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100

He almost led a successful rebellion. But he died of dysentery. 

Who was Bacon? 
100

America's first attempt at a colony.  But it up and vanished like a fart in the wind. 

What was Roanoke? 

100

Careful, you'd better be nice or they just might accuse you of being a witch. 

What were the Salem Witch Trial? 

100

All goods are made from these. 

What are resources? 

100

Rule by a king or king--power inherited through family. 

What is a Monarchy? 

100

You have the right to free speech, assembly, and religion. 

What is the 1st amendment? 

200

Native American who was kidnapped twice (?). And was a valuable asset for the colonists.  He could translate and taught valuable skills. 

Who was Squanto? 

200

First successful colony. 

What was Jamestown? 

200

The people were told they could buy land. It was too expensive.  The people were told they'd get protection from Native American raids.  They didn't. They people get angry, so they did something about it. 

What is Bacon's rebellion? 

200

Goods shipped out of the country? 

What are exports? 

200

Citizens vote on laws and leaders. 

What is a democracy? 

200

They make the laws. 

What is the Legislative branch? 

300
The leader of the Jamestown Colony. 

Who was John Smith? 

300

The continent from where colonists fled. 

What is Europe? 

300

The people of Boston weren't too happy about the extra taxes on tea.  So they threw all the king's tea in into the sea. 

What is the Boston Tea Party? 

300

Goods shipped into the country.

What are imports? 

300

USA's government. 

What is a democratic republic? 

300

You don't want to let soldiers sleep in your house? You don't have to. 

What is the 3rd amendment? 

400

The people were very devout, but they wanted to recreate, rethink how they worshiped.  Maybe they talked about this during Thanksgiving. 

Who were the Pilgrims? 


400

Where the constitution was made. 

What is Philadelphia? 

400

In 1787 55 white men sat down and created America's rulebook. 

What is the constitution? 

400
The colonies' main export (crop). 

What is tobacco? 

400

Elected leaders--but not bound to reflect common people's wants. 

What is a republic? 

400

They interpret the laws. 

What is the Judiciary branch? 

500

They too were devout.  But they wanted to change the church from within.  They didn't participate in Thanksgiving.  Most of them wanted to do things their own way--including self govern. 

Who were the Puritans? 

500

After a rebellion, the rich got nervous.  The they adopted this tried-and-true tactic--slowly invade another country. Strip the rights, power and culture.  Make them dependent. Make them poor. Make them inferior. 

What is imperialism? 

500

The rotational trade pattern between Caribbean/The colonies, Europe and Africa. 

What was the Triangular Trade? 

500

One person or group gains powers and keeps it by force. 

What is a dictatorship? 

500

You have the right to a fair, speedy and impartial trial. 

What is the 6th amendment?