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1st permanent English settlement in North American (1607)
What is Jamestown, Virginia
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Wave of religious movement that swept the colonies in th e1740's
What is The Great Awakening
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Name given to a person who fights against slavery
What is an abolitionist
100
Around what percentage of the population of the South actually owned slaves?
What is 25%
100
What is Mr. Gonzalez favorite breakfast taco
What is bacon and egg with beans
200
What effect did the Columbian exchange have in the populations of Native Americans?
What is decline of population
200
Describe the 2 most important inventions by Eli Whitney
What are the cotton gin and interchangeable parts
200
Define the term impressment
What is the kidnaping of American sailors from American ships and making them fight in British ships
200
What was a way enslaved African Americans would silently protest/ resist against slave labor?
What is working slowly and breaking tools
200
What is Mr. Gonzalez Favorite NFL team
What is the L.A. Rams
300
The system used to exploit native American's for labor
What is the Encomienda System
300
what is the name of the case in which a newspaper editor thrown in jail, charged with libel(lies that hurt a persons reputation) was found not guilty since information was true. The trial was a key step in the development of the freedom of press.
What is the Zenger trial
300
List at least 2 reasons for Americans to have in to going to war against the British in 1812?
annexing Canada
Safe guard the frontier
stopping American impressment
Appease members of Congress (War Hawks)
300
What was the most important factor for markets to expand?
What is the improvement of transportation
300
This quote was from what president and about what event "a date which will live in infamy,"
Who is FDR Frederic Delano Roosevelt, Pearl Harbor
400
Gave poor people a way to travel to America in exchange for an agreed period of servitude usually 5 to 7 years.
What is a system of Indenture servitude
400
This belong in 1800's
What was the primary reason President Jackson did not trust the National Bank?
Believed the elite would scam/ take advantage of the American people
400
What is the Monroe Doctrine?
What is preventing European countries from colonizing anywhere in the western hemisphere (South America)
400
What is the Missouri Compromise?
What is admitted Missouri as a lave state and Maine as a non slave site. it also outlawed slavery above the 36 (degree) 30 line in the remainder of Louisiana Territory.
400
How was democracy extended at the beginning of the 19th century?
By allowing most white men to vote/ repealing the requirement of owning land to vote.
500
Which of the following Act was a British economic policy that was based on mercantilism, which aimed to use the American colonies to make money for the mother country
What is Navigation Acts
500
What was the purpose of colonial cities?
Mercantile centers
500
All of the following belong to what ideal?
- A tariff for the protection of industry
- Internal improvements at national government expense
- greater reliance on domestic financial resources
- Increased trade among the sections of the nation
What is Henry Clay's American System
500
This is a political cartoon was make to discuss what aspects of Jacksons presidency?
What is Jackson opposed the protective tariff, national bank, and federal financing of internal improvements.
• In 1832 Jackson vetoed a bill to re-charter the Second Bank of the United States.
• In 1833 Jackson directed that federal deposits be removed from the Second Bank of the United States and placed in state banks (so-called pet banks).
• Jackson refused to uphold the Supreme Court’s decision in Worcester v. Georgia. (Native American)
• Jackson upheld the authority of the federal government during the Nullification Crisis (1832) through the Force Bill (1833).
• Jackson developed a political spoils system, using his position at the head of the executive branch to reward Democratic Party loyalists with government patronage jobs.
500
What is the movement that encourage evangelical Christianity (New types of religion)
What is The 2nd Great Awakening