History - Unit 2 and 3 Flashcards

1
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What is a primary source?

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information put together by a person present at the event.

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2
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What is a secondary source?

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information put together by a person not present at event.

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3
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Example of primary source

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Autobiography, speech

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4
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Example of secondary source

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Textbook, biography

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5
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What is the Preamble (no date)

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Introduction to Constitution; shares purpose and goals of the Constitution

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6
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What is the Constitution and year

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Document that set up all laws, the government and the country itself (USA) in 1787

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7
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What was the Declaration of Independence (specific date)

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letter colonists sent to Great Britain explaining why they no longer wanted to be a part of GB; July 4, 1776

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8
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The purpose of the Constitution (identified in the _____) to set up the laws and government of the USA as a new country

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Preamble

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9
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Who wrote the DOI (Declaration of Independence)

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Thomas Jefferson

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10
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What are the 3 G’s and meaning

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God - spread their Christianity
Gold - discover new sources of raw materials. (make $)
Glory - discover/conquer new lands and earn fame from their country and king

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11
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What were the main 3 European countries that colonized what is today North and South America?

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Spain, France, England

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12
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Who was living in North and South America before it was accidentally discovered

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Native Americans - Indians
Spanish - conquistadors - had hostile relationship with Native Americans
Pizarro - conquered the Inca (Peru)
Cortes - conquered the Aztecs (Mexico)

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13
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Life as an explorer was ____

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Risky and difficult

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14
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VA House of Burgesses

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1st Representative form of govt in English colonies

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15
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Roanoke VA

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Lost colony

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16
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What date range were European countries exploring/ colonizing the New World

17
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What are some the the geographic FACTORS that influence patterns of settlement and distribution of population in the US

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Access to fresh water and food, fertile soil for crops

18
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What was the economic system called where the colonies served as a source of raw materials and everything benefited the mother country

A

mercantilism

19
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What were some the the major industries of colonial America? (work they did)

A

growing cash crops and shipbuilding

20
Q

What was the first permanent settlement in what is today the US; what European country started it, and in what year

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St Augustine, FL; Spain, 1565

21
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What was the first permanent English settlement and what year was it started

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Jamestown, VA; 1607

22
Q

Be able to match each historical figure with their contribution to the colonial time period

WILLIAM BRADFORD

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1st governor of Plymouth, re-elected 30 times, created the term Pilgrims

23
Q

Be able to match each historical figure with their contribution to the colonial time period

ANNE HUTCHINSON

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Strong supporter of religious freedom and tolerance; lived in Massachusetts Bay Colony

24
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Be able to match each historical figure with their contribution to the colonial time period

WILLIAM PENN

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Quaker that founded PA in 1682; supported religious freedom for all religions

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Be able to match each historical figure with their contribution to the colonial time period JOHN SMITH
Captain that founded Jamestown, VA
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Be able to match each historical figure with their contribution to the colonial time period JOHN WISE
Preacher in MA who was arrested for leading the town resistance on taxes
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Be able to match each historical figure with their contribution to the colonial time period ROGER WILLIAMS
Preacher and farmer in Massachusetts Bay colony; views on religious freedoms were so radical he was banished; founded Rhode Island in 1636
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What is the Mayflower Compact
early example of government created by the people and for the people