Regions of the Colonies
Slavery in the Colonies
English Settlement and Native Americans
American Revolutionary War
The Early Republic
100

The thirteen colonies are under the control of this European nation

Great Britain, England
100

Enslaved labor was most prominent in the __________________ colonies

Southern

100

What was the primary cause for a decline in Native population in North America

disease 

100

What was the effect of the French and Indian war on the American colonists?

the British tax the American colonists

Proclamation Act of 1763: American settlers could not settle west of the Proclamation line.

100

This president extended the power of the federal government by purchasing the Louisiana Territory from France 

Thomas Jefferson

200

Mostly cities and small farms developed in this region of the British colonies

New England Colonies

200

The forced voyage from Africa to the Americas is called the___________   _____________

Middle Passage

200

Competition over __________ led to many wars between English settlers and Native Americans

land, resources

200

This act (law) placed a direct tax on paper materials

The Stamp Act

200

This founding father created the National Bank

Alexander Hamilton

300

In this colonial region the climate is mild (warm) and there is a mixed economy with rural farms, small towns and large cities

Middle Colonies

300

Laws that were designed to restrict the freedom of enslaved people are called ____________  _____________

Slave Codes

300
True or False:  Wars between English settlers and Native Americans only existed in the New England Colonies

False: Wars between English settlers and Native Americans existed throughout all of the British colonies

300

American colonists who organized to fight against British rule were called the: 

Sons of Liberty

300

This political party supported stronger state governments and an economy supported by agriculture  

Democratic-Republicans

400

These early settlers founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony

The Puritans
400

Breaking tools and slowing down the pace of work can be considered __________ resistance

covert

400

Identify one effect of English colonization on Native people

Declining population, loss of land and resources, decline in native sovereignty (ability to self-govern)

400

The Sons of Liberty dumped over 340 chests of British tea into the harbor.  This protest was called the:

Boston Tea Party

400

This political party supported a stronger Federal government and an economy supported by manufacturing 

Federalist Party

500

The ______________ founded the colonies of Pennsylvania and Delaware

Quakers

500

Slave rebellions are considered _________ resistance 

overt

500

Provide one example of accommodation between English settlers and Native Americans

Indigenous knowledge:Natives teaching English settlers how to grow crops

Trade: English settlers trading tools or resources with Native people

500

This event was used as propaganda by the Sons of Liberty in order to unite other American colonists to join their cause 

Boston Massacre

500

The ability to use the military and put down this rebellion during Washington's presidency proved that the federal government was getting stronger

The Whiskey Rebellion

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