Exploration
Colonization
American Revolution
Constitution
Early Republic
Age of Jackson
100

What are the reasons for exploration?

Gold, Glory, God

Europeans explored to gain wealth, expand empires, and spread Christianity.

100

How did the New England colonies make their money?

Trade, fishing, shipbuilding lumber


They used their deep harbors and dense forests

100

What is the Proclamation of 1763

Britain didn't allow colonists to pass the Appalachian Mountains

100

What was the name of the first government in the United States?

Articles of Confederation


It was a weak government

100

What was Hamilton's plan to pay off the war debt?

National Bank

Tax whiskey

Protective tariffs

100

What is the spoils system?

Jackson rewarded people that supported him with government jobs and fired people that disagreed with him

200

What is the New World?

The Americas

Western Hemisphere

Discovered by Christopher Columbus

Explored area

200

What is the Mayflower Compact

Early agreement or social contract establishing self-government in Plymouth.

200
Why were colonists upset about British taxes?

They didn't have representation in British Parliament (government)

200

Which rebellion inspired people to want a stronger form of government?

Shay's Rebellion

Farmers almost captured government weapons

200

What did Washington warn about in his Farewell Address

political parties

permanent foreign alliances

200

What was the Nullification Crisis?

South Carolina wanted to nullify (ignore) a tariff because it would've hurt them.


President Jackson forced them to pay the tariffs

300

How did the French make their money during the Exploration Era?

Trading furs with Native Americans

300

What is the Virginia House of Burgesses

 First representative legislature in the colonies.

300

What is an example of civil disobedience during the American Revolution?

The Boston Tea Party

Protest against British taxes by dumping tea into Boston Harbor.

300

What did the Great Compromise create?

a bicameral legislature

house of representatives and senate

300

What is judicial review?

The Supreme Court can strike down laws if they go against our constitution

300

What did the Supreme Court rule in Worcester v. Georgia?

That Jackson did not have the power to remove the Natives from their land

400

How did Spanish exploration influence the American Southwest?

Language, culture, food, architecture

400

What is Mercantilism?

Britain controlled trade with the colonies

400

Why was the Battle of Saratoga a turning point in the American Revolution?

It brought French support to the colonies.

400

How did the Three Fifths Compromise effect southern states?

They got more votes in the House of Representatives by counting 3 out of every 5 slaves in the population count.

400

What caused the War of 1812?

Impressment


Britain was capturing US sailors and forcing them to join the British navy

400

How did Jackson respond to the decision in Worcester v. Georgia?

He ignored the court and forced the Natives to leave. This is known as the Trail of Tears.

500

What was the Northwest Passage?

Explorers searched for a faster water route from the New World to Asia.

500

What is representative government?

People vote for their leaders, or representatives

500

Which treaty officially ended the American Revolution and recognized the United States as its own country?

Treaty of Paris 1783

500

What was the main disagreement between Federalists and Anti-Federalists

Federalists wanted a stronger federal government

Anti-Federalists wanted a weaker federal government (and stronger state governments)

500

What is the Monroe Doctrine

President Monroe warned European nations to not colonize the Americas or else we will go to war with them.

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