test 3 Flashcards

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the best-known missionary to the Indians

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David Brainerd

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he led the Green Mountain boys in the capture of Ft. Ticonderoga

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Ethan Allen

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the first secretary of state in the U.S.

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Thomas Jefferson

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wrote the famous pamphlet “Common Sense”

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Thomas Paine

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type of government established by the Articles of Confederation

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confederacy

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the branch of government that interprets the laws

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judicial branch

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the colony that set a precedent of religious freedom

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Rhode Island

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the English monarch who broke with the Roman Catholic Church, beginning the English Reformation

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Henry VIII

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established the first town school system in America

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Old Deluder Satan Act

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the treaty that settled a border dispute with Spain

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Pinckney Treaty

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the year Columbus discovered the New World

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1492

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the year the Protestant Reformation began

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1517

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the year the British defeated the Spanish Armada

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1588

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the year the Declaration of Independence was adopted

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1776

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he year the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution

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1791

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the year of the founding of Jamestown

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1607

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the year Harvard was founded

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1636

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the year the French and Indian War ended

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1763

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the year of the first shot of the War for Independence

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1775

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The year the Treaty of Paris was signed

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1783

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city of brotherly love

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Philadelphia

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the first capital of the United States under the Constitution

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New York City

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first permanent European settlement

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St. Augustine

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this colony established the House of Burgesses

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Jamestown

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first permanent French settlement
Quebec
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the type of government the United States was founded as
federal republic
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he preached "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
Jonathan Edwards
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colony founded as a haven for Quakers
Pennsylvania
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the colonies known as the "bread colonies"
middle colonies
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this even revived interest in trade with the East
Crusades
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helped introduce the smallpox vaccine
Cotton Mather
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the group that stood for a loose construction of the Constitution
Federalists
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prepared England for limited government
Magna Carta
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England victory in this war established English tradition and liberty in North America
French and Indian War
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the reason for the colonies' successful economy
agricultural system
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the "shot heard 'round the world" happened here
Lexington
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the turning point in the War for Independence
Saratoga
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where the Continental Army spend the winter of 1777-1778
Valley Forge
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the first major battle of the War for Independence
Bunker Hill
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the patriot victory that ended the War for Independence
Yorktown
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the place where Washington captured Hessians on Christmas night
Trenton
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why the free enterprise system is a better economic system than the common-store system
the common-store system promotes dependability; the free-enterprise system promotes responsibility
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how the Great Awakening affected American History
prepared the hearts of the colonists for religious and political freedom
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why the colonists fought the War for Independence
they realized that their political and religious freedoms were under attack
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how the Constitution tried to guard against man's sinful nature
called for three branches of government with separate but equal powers, providing a check and balance
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the purpose of government according to the Constitution
protect the life and property of the people
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wrote "Of Plymouth Plantation"
William Bradford
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the French aide to George Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
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first governor of the Plymouth colony
John Carver
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discovered the Pacific Ocean
Vasco de Balboa
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founded the Philadelphia Academy
Benjamin Franklin
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founded Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Count von Zinzendorf
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first secretary of the treasury
Alexander Hamilton
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discovered the Mississippi River
Hernando de Soto
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levied a tax on all legal documents in the colonies
Stamp Act
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the American traitor who helped the British during the War for Independence
Benedict Arnold
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published "Poor Richard's Almanac"
Benjamin Franklin
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the President's advisers
Cabinet
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type of colonies under direct authority of the king
royal colonies
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the first ten amendments to the Constitution
Bill of Rights
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famous naval hero that shouted, "I have not yet begun to fight"
John Paul Jones
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the most widely read textbook in colonial America
New England Primer
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combined the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan
Connecticut Compromise
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incident in Virginia which indicated that the colonists expected the government's protection
Bacon's Rebellion