The American Colonies
The American Revolution
The American Constitution
The Early Republic
Manifest Destiny and Sectionalism
100

Name three "cash crops" in the Southern Colonies

Cotton,Inidgo, and Tobacco

100

What philosopher is associated with Enlightenment ideas used in colonies?

John Locke

100

Under the articles of Confederation, what was each states power in Congress was based on?

One vote per state

100

When did the first political parties in the United States emerge?

Late 1970's, at eh close of washingtons presidency 

100

Which event was most responsible for creating a diverse population in California?

The Gold Rush

200

What did Bacon's Rebellion exemplify?

The growing power of former indentured servants

200

What act limited colonists westward movement past the Appalachian Mountains

Proclamation of 1763

200

How long is the term of a U.S. senator?

Six years

200

How did the Lousiana Purchase, purchased during the administration of Thomas Jefferson, affect the United States?

It doubled the size of the U.S.

200

What did the Missouri Compromise of 1820 result in?

Equal number of slave/free states

300

Who was New England settled by?

Puratins seeking freedom from religious persecution from Europe

300

What was the name of the law passed by Parliment that required colonists to pay higher prices for goods by requiring them to have the approval of the government?

Stamp Act

300
How long does the president of the Untied states need to have been a U.S. citizen?

Since Birth

300

Who was the first American Indian guide for Lewis and Clark's expedition to explore the louisiana purchase?

Sacajawa

300

for which action is Nat Turner well known?

Leading a revolt of enslaved men/women

400

When were the first Africans brought against their will to Jamestown?

1619

400

What was the name of the radical group founded by Samuel Adams in response to higher British taxes?

Sons of Liberty

400

How many states did the constitution need to be ratified to become the law of the land?

Nine states
400

Why is the Supreme court case of Marbury V. Madison significant?

Eztablsihed the power of the courts to declare laws unconstitutional.

400

What did the abolition movement promote?

Ending the institution of slavery
500

What preacher during the great awakening gave the "sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" sermon

Johnathan Edwards

500

What was Great Britan's response to the Boston Tea Party that included the closing of Boston Harbor?

Intolerable acts

500

What position does the person who serves as the president of the senate also serve in?

The vice president of the U.S.

500

The XYZ affair, which resulted in the United States refusing to pay bribes demanded by the French government, occured under which president of the U.S

John Adams

500

What was the result of the Mexican War?

The U.S. gained Texas

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