Who's Who
This British soldier became famous during the French and Indian War
George Washington
Nickname for Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
Revival in Protestant Churches in the 1730s
The Great Awakening
World's Largest Coral Reef
The Great Barrier Reef
Both the Committee of Public Safety in France and the Alien and Sedition Acts in the United States threatened this right of citizens
The freedom of speech
The Best map maker in the British Navy
James Cook
Colonial Militiamen, ready at a minute's notice
Minute Men
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
Needed by the British for the fur trade
The Columbia River
What were punishments (4) for a run away slaves according to the Code Noir in St. Dominic?
1) Having your ear cut off
2) Being Branded
3) Having your hamstring sliced
4) Death
The Nickname for Simón Bolivar
El Libertador
Person who trained the Patriot Army at Valley Forge
Baron Von Steuben
Speech given by Father Miguel Hidalgo that started the Mexican War of Independence
Grito de Dolores
Geographic Feature used by revolutionary armies in South America
Andes Mountains
The first U.S. state to abolish slavery
Pennsylvania
This French explorer claimed the whole water Mississippi Watershed for France
La Salle
Soldiers who tunneled under city walls in order to collapse them, to let their army into the city
Sappers
A Time when Moravians were filled with the Holy Spirit
Moravian Pentacost
What it called when the British forced people to become a part of the British Navy?
Impressed
Who became rich when Gold was found?
The person who found the gold and staked a claim (not necessarily the land owner) - According to the Miner's Code
Man who led the fight to free the southern part of South America
Jose de San Martin
Acadians who moved south to Louisiana
Cajuns
After the Moravian Pentecost the Moravians were focused on these three things:
Prayer
Missions
Faith
Allowed sailors to tell time on ships
Marine Chronometer
This was the voting backlash the Alien and Sedition Acts, where John Adams attempted to take away the freedom of speech. It was a devastating loss for the federalist party (that it never recovered from), and led to John Adams being voted out of office.
The Revolution of 1800