Geography
Era of Colonization
American Revolution
Constitution
Westward Expansion
100

Cardinal directions for Compass Rose

North, South, East, West

"Never-Eat-Soggy-Waffles"

100

True or False

Mayflower Compact was the First Self Government

House of Burgesses was the First Elected Self Government

True

100
What is a Primary Source?

Created by someone who experienced the event first hand

100

Which of these events happened after the American Revolution?

  1. The Puritans established a colony in Massachusetts

  2. The Boston Tea Party 

  3. The Mayflower Compact was signed

  4. The US Constitution was ratified 

The US Constitution was ratified

100

What is Manifest Destiny?

US has God given right to expand westward.

200

Intermediate directions Compass Rose

Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Southeast

200

True or False

Geography influenced the economy of the New England region by establishing large plantations and use of slave labor.

False: It promoted the need for trade with the other colonies

200

What is a Secondary Source?

Created by someone who DID NOT experience the event first hand.

200

The branch of government that enforces the laws

Executive - president

200

What deal doubled the size of the United States in 1803?

Louisiana Purchase

300

5 US Regions

West, Midwest, Southwest, Northeast, Southeast

300

True or False

An example of Free Enterprise: 

Jim wants to make money, so he makes cookies to sell.

True - he wants to make money so his business is to sell cookies. MONEY

300

Listen my children, and you shall hear

Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere,

…The fate of a nation was riding that night;

And the spark struck out by that steed (horse), in his flight,

Kindled the land into flame with its heat.

You know the rest. In the books you have read,

How the British regulars fired and fled–

How the farmers gave them ball for ball

From behind each fence and farmyard-wall.

Based on the poem, the poet believed that Paul Revere’s ride was…

  1. Important to the future of the US

  2. Foolish given how many British soldiers were around

  3. The reason that the Americans were defeated in battle

  4. Something most Americans were against. 


Important to the future of the US

300

On July 4, 1776, the colonies declared their freedom from Great Britain. They wanted independence. But the King of England refused to grant the colonies freedom. So the Revolutionary War was fought.

The American army was not as strong as the British, but they wanted freedom, and they had allies (friends). France, Spain, and the Netherlands supported the Americans. They sent extra money and supplies that the colonists needed. 

General Washington used the help of these countries to build up his army and defeat the British

What is the main idea of this passage?

  1. Many important battles happened during the American Revolution

  2. The Americans wanted to be free to practice their own religion

  3. The Declaration of Independence was the most important cause of the Revolutionary war

  4. The Americans won independence with the help of allies

The Americans won independence with the help of allies

300

True or False: The U.S. acquired all its territory peacefully from countries that wanted to sell land.  

False

400

What region is the Rocky Mountains located in? 

West

400

True or False

In Texas, we have a free enterprise system. 

In this system, people in West Texas work in the oil and gas industry because the government told them they had to drill oil wells. 

False - The environment there makes oil and gas production more profitable than most other kinds of industry. 

400

To my good friend, Mrs. Boddicott,

I have the business of three plantations to transact (do), which requires much writing. I rise at five o’clock in the morning, read til seven - then take a walk in the gardens or fields (to) see what the servants are (doing). …I devote the rest of the time…to our little Polly, and two black girls who I teach to read. 

Eliza Lucas        

Historians have names for the different kinds of documents they get information from. What kind of source is this document?

  1. Primary source

  2. Secondary source

  3. Open source

  4. Required source

Primary Source

400

The main purpose of the Legislative Branch

Create the laws

400

What was the movement called where the US government moved the Native Americans away from their land?

Trail of Tears

500

The American colonies developed a system of free enterprise.

In this system, why did so many people in NEW ENGLAND work in the ship building or fishing industry instead of growing crops?

They could make more profit (money) from doing these things than they could from growing crops.

500

What was the most important geographic factor in the economic development of cities such as New York, Boston?

Natural Harbors for shipping and trade

500

To my good friend, Mrs. Boddicott,

I have the business of three plantations to transact (do), which requires much writing. I rise at five o’clock in the morning, read til seven - then take a walk in the gardens or fields (to) see what the servants are (doing). …I devote the rest of the time…to our little Polly, and two black girls who I teach to read. 

Eliza Lucas    

What is the most important reason that historians like to use journals and letters like this one?

  1. They can learn all of the details about why an event happened 

  2. They can learn facts about different kinds of event all in one document

  3. They can be sure that everything they read is true

  4. They can understand how someone who lived through the event felt.

They can understand how someone lived through the event felt.

500

Why did the founding fathers feel it was important to add a Bill of Rights to the Constitution?

A. To make sure the President did not become too powerful

B. To make sure the states are unified

C. To make sure the British did not take the US back over

D. To make sure people's freedoms were protected from the government.

D. To make sure people's freedoms were protected from the government.

500

What is the Northwest Ordinance?

Outlawed slavery, guaranteed freedom of religion and other civil liberties, and provided for public education

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