APUSH Chapter 2

Colonial Development (SPICE)

100

• Discuss the economic activities of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies, including agriculture, trade, and industry.
• Compare and contrast the economies of these regions.

Economic Structures

200

The House of Burgesses falls under which APUSH theme

What is American and National Identity

300

• Examine the social hierarchy in the colonies, including the roles of settlers, indentured servants, and enslaved Africans.
• Discuss the concept of "social mobility" in the colonies.

Social Structures

400

The Great Awakening falls under which APUSH theme

What is Culture and Society

500

- Describe the colonial governments, including the roles of royal governors, colonial legislatures, and town meetings.

-Explain the significance of self-government in the colonies.

Political Structures:

Big Ideas

100

What year was Jamestown establish? 

What is 1607

200

• The weaknesses and challenges of the ________
• Shays' Rebellion and its impact on calls for a stronger central government.

The Articles of Confederation:

300

• The reasons for calling the __________ in 1787.
• The debates and compromises that led to the drafting of the U.S. Constitution.

Constitutional Convention

400

• The Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists debate.
• The role of The Federalist Papers.
• The Bill of Rights and its importance.

 

The Ratification of the Constitution

500

• Colonial discontent with British policies, such as taxation without representation.
• Key events like the Stamp Act, Boston Tea Party, and Intolerable Acts.
• The role of Enlightenment ideas and the writings of thinkers like John Locke and Thomas Pain

Causes of the American Revolution:

Key Terms

100

An economic system in which the rules are set up to enrich the mother country through colonies

What is Mercantilism

200

_______ is a form of labor where an individual is under contract to work without a salary to repay an indenture or loan within a certain timeframe. Indentured servitude was popular in the United States in the 1600s as many European immigrants worked in exchange for the price of passage to America.

What is Indentured Servitude

300

This law is a concrete example of Mercantilism

What is Navigation Acts

400

Name 3 cash crop products

What is tobacco, rice, indigo, sugar, cotton etc.

500

A land grant program designed to attract settlers. Tracts of land were offered to settlers who would come and work the land was called

What is Headright

Events

100

• The formation of the first U.S. government under the Constitution.
• The roles of Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Adams.

Early Government and Founding Fathers

200

This political idea encouraged multiple religions to settle the British Colonies

What is Freedom of Religion

300

This event ended indentured servitude

What is Bacon's Rebellion

400

The last major Native American conflict in the British Colonies

What is King Phillip's War

500

A religious movement that promoted emotional, evangelical Protestantism, often through “fire and brimstone” sermons and camp meetings

First Great Awakening

Key People

100

Leader of Bacon's Rebellion

Who is Nathaniel Bacon

200

The Society of Friends which was founded in Pennsylvania was also known by this name

What is Quakers/Shakers

300

English born religious preacher who began the Great Awakening

What is George Whitefield

400

This woman, by her preaching caused many to leave Massachusetts and join other New England colonies

Who is Anne Hutchinson

500

The native name of King Phillip

What is Metacom