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1
Olive Branch Petition
Petition to give shelter to British troops
Can't settle past the west of the Appalachian mountains
Petition to put a tax on everything
Petition sent to king to negotiate peace
2
Middle Colonies
Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware
Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia
Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia
Rhode Island, Massachusetts,New Hampshire, and Connecticut
3
John Adam
Anti-federalists who wrote Adam-Onis treaty
English man
French man
Federalists, wrote Adam-Onis treaty
4
What happened at Harpers Ferry, Virginia?
John Brown went to the carnival
Fighting between slave and anti slave people
John Brown led a failed slave rebellion
Lincoln and Douglas debated
5
French and Indian War
War for who controlled the Ohio valley
War for who controlled the Illinois Valley
between France, Britain, Indians, and Colonists
War for who controlled the colonies
6
What was a puritan
Person who wanted to purify the world
A person who wanted to purify the state
Person who wanted to purify the Federal government
Person who wanted to purify the church
7
What did the Dutch call this state until the English came and renamed it New York.
New Jersey
New York City
New Amsterdam
New Miracle
8
The Crisis
Petition sent to king to negotiate peace
Motivational Article about the war
Why colonists should have independence
Can't settle past the west of the Appalachian Mountains
9
Democratic-Republicans
Supported constitution & federal gov, loose constructionists
abolitionistworkedinelectoralpoliticstogetpeople2supportthem
Didn'tsupporttheconstitution&stategov,Strictconstructionists
supported congress over president,favored modernization
10
Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Thomas Paine
Fredrick Douglas
John Brown
Harriet Beecher Stowe
11
Pilgrims
Colony run and owned by an individual
Person who wanted to purify the church
People who left England for new world
Person who wanted to separate the church
12
Mayflower Compact
First governing document of Plymouth
First governing document of Mayflower
First governing document of Maryland
A governing document
13
What was the Middle passage?
Slaves took this route to escape
Colonists took this too murder their slaves
Route taken by the colonist to bring slaves over from Africa
Passage to escape
14
What is it called when you keep ships from going in or out at opponents harbors?
Blockade
Cotton Diplomacy
Copperhead
War of Attrition
15
Who is John Rolfe and what did he do?
Founder of Maryland
Founder of Georgia
Introduced tobacco to Jamestown, and married Pocahontas
27 years old, saved Jamestown
16
What was a Quaker?
Religious person
Loved violence and strongly believed in royalty
A type of pilgrim
Religious person who didn't believe in violence or Royalty
17
What was Jamestown
governing document
First English settlement, started by a joint stock company
It was named after a James
Failed English settlement
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against immigration,Protestant men. There were few leaders, divided over the issue of slavery.
Know-Nothings
Anti-Jackson Party
Free-Soil Paty
American Party
19
Lafayette
All of the above
Polish, trained cavalry
English, Washington's best general
French, Washington's Best general
20
Who was Samoset
Native American, introduced pilgrims to the wampanoag chief
Pocahontas's brother
Pocahontas's father
Native American leader
21
Thomas Jefferson
Indian who rebelled in Ohio Valley
First president
Wrote the declaration of independence ran for president 1800
American Ambassador
22
What did the Ostend Manifesto say?
ability to choose whether you want slavery in your country
Take over cuba and make it Slave state
freed slaves in the south
Lang.policy,Cali free ,Utah&Mex. Pop. sov.,No slaves in DC
23
Pulaski
Spanish trained cavalry
Polish trained Cavalry
Polish
English trained cavalry
24
Puritan
Person who wanted to separate the church
Religious people
Person who wanted to purify the church
American ambassador to France/Europe
25
said strikes and unions were legal
Dartmouth College v. Woodward
Commonwealth v. Hunt
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge
26
Separatists
People who left England
Person who wanted to separate from the church
Separate items
Person who wanted to purify the church
27
Tory
Loyalists, Loyal to Britain
Loyalists, Loyal to the church
Gives shelter to British troops in america
Loyalists, Loyal to the colonies
28
Quartering Act
Tax on imported goods
Petition sent to king to negotiate peace
Put tax on anything printed
Gives shelter to British troops in America
29
supported congress over president,favored modernization
Federalists
Democratic-Republicians
Liberty Party
Whigs
30
New England
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire
Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia
Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia
Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware
31
Albany Plan of union
Plan that took lace in Albany, Delaware
Tax on anything printed
Plan to separate the government
to create a unified government for the Thirteen Colonies
32
says can't break government contracts
Dartmouth College v. Woodward
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Commonwealth v. Hunt
33
What law says that any escaped slaves can be returned to their owners?
Ostend Manifesto
13th Amendment
Fugitive Slave Law
Missouri Compromise
34
Who is William Penn
Quaker
Helped with the constitution
Founder of Rhode Island
Founder of Pennsylvanian, Quaker,Idea of Religious tolerance
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War of Attrition
Blocking your Opponents Ports
north's plan for the war
freed slaves in the south
Wearing out your opponent
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believes in the political or social equality of all people.
Republican
Democrat
Know-Nothings
Liberty Party
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Who is Pocahontas
Native American who married John Rolfe
Talked to a tree and sang really good
Indian
Native American who married John Smith
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lead to judicial review
Gibbons v. Ogden
Marbury v. Madison
Worchester v. Georgia
McCulloch v. Maryland
39
Cash Crop
Crop full of cash
Grown for
Crop grown to specifically to sell for money.
Grown for food only
40
Triangular trade
A trade between Europe, Africa, and North America
A trade between Europe, South America, and North America
A trade between Maryland, Rhode Island, and New York
A trade between Europe, Africa, and Africa
41
What was a copperhead
Republican sympathetic to the north
fighting between pro and anti slavery people in kansas
democrat sympathetic to the south
where john brown led his failed slave rebellion
42
originally the american party, members opposed immigrants and followers of the Catholic Church
Know-Nothings
Free-Soil
American Party
Anti- Jackson Party
43
Pequot war
War between Pequot tribe and the colonists
Biggest war of all time.
Act that let everyone have relgion
Pequot's war of greatness
44
Boston tea party
Tea was dumped into Pearl Harbor
Tea party
Stole a bunch of tea
Americans dumped tea into the Boston Harbor
45
congress regulates all matters of state trade
Gibbons v. Ogden
McCulloch v. Maryland
Worchester v. Georgia
Marbury v. Madison
46
Who was Squanto
Drove the pilgrims out of Massachusetts
Helped the pilgrims, and taught them how to grow corn.
Pilgrim
Native American leader
47
What document freed slaves in the south?
14th Amendment
Emancipation Proclamation
Compromise of 1850
Ostend Manifesto
48
Proclamation of 1763
Unified government
Tax made on anything printed
Can't settle past the west of the Appalachian Mountains
Gave Shelter to British Troops in America
49
George Washington
Second president
First president in charge of the colonial army
Third president
Never a president just a great general
50
Who is James Oglethorpe
Was an ogre
Founder of Rhode Island
Founder of Georgia
Founder of Virginia
51
abolitionists who worked in electoral politics 2 try to influence people to support their goals
Liberty Party
Democratic-Republicians
Federalists
Whigs
52
Southern Colonies
Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia
Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware
Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts,New Hampshire
53
congress sets up bank, states can't tax things that belong to the federal government
Gibbons v. Ogden
McCulloch v. Maryland
Marbury v. Madison
Worchester v. Georgia
54
anti-slavery activists, modernizers, ex-Whigs and Free Soilers,opposed Democratic Party
Liberty Party
Know-Nothings
Democrat
Republican
55
Act of Toleration
Provided religion(Only Anglican)
You were able to tolerate people
Let everyone have free religion
Restricted religion
56
Pontiac
Indian who rebelled in multiple places
Indian who rebelled
Indian who rebelled in the Illinois Valley
Indian who rebelled in Ohio Valley
57
Proprietary colony
Colony run and owned by an individual
religious person
Colony run and owned by an group
People who left England for new world
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said that they could not move indians out of their territory
McCulloch v. Maryland
Gibbons v. Ogden
Worchester v. Georgia
Marbury v. Madison
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Says that corporations made to better the public overrule ones that don’t
Dartmouth College v. Woodward
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge
Commonwealth v. Hunt
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Patriot
Loyalists
People who did not want independence
People who hated independence
People who wanted independence
61
Lord Baltimore
Founder of Pennsylvania
He who shall not be named
Leader of Maryland
Founder of Maryland
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Joint- Stock company
Group of investors that share Maryland
Group of investors that share a stock
Group of investors that share thanks
Group of investors that share a beach
63
Intolerable Acts
motivational article
Harsh laws passed by Britain in punishment for the tea party
gave shelter to British troops
tax on imported goods
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industrialists, business leaders, farmers, and mechanics,believed in american system
American Party
Know-Nothings
Free-Soil Paty
Anti-Jackson Party
65
What was the Bacon's Rebellion?
Second rebellion that took place in Virginia
Third rebellion that took place in Virginia
First rebellion that took place in Virginia
First rebellion that took place in Maryland
66
Federalists
abolitionistworkedinelectoralpoliticstogetpeople2supportthem
supported congress over president,favored modernization
Supported constitution & federal gov, loose constructionists
Didn'tsupporttheconstitution&stategov,Strictconstructionists
67
Sugar Act
Tax on anything printed
Can't settle pas the west of the Appalachian Mountains
All of the taxes
Put tax on imported goods, for money on war debt
68
Ben Franklin
Helped write the Declaration of Independence
Anti-federalists
ran for president in 1800
American ambassador to France/Europe
69
said black were not citizens, slaves are property that can be taken anywhere
Commonwealth v. Hunt
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge
Dartmouth College v. Woodward
Dred Scott v. Sanford
70
Thomas Paine
Wrote all the books
Crazy dude
Motivational Speaker
Wrote "The Crisis" and "Common Sense"
71
Who is Roger Williams
Wanted to church and state to be combined
Founder of Maryland
Founder of Rhode Island wanted to separate church and state
Introduced tobacco to Jamestown
72
Common Sense
Motivational article for the colonists
Motivational article about the war
Written to describe why colonists should have independence
written to describe colonists should not have independence
73
Who is John Smith and what did he do?
Great general who lost many wars
Introduced tobacco to Jamestown
27 years old, famous world traveler,saved Jamestown
Bad general who won lots of wars
74
former antislavery members of Whig&Democratic Party,opposed expansion of slavery into the west
Know-Nothings
Free-Soil Paty
American Party
Anti-Jackson Party
75
Anaconda Plan
Norths plan for the war
Plan to block ports
Plan to wear out your opponent
South's plan for the war
