Part 1: What is the purpose of the Coercive Acts?

Response to Boston Tea Party, used to punish Colony of Massachusetts.

What is mercantilism?

Country exports more than it imports. Colonies supplied raw materials.

Part 2: Who was King Phillip originally?

King Phillip was Metacom Chief of Wampanoag.

What are the middle passages?

Transatlantic voyage slaves endured between Africa and colonies.

What is the Navigation Acts?

Laws put in place to stop illegal colonial trade. Restricted trade.

Part 2: What was Pontiac's Rebellion?

A rebellion lead by various tribes to drive British out of Ohio Valley.

Common Sense a pamplet written by Thomas Paine convinced many

that only independence could ensure colonial right

Part 2: Why were they put in place?

Act was put in place in 1744 until the tea destroyed in BTP was paid for.

Part 1: Who does the British Parliament represent?

Represents the Crown and its Royalty

Name the Northern Colonies:

Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island.

Who were the New arrivals that made up the population explosion

Indentured Servants from Europe, Slaves from Africa, Births from Colonists

What was the difference between the French and British pertaining to how they interacted with Native Americans?

French wanted to make Natives citizens by marriage. British drove them away

What was the Act of Toleration?

Guaranteed toleration to all Christians. Death penalty to Jews and Athiest.

Name the Southern Colonies:

Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina.

Name the Middle Colonies:

New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania.

Part 1: What is the Stamp Act?

Law requiring taxes to be placed on nearly all everyday transactions.

What is the difference between Direct & Indirect Taxes. What are some things that were taxed directly and indirectly?

Direct= Taxes Added (Newspaper) Indirect= Taxes Included (Lead)

Part 1: Who was Pontiac's Rebellion?

Pontiac was the Chief of the Ottawa Tribe.

Who was Henry VIII? (NW= New World, Eng= England)

Henry VIII was the tudor monarch who launched protestant reformation in Eng

Part 3: Why did King Phillip change his name?

He changed his name for his father/brothers death.

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1
Large Scale Farming dominated the Southern Colonies mainly because of...
Rye, Beef, Pork
Trapping game, Hunting, Growing grains
Weaving, Shoemaking, Cabinet making
Tobacco, Rice, Indigo
2
April 19, 1775 “The shot heard round the world” was the beginning of the
American Revival
American Revolver
American Resloution
American Revolution
3
Part 1: What is the purpose of the Coercive Acts?
Response to French & Indian war, used to pay off war debts.
Response to Boston Tea Party, used to punish Colony of Maryland.
Response to French and Indian war, used to pay off reperations.
Response to Boston Tea Party, used to punish Colony of Massachusetts.
4
Reading of the book: Chapter 5 is titled, Colonial Society on the Evil of Revolution, 1700-1775
True
False
5
Part 1: What were some of the tactics used in King Phillips War?
Gorigeu Warfare
Native Combat Warfare
Guorilla Warfare
Guerilla Warfare
6
What is mercantilism?
Country exports more than it imports. Colonies supplied raw materials.
Countries came to the agreeement to import and export equal amounts.
Country imports more than it exports. Colonies supplied foreign materials.
Countrys imported and exported equally. Supplied raw and foreign materials.
7
The Quebec Act and Currency Act were both apart of Intolerable Acts
True
False
8
Part 2: Who was King Phillip originally?
King Phillip was a British Councilman who founded Delaware.
King Phillip was Metacom Chief of Wampanoag.
King Phillip was a Spanish conquistador.
King Phillip was Pequot Chief of Wampanoag.
9
What are the middle passages?
Transatlantic voyage slaves endured between Africa and colonies.
Voyage taken solely by the wealthy Europeans to get to New World.
Set of laws put in place by Henry VII to stop the passage of certain items.
System used to control how slaves operated. No pay, long hours etc.
10
Reading of the book: Chapter 6 is titled, The Duel-threat for North America, 1608-1763
False
True
11
What is the Navigation Acts?
Laws put in place to stop illegal colonial trade. Unrestricted trade.
Laws put in place to stop legal colonial trade. Unrestricted trade.
Laws put in place to stop illegal colonial trade. Restricted trade.
Laws put in place to stop legal colonial trade. Restricted trade.
12
From A.P Central: Section 2.3 is titled, The Regal of British Colonies
False
True
13
Part 2: What was Pontiac's Rebellion?
A rebellion lead by various tribes to drive British out of Ohio Valley.
A rebellion lead by various tribes to drive Indians out of Ohio Valley.
A rebellion lead by various tribes to drive France out of Ohio Valley.
A rebellion lead by various tribes to drive Spanish out of Ohio Valley.
14
Common Sense a pamplet written by Thomas Paine convinced many
to continue slavery
that only independence could ensure colonial right
to go out and vote
to be clear and concise when speaking on Independece
15
Part 2: Why were they put in place?
Act was put in place in 1744 until the tea destroyed in BTP was paid for.
Act was put in place in 1754 to pay off reperations and war debt.
Act was put in place in to allow for the French and Indian to build boarder
Act was put in place in 1743 to replace damadges caused by Indians.
16
From A.P Central: Unit 2 covers 1607-1754
True
False
17
Reading of the book: Chapter 3 is titled, Settling the Northern Colonies 1619-1700
False
True
18
Part 1: Who does the British Parliament represent?
Represents the Crown and its Royalty
Represents the Crown and Constanople
Represents Royalty and the British Pound
Represents the Crown and its Kingdom
19
Name the Northern Colonies:
West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Montana, California.
Massachusetts, Colorado, New York, Rhode Island.
North Dakota, North Carolina, Utah, New Mexico.
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island.
20
Cornwallis surrendered himself &over 850 men as prisoners of war. This signified the last major battle of the Revolution
True
False
21
Who were the New arrivals that made up the population explosion
Northern Colonies, Middle Colonies, Southern Colonies.
Indentured Servants from Europe, Slaves from Africa, Births from Colonists
Tuscarora Indians, Yamasee Indians, Yuchi Indians.
The French, Parliament, The Spaniards.
22
the Declaration of INDEPENECE was unanimously approved and announced.
July 4, 1776
July 4, 1767
July 4,1866
July 4, 1876
23
Georgia was considered or established as a _____ colony between British and Spanish Colony.
Buffer
Constructional Boarder
Border
Buffet
24
What was the difference between the French and British pertaining to how they interacted with Native Americans?
Both British and French wanted Natives to travel to Eurpoe.
French wanted to make Natives leave New World. British drove them away
French wanted to make Natives savages. British drove them away
French wanted to make Natives citizens by marriage. British drove them away
25
Chapter 5 is titledThe American Revolution and Confederation, 1774-1787
False
True
26
Reading of the book: Chapter 4 is titled, American Life in the Seventeenth Century 1607-1692
False
True
27
United States History covers a time frame from 1391-PRESENT TIME
True
False
28
Chapter 1 Powerpoint is titled; Exploration, Discovery, and Settlement, 1492-1700
False
True
29
What was the Act of Toleration?
Guaranteed toleration to all Jews. Death penalty to Christians and Athiest.
Guaranteed toleration to all Christians. Death penalty to Jews and Athiest.
Guaranteed toleration to all citizens, no matter of religion.
Guaranteed toleration to all Athiest. Death penalty to Jews and Christians.
30
The Boston Massacre was March 5, 1770 and there was a version from the Colonist and British
False
True
31
Name the Southern Colonies:
Virginia, Massachusetts, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina.
Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina.
Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, South Carolina, North Carolina.
Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina.
32
Name the Middle Colonies:
New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania.
New Hampshire, New Mexico, Delaware, Pennsylvania.
Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania.
New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania.
33
From A.P Central: Section 2.5 is titled, Interactions Between Cleveland Indians and Eurpoeans
True
False
34
Chapter 4 Powerpoint is titled; Zuperial Wars and Colonial Protest, 1754-1774
False
True
35
Committees of Correspondence were a communication network that kept the groups that opposed British policies in touch.
True
False
36
NORTH Carolina and Georgia objected to a condemnation of the African slave trade added to the Declaration by Jefferson.
True
False
37
Called the breadbasket of the colonies, the Middle Colonist manufactures sold...
The Forest, Ships, Lumber
Grain Clean Water, Produce
Tar, Tobacco, Cotton
Iron, Glass, Pottery Products
38
Reading of the book: Chapter 2 is titled, The Planting of English America 1500-1733
False
True
39
Chapter 2 Powerpoint is titled; The Thirteen Colonies and the American Empire, 1607-1750
True
False
40
Reading of the book: Chapter 7 is titled, The Road to Recovery, 1763-1775
True
False
41
United States History covers a time frame from 1491-PRESENT TIME
True
False
42
From A.P Central: Section 2.4 is titled, Transactional Trade
False
True
43
When was the Trail of John Peter Zenger?
April 4, 1735
March 4, 1735
Septemeber 4, 1735
August 4, 1735
44
Who suggested each colony create its own government, a continental army be form and the colonies declare independence
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Adams
George Washington
John Adams
45
Part 1: What is the Stamp Act?
Law requiring taxes to be placed on every single transaction.
Law requiring upper class citizens to pay taxes on indentured servants.
Law requiring taxes to be placed on nearly all everyday transactions.
Law requiring taxes on limited supplies, such as, tobacco, bourbon etc.
46
Chapter 3 Powerpoint is titled; Colonial Society in the Eighteenth Hundreth Century
True
False
47
What is the difference between Direct & Indirect Taxes. What are some things that were taxed directly and indirectly?
Direct= Taxes Added (Newspaper) Indirect= Taxes Included (Lead)
Direct= Taxes Included (Tea) Indirect= Taxes Added (Diplomas)
Direct= Taxes Added (Lead) Indirect= Taxes Included (Newspaper)
Direct= Taxes Included (Diplomas) Indirect= Taxes Added (Tea)
48
Part 1: Who was Pontiac's Rebellion?
Pontiac was a British councilman who came to New World.
Pontiac was the name of a freed slave who founded the rebellion.
Pontiac was the Chief of the Ottawa Tribe.
Pontiac was the son of a French immigrant.
49
Who was Henry VIII? (NW= New World, Eng= England)
Henry VIII was the tudor monarch who launched protestant reformation in Eng
Henry VIII was the tudor monarch who launched athiest reformation in NW
Henry VIII was the tudor monarch who launched athiest reformation in Eng
Henry VIII was the tudor monarch who launched protestant reformation in NW
50
Reading of the book: Chapter 1 is titled, New World Beginnings 33,000 B.C.E-1769 C.E
False
True
51
Part 3: Why did King Phillip change his name?
He changed his name for the death of his soon to be wife, Lakqet.
He changed his name due to tribal war conflict.
He changed his name for his father/brothers death.
He changed his name for foreign family issues.
52
What is the Mayflower Compact?
Agreement to form a majoritarian gov. in Delaware, signed aboard Mayflower.
Agreement to form a dictatorship gov. in Plymouth, signed aboard Mayflower.
Agreement to form a dictatorship gov. in Delaware, signed aboard Mayflower.
Agreement to form a majoritarian gov. in Plymouth, signed aboard Mayflower.
53
CONGRESS COMMISSIONED THOMAS JEFFERSON TO DRAFT A DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. WHICHONE WAS APART OF THE 3 PART DOCUMENT
27 REASONS FOR SEPARATION,
THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
THE PURPOSE OF A GOVERNMENT
All OF THE ABOVE
54
___ ___ was used to hide scars or imperfections of the slaves made by beatings and whippings while on board slave ships.
Hot Tar
Hot Coal
Hot Far
Black Molasses
55
What 3 Native groups were mentioned in your reading of the book? (Not from the Powerpoint)
Cleveland, Braves, Seminole Indians.
Chesapeake, Catawaba, Blackhawk Indians.
Pequot, Powhatan, Wampanoag Indians.
Tuscarora, Yamasee, Yuchi Indians.
56
The Enlightenment was western philosophy that theorized about the ability of humans to use reason to solve problems.
False
True
57
______ destroyed Pequot Indian fort. ___ Indians were killed in a single hour.
Pilgrims & 700
Colonizers & 700
Pequot enemies & 1738
Pinoct Indians & 859
58
Part 2: Why was it put in place, what were they placed on?
To purchase and allow more slaves and servants to be shipped to New World.
To manage the borders seperating the English, French and Spanish.
To allow for limited products from oversees to be bought and sold.
To maintain the managing and protecting of the Colonies and pay war debts.
59
British government paid bounties for maritime products such as...(Northern Colonial Economy)
Bad Soil, Whale Hunting, Small Factories
The Ocean, Rum, Codfish
Pitch, Tar, Rosin
Gold, Fertile Soil, Clean Water
60
What ended the French Indian War?
The Treaty of Versailles 1763
The Treaty of Paris 1763
The Agreementor Treaty 1763
The Constanople Act 1763
61
The war officially ended almost 2 years later with the Treaty of Paris.
False
True
62
Part 2: What did the British Parliament do?
It passed laws that benefitted Colonies and Colonists.
Passed laws in favor of the British Nobles.
It passed laws in favor of the Crown and only the Crown.
It passed laws in favor of the Crown and the colonies.
63
Reading of the book: Chapter 8 is titled, America Secedes from the New World, 1775-1783
False
True
64
The First Continental Congress met to
To sign the declartion of Independents
Discuss dividng the colonies
Discuss The intorable act passed by Parliment
To discuss relocating to carpentan
65
The Townshed Acts of 1767 put a direct tax on lead, paper, paint, glass, and tea.
False
True
66
When was the Seven Year War? What was another name for it?
French and Indian War & 1754-1763
Indian Tiranny and Bloodshed War & 1754-1763
Spanish and Indian War & 1754-1764
French and Spanish War & 1753-1764
67
the purpose of the petition written by John Dikenson was to “stop the future effusion of blood”,
False
True
68
The Sugar Act of ____ was passed by _____________
1762 & New World Religious Angolo Group
1766 & Parliament
1764 & Parliament
1765 & Parliament

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