God, Gold, and Glory
What was a Primary motivation for early European explorers?
Spreading Christianity
What was a major ECONOMIC activity for the New England colonies?
shipbuilding
Which regional colonies were known as the Breadbasket?
Middle
What was the importance of the signing of the declaration of independence
It declared the colonies independence from Britain
How did Salutary Neglect impact the colonial desire for independence?
by allowing the colonists to self-govern with minimal interference
The treaty of Tordesillas divided land between which 2 countries?
Spain and Portugal
Which COUNTRY was known for having friendly relations with the Native Americans
France
What was a labor system where people gave up 7 years of their lives to work in order to meet labor shortages in the Colonies?
What did they realize happened to Roanoke when they returned
It was abandoned
Which document, signed in 1215, limited the powers of the monarchy and influenced colonial governance?
The Magna Carta
Which country was particularly motivated to spread Christianity during exploration (primarily Catholicism through conquering)?
Spain
What was an economic factor for the southern colonies?
Plantation Agriculture
What was the primary goal of mercantilism in the colonies?
To increase the wealth of Great Britain
Which Enlightenment idea influenced colonial leaders to advocate for self-governance?
Governed by consent
What was a key feature of the English Bill of Rights of 1689?
Limitation of the powers of the Monarchy and emphasis on Individual Rights
What was an ECONOMIC reason for early explorers to seek new trade routes?
To acquire wealth and resources for their mother country
Which enlightenment thinker was known for his belief in 'Life, Liberty, and Property"
John Locke
Which colony was a haven for Quakers?
Pennsylvania
How did the intolerable acts of 1774 impact the American soldiers?
they imposed harsh penalties and restrictions
What event in 1770 increased tensions between British soldiers and American Colonists, leading to the civil war
Boston Massacre
What was the impact of the Columbian exchange on Native Americans?
spread of Disease like smallpox
Which Great Awakening preacher was known for powerful preaching and spoke to all people (natives, slaves, and colonists)?
Which colonies were known for diverse populations and religious tolerance?
Middle Colonies
How did the publication of common sense influence the american revolution?
By advocating for Independence from Britain
what was the significance of the battles of Lexington and Concord?
It marked the beginning of the American Revolution