Earlier foundations
He helped Jamestown survive by imposing discipline and requiring colonists to work.
John Smith
These Protestant rulers replaced James II.
William and Mary
A contested region between rival political powers.
Borderland
This region had healthier conditions, family migration, and stronger natural population growth
New England
The final major colonial war in the professor’s sequence
French and Indian War
He made Virginia profitable through a marketable tobacco variety.
John Rolfe
James II created this centralized colonial government
Dominion of New England
This explorer searched the Southwest for fabulous wealth
Coronado
This thinker argued for natural rights to life, liberty, and property.
John Locke
This British general was defeated and killed trying to take Fort Duquesne
Braddock
These Congregationalists founded Massachusetts Bay.
Non-separating Congregationalists
A typical royal colonial government consisted of governor, council, and this
Elected colonial assembly
This 1680 uprising temporarily drove Spain from New Mexico
Pueblo Revolt
Spirit of the Laws and divided political power are associated with him.
Montesquieu
Put these wars in the correct order:
King George’s
King William’s
French and Indian
Queen Anne’s
King William’s
Queen Anne’s
King George’s
French and Indian
This compromise addressed declining full church membership among later Puritan generations.
Half-Way Covenant
Parliament claimed colonists were represented even without electing MPs through this idea.
Virtual representation
Spanish Florida helped influence this 1739 South Carolina slave uprising
Stono Uprising
Edwards, Whitefield, and the New Lights belong to this movement.
Great Awakening
These two opposing commanders are associated with Quebec
Wolfe and Montcalm
This Massachusetts method attempted to enforce religious consensus.
New England Way
The Glorious Revolution helped establish this system in which royal authority was limited by law and Parliament.
Constitutional monarchy
Spain increasingly maintained North American settlements for this strategic purpose rather than to find great wealth
Buffers against rival powers
This movement emphasized reason and natural law, in contrast with the Great Awakening’s emotional religious revival
Enlightenment
This battle produced the decisive British victory at Quebec
Plains of Abraham or Battle of Quebec