freedom, by Puritans and Pilgrims
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34... What was the significance of the Code Noir in colonial Louisiana?
set of laws that regulated the treatment of enslaved people
along Mississippi River, its fertile land ideal for agriculture slave labor
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76... What are the powers and responsibilities of the executive branch?
President enforces laws, manages foreign relations, commands the military
Makes laws
interprets the laws
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27... How did Pocahontas contribute to the survival of Jamestown?
Helped to provide food for settlers of Shreveport
led by William Penn, established Pennsylvania based on religious tolerance
How did Pocahontas contribute to the survival of Jamestown?
established peace between the English settlers and the Powhatan Confederacy
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2... How did the land claims made by European powers affect Native Americans?
Native Americans fought hard agains the chinese and won freedom
Native Americans were displaced from their lands, suffered from diseases
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51... How did the Boston Tea Party express colonial opposition to British rule?
everyone sat down and drank tea together
protest against Tea Act, colonists, dumped British tea in Boston Harbor
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Bonus Question.... Who was the first person to die in the American Revolution during the Boston Massacre
African American Named Crispus Attucks
incident where British soldiers killed five colonists during confrontation
African American Named Coach Myles
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74. What is the role of the legislative branch of the U.S. government?
Congress, makes laws, approves budgets, and has the power to declare war
interpret the law
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Bonus... Coach Myles is doing a great job...
YES!!
YES SIR!!!
Yes!
yes
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19..... How did religion influence the development of the New England colonies?
New England was founded by Slavers
New England was founded for religious freedom, by Puritans and Pilgrims
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Bonus... What were some Hardships faced by settlers at Jamestown?
They had too much food to eat
Disease from swamps and mosquitos, Starving time with brutally cold winter
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Bonus... Purpose of the Bill of Rights...
To keep the central government from becoming too powerful. Protect Freedoms
to keep the schools from becoming to powerful
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Bonus... 3 examples of Unalienable rights
Michael Jordan is the G.O.A.T
Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness
life, lean on me, chase down blocks by Lebron
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Bonus... What are other names for "Federal government
Central, National
State
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60... What role did women play during the American Revolution?
Women supported the revolution by getting Southern classic 4 soldiers
Women supported by running businesses, farms, and taking care of families
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12........ What were the effects of the introduction of slavery in Jamestown?
Slavery in Jamestown became something that has is known as Constitution
Slavery was key part of the economy (agriculture) agriculture. Slave labor
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14...... How did the Plymouth settlement contribute to the practice of self-government?
The Mayflower Compact, signed by the Pilgrims, established self-government
Mayflower compact blooms in the spring
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73.... How does the system of checks and balances work in the U.S. government?
no branch of government (executive, legislative, or judicial) is 2 powerful
no branch of government hangs on a tree
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3..... What motivated European countries like England, France, and Spain to explore and colonize North America?
European countries sought wealth, Spice trade routes, land
Europeans came over that big ole water to find Linwood Public Charter
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40... Who was Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville, and why was he important to Louisiana?
founder of New Orleans and played a key role in establishing French rule
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set of laws that regulated the treatment of enslaved people
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Question 58... How did the Battle of Saratoga affect the course of the American Revolution?
Saratoga made England an ally vs the British
Saratoga was a turning point, France formed an alliance with the United
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63... What was the purpose of the Articles of Confederation?
first constitution of U.S with strong central government
establishing a weak central government with limited powers
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43. How did France (French) rule Louisiana?
French rule emphasized trade and settlement
introduced Mississippi Bubble, increase investment in Louisiana’s economy
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52... What were the Intolerable Acts, and how did they affect the colonies?
laws passed in response to the Boston Tea Party, closing Boston Harbor
laws passed because the colonists were not being nice
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68... How did the Three-Fifths Compromise address the issue of slavery in the U.S. Constitution?
3/5 of all slaves could vote
counted slaves as 3/5 of a person for representation and taxation
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67... The great compromise combined which two plans
Virginia Plan (based on population)and the New Jersey Plan (equal represent
Virginia Plan and the 3/5 compromise
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#18... Southern Colonies economy and geography
Bread basket colonies had fertile soil for farming and trade
Southern colonies had warm climates for cash crops like tobacco and rice.
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Bonus Question.... ALL rivers and large bodies of water are significant for what reason
A.T&T... Agriculture, Travel & Trade
important trade centers, helped French control the Mississippi River
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64... How did Shays’ Rebellion highlight the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?
exposed the inability of the Articles of Confederation to maintain order
exposed the harsh truth that McDonalds fries are the best ever!
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bonus... in the bill of rights, what are the 1st AMENDMENT R.A.P.P.S
Freedom of Religion, Potato chips, peach tree and shrimp and grits
Freedom of Religion. Assembly. Petition, Press and Speech...
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70... Why was the Preamble to the Constitution significant?
outlines purposes of declaration of independence
outlines the purposes of the Constitution
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79... How did the system of federalism impact the U.S. Constitution?
divides power between the teacher and the students
divides power between the national government and state governments,
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1... What were the significance of the land claims made in North America by European powers after 1600?
England, France, Spain, claimed territories, leading to competition
European nations wanted to come across the water to see what was happening
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Anti- means
for
against
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Bonus Question... What was the economy of ALL French (France) Colonies?
Spanish rule focused more on legal systems and controlling land
Fur trade with Native Americans
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41... What was the role of John Law in the development of colonial Louisiana?
founder of New Orleans and played a key role in establishing French rule
introduced Mississippi Bubble, increase investment in Louisiana’s economy
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Bonus... Who fought in the American Revolution
American Colonies (United States) vs. Great Britain
France and Indians vs British and colonies
Great Britain vs England
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bonus.... Contrast Declaration of Independence and the Constitution
Declaration showed world that U.S was free. Constitution is the Law of U.S
Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are the same
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33.... : How did the Third Treaty of San Ildefonso influence Louisiana’s development?
transferred Louisiana from France to Spain,
returned Louisiana to France FROM Spain helping U.S with Louisiana Purchase
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53. What was the significance of the First Continental Congress?
meeting of student council to oppose homework
meeting of colonial leaders who united to oppose British policies.
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48. What was the Proclamation of 1763, and how did it affect the colonies?
forbade(stopped) colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.
The war left Britain with heavy debts, taxes on the colonies (Stamp act)
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71... Federalist wanted...
A strong national government
a strong state government
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71... Federalist papers were written by....
George Mason, Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay
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#18... New England economy and geography
helped the Pilgrims by teaching them farming techniques, providing food
New England had rocky soil and focused on trade and shipbuilding
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Bonus question... Why was the battle of Saratoga significant?
Turning point of the Civil War
Turning point of American revolution. France became Allies with U.S
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80... What does the rule of law mean in the context of the U.S. Constitution?
Government can do what they want to do
everyone, including government officials, has to follow the law
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23..... How did Roger Williams’ beliefs influence the founding of Rhode Island?
advocated for religious freedom in Rhode Island
helped Jamestown survive by trade with Native Americans, work to eat system
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Bonus question... Who is the Author of Declaration of Independence and when was it written
Thomas Jefferson, July 4th 1776
Alexander Hamilton, July 4th 1776
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78... What is the principle of popular sovereignty
government power comes from the people, who elect representatives to speak
power of government comes from other countries
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Bonus Question.... What do Quakers, Pilgrims, Catholics and Puritans all have in common.
challenged Puritan religious practices, leading to her banishment
They all came down stairs for some milk and cookies
They are all religious groups seeking religious freedom without persecution
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bonus... Where is the bill of rights located?
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
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72. What are the Bill of rights
first 10 amendments to the constitution
the first rules made by the Declaration of independence
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Bonus Question.... What is a plantation AND where were they mostly geographically located?
Large farms that slaves worked on. Located in the southern colonies.
Slave Labor, Plantations, cash crops like cotton, tobacco, sugarcane NORTH
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#28... How did the geography of the SOUTHERN colonies influence their development?
How did the geography of the colonies influence their development?
Slave Labor, Plantations, cash crops like cotton, tobacco, sugarcane
the Middle colonies focused on farming (Bread basket) rice, wheat, oats
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22...... Describe the impact of John Smith on the development of Jamestown.
focused on agriculture using enslaved Africans. (Slave labor) rice, tobacco
helped Jamestown survive by trade with Native Americans, work to eat system
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24.... Why was Anne Hutchinson’s role significant in the development of the Massachusetts Bay Colony?
advocated for religious freedom in Rhode Island
Anne Hutchinson challenged Puritan practices, leading to her banishment
79
54... What ideas did Patrick Henry express in his famous “Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death” speech?
called for action and resistance to British rule. liberty was worth dying 4
Patrick from spongebob wanted freedom
80
Bonus Question.... Another name for the "Triangular trade"
Trans-Pacific Slave trade
Trans-Atlantic trade for slaves
Trans-Atlantic Slave trade
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50... What was the Boston Massacre
incident where British soldiers killed five colonists during confrontation
taxes on printed materials, leas to protest "No taxation w/o representation
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#18... Middle Colonies economy and geography
"Bread basket" colonies had fertile soil for farming and trade
rocky soil and focused on trade and shipbuilding
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43.... How did Spain (Spanish)rule Louisiana
Spanish rule focused more on legal systems and controlling land
French rule emphasized trade and settlement
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47.... How did the French and Indian War lead to tensions (bad feelings) between the British and the American colonies?
The war left Britain with heavy debts, taxes on the colonies (Stamp act)
Tensions were High because the French and the Indians fought the British
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Bonus... Define unalienable rights
rights given to all citizens of USA only
Rights given at birth to all mankind by God and can not be taken away.
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#28... How did the geography of the New England colonies influence their development?
helped peace between the English settlers and the Powhatan Confederacy
New England colonies focusing on trade and shipbuilding
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#28... : How did the geography of the MIDDLE colonies influence their development
the Middle colonies focused on farming (Bread basket) rice, wheat, oats
New England colonies focusing on trade
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71.... What was the purpose of the Federalist Papers, and what arguments did they make for ratifying the Constitution?
argued for a strong central government
argued for strong state government
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Bonus.... Chief motivation for French (France) colonization
Fur Trade with Native Americans
Cash Crops with slaves
