Cards For Midterm Flashcards

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Three inventions that made travel around Africa possible

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Quadrant, compass, caravel

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Who financially backed Christopher Columbus’s voyage?

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Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain

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When did Christopher Columbus’s voyage begin?

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1492

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Where and when did Christopher Columbus reach during his first journey?

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Bahamas on October 12, 1492

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In 1493 Christopher Columbus brought over 1,000 men to new world.

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No answer

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Name of Italian explorer in English court

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John Cabot

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Name of colony founded by John Cabot in 1497

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Newfoundland

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What happened to John Cabot on his second voyage?

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He disappeared

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9
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Where did Hernán Cortés land in 1504?

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Cuba

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When did Hernán Cortés land in Mexico?

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1519

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What empire did Hernán Cortés conquer?

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The Aztec Empire

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Who took possession of Newfoundland in 1583?

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Sir Humphrey Gilbert

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Who founded Roanoke in 1585 only to find it abandoned in 1590?

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Sir Walter Raleigh

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When was Jamestown founded?

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1607

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What company founded Jamestown?

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The London Company

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John Rolfe began experimenting with what crop in Jamestown which resulted in mass shipments of this product from Virginia?

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Tobacco

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Who founded the colony of New Amsterdam?

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The Dutch

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What colony did New Amsterdam become after the English took over the colony?

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New York

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19
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Who kept Virginia under strict military rule?

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John Smith

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When was the House of Burgesses enacted?

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1619

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How many members in the House of Burgesses?

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22

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22
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What were the three sisters?

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Beans, corn, and squash

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What tribe controlled most other tribes in the Virginia area?

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The Powhatan

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What resulted in the death of 300 Virginian settlers in 1622?

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A massacre lead by the Opechancanough Indians

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Who founded Maryland?
Cecilius Calvert
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Maryland was meant to be a refuge for what religious group?
Catholics
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What religious group made up the majority of Maryland?
Prodistance
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What religious group was closely connected to New England?
Puritans
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Where did the pilgrims first land in 1620?
Cape Cod
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What was the name of the document drawn up by the pilgrims?
Mayflower Compact
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Puritanism was patriarchal. They shamed individualism.
No answer
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Who made up most of the elected officials in a puritan society?
Church members
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Who was banished from Massachusetts in 1636 for believing in religious freedom?
Roger Williams
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What colony did Roger Williams found?
Rhode Island
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Rhode Island was a Haven for what?
Religious freedom
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Connecticut was founded based on the merging of what two settlements?
Hartford and New Haven
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What war began in 1637 because of the killing of a fur trader?
The Pequot War
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Define mercantilism.
Wanting to make sure that more gold is coming into your country rather than leaving it.
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The Carolinas got slave culture from sugar colonies from what country?
Barbados
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The trade of what crop largely enriched planters in the Carolinas?
Rice
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Colonizers in the Carolinas provided guns to Indian tribes. these Indian tribes would then capture Indian people from other tribes and sell them to the colonist as slaves.
No answer
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The exportation of Indian slaves was greater than the importation of African slaves in the Carolinas for a certain amount of time.
No answer
43
Who founded Pennsylvania?
William Penn
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William Penn belonged to what religion?
The Quakers
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Who forbid whites to claim land owned by the Indians?
Sir William Berkeley
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Who formed a militia to fight the Indians and claim their land and marched into Jamestown and burned it down?
Nathaniel Bacon
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The conflict between Nathaniel Bacon’s ideals in Sir William Berkeley’s ideals was known as what conflict?
Bacon’s rebellion
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The 13 colonies were ethnically diverse, contained inexpensive land, and paid some of the lowest taxes in the world.
No answer
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What did African Kings usually get for selling slaves?
Manufactured goods
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What are the two types of slave labor?
Task and gang
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What type of slavery was common in the north?
Domestic servants
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Who founded Georgia?
James Oglethorpe
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What two things were banned when Georgia was founded?
Slavery and liquor
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When did Georgia turn to the crown?
1751
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What rebellion in South Carolina in 1739 saw slaves seizing weapons and marching to Florida?
The Stono Rebellion
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What promoted active participation in public life by property owners?
Republicanism
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What saw government as an agreement among equals, in which some men surrendered the right to self govern in order to enjoy the benefits of a rule of law?
Liberalism
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What was the name of the war created by the Indians to reject European technology and end Indian independence on alcohol, which resulted in Indians attacking Detroit and other bases?
Potiac’s War
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What line formed in 1763 established Indian territory in the Americas?
Proclamation Line of 1763
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Tax formed in 1699
Wool act
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Tax formed in 1732
Hat act
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Tax formed in 1733
Molasses act
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During the French and Indian war, what fort did George Washington get defeated at?
Fort necessity
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How were the colonist treated by the English during the French and Indian war?
As allies
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What act cut existing taxes on imported molasses in half but also cracked down on smuggling?
The Sugar Act 1764
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1768 ship liberty seized in Boston for breaking trade regulation.
No answer
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Name of event that resulted in five Boston people being killed in 1768?
The Boston massacre
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What’s the name of the first casualty of the American revolution?
Crispus Attucks
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Tax formed in 1773?
Tea act
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What company got tax exemptions due to the tea act?
East India Company
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When was the Boston tea party?
December 16, 1773
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What was the consequence of the Boston tea party?
Boston Harbor was closed until the debt of the tea was paid for
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Why did the continental Congress meet in 1774?
To oppose the intolerable acts
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When did the Continental Congress pledge to meet again?
May of 1775
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What battle occurred on April 19, 1775
Lexington and Concord
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When did the British capture Boston?
March 1776
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What event in 1778 led to the French and Spanish to enter the war?
Treaty of Amity
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When was Burgoyne forced to surrender?
October 17, 1777
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When did America win Cowpen?
January 1781
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When was the treaty of Paris?
September 1783
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What protest in 1786 and 1787 protested land getting taken for not paying debts?
Shays’s Rebellion
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Who came up with a five point financial plan for the United States?
Alexander Hamilton
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Who opposed Hamilton’s five step financial plan?
Thomas Jefferson