Pre Columbus
Age of Exploration
English Colonization
Revolution
Early Republic
Expansion government of democratic ideals
Treaties
Conflicts
Presidents
100

Native societies cultivation of corn, beans and squash 

3 sisters farming 

100

Identify 4 causes of exploration 

Fall of Constantinople

innovations in maritime tech

desire to spread Christianity 

Mercantilism 

100

These business organizations pooled resources from multiple investors to fund colonial ventures, limiting individual financial risk and enabling the establishment of colonies like Jamestown.

Joint Stock Companies 

100

This 1775 battle in Massachusetts marked the first military engagements between colonial militia and British troops

Lexington and Concord 
100

This 1786–1787 rebellion of Massachusetts farmers highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles in maintaining order.

Shay's Rebellion 

100
How did the election of 1828 illustrate an expansion of democratic ideals? 

Universal White Male Suffrage 

100

purchase of Florida 

Adams Onis 

100

Quasi economic war with the French 

XYZ Affair 

100

This president warned of the dangers of political parties and foreign entanglements 

G.W. 

200

This major Mississippian cultural center, located near present-day St. Louis, thrived around 1100 CE, supported by intensive maize agriculture, and was known for building massive earthen mounds—including one of the largest pre-Columbian structures north of Mexico.

Cahokia 

200

This country was associated with the motto God Gold and Glory 

Spain 

200

This system, used primarily in the Virginia and Maryland colonies, granted settlers land—usually 50 acres per person—to encourage immigration and address labor shortages.

headright system 

200

the author of Common Sense who advocated for independence 

Thomas Paine 

200

This compromise created a bicameral legislature with proportional representation in the House and equal representation in the Senate.

The Great Compromise 
200

What course case highlighted the role of the Supreme court by establishing the principle of judicial review 

Marbury v Madison 

200

Purchase of additional territory from Mexico 

Gadsden Purchase 

200

1616 Citizen rebellion in Virginia caused by the desire to expand and led to the transition from indentured servitude to slavery

Bacon's rebellion

200

President associated with the Era of Good Feelings 

Monroe

300

Nomadic war like tribe of the Great plains 

Sioux 

300

This treaty, signed in 1494, divided newly discovered lands outside Europe between Spain and Portugal, reshaping global exploration and colonization patterns.

Treaty of Tordesillas 

300

This economic policy, practiced by European powers in the 17th century, aimed to increase national wealth by controlling trade, exporting more than importing, and using colonies as sources of raw materials.

mercantilism 

300

Prussian military officer who trained Continental Army troops at Valley Forge.

Baron Von Steuben 

300

Jefferson agreed to support Hamilton's financial plan because of this agreement...

 Compromise of 1790...relocation of the U.S. capital to Washington D.C. 

300

The national bank was a source of much debate and caused the first and second two party systems. What political party formed in support of the 2nd national bank and in opposition to Andrew Jackson 

Whig party 

300

Seward's Folley is describing the...

Purchase of Alaska 

300

citizen rebellion that highlighted the strength of the government under the U.S. constitution 

Whiskey Rebellion 

300

President who came to office as a result of the corrupt bargain

JQA 

400

This civilization in the American Southwest engineered sophisticated multi-story adobe structures and developed extensive irrigation systems to adapt to an arid climate

Pueblo 

400

This Spanish system forced Indigenous peoples in the Americas to provide labor for settlers and extract resources, often under brutal conditions, while granting Spaniards the authority to “protect” and Christianize them.

Encomienda system 

400

This religious group settled in Massachusetts Bay Colony in the 1630s, seeking to “purify” the Church of England and create a model Christian society in the New World.

Puritans 

400

The Patriot victory at this battle convinced the French to support American independence 

Saratoga 

400

Legislation passed by Adams that was designed to strengthen the federalist party 

Alien and Sedition Acts 

400

The court case the ruled in favor of the supremacy of the central government by ruling that the central government is the body that regulates interstate trade 

gibbons v ogden

400

Ended the Mexican American War 

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 

400

Give an example of native resistance in the English colonies 

Anglo Powhatan Wars

Metacom's Rebellion

Pontiac's Rebellion 

400

President who failed to preserve the integrity of the Union

Buchannan 

500

Which of the following best explains how the spread of maize cultivation impacted Native American societies in the Southwest and beyond prior to European contact?

A. It led most Indigenous groups to abandon permanent settlements and adopt fully nomadic lifestyles.
B. It supported population growth and the development of more complex, sedentary societies with distinct social and political structures.
C. It caused widespread soil depletion, forcing constant relocation of farming villages throughout the region.
D. It weakened trade networks by making agricultural surplus unnecessary for intertribal exchange.  

B

500

Bartolome De Las Casas was the defender of natives in this debate 

Valladolid Debate


500

Colony that was founded as a safe haven for Catholics 

Maryland 

500

Who created the Articles of Confederation?

The Second Continental Congress or...

John Dickinson 

500

Thomas Jefferson and James Madison raised questions about the control of the central government and first suggested the idea of nullification with these...

Virginia and Kentucky resolutions

500

Passed during reconstruction, this amendment grants equal protection under the law to American citizens 

14th

500

clearly identified the border between Maine and Canada

Webster Ashburton

500

Identify 3 causes of the War of 1812

impressment

British arming natives on the frontier

British refusal to leave forts in the Western frontier

500

President who threatened to use force against South Carolina during the nullification crisis. 

Jackson 

600

This Mesoamerican civilization’s advanced astronomical calculations and creation of a highly accurate calendar system influenced later Indigenous societies and contributed to complex urban centers like Tikal and Chichén Itzá.

mayan

600

Explain an effect of the Columbian Exchange on European societies 

Population growth due to the introduction of calorically dense foods

transition from feudalism to capitalism 


600

The Virginia House of Burgesses and the Mayflower compact are examples of early forms of semi-independent colonial governments.  What is another example? 

Town Hall meetings or the Fundamental orders of Conneticut 

600

The British general who surrendered at the Battle of Yorktown ending the American Revolution 

Cornwallis

600

This event marked the end of the first 2 party system and the collapse of the Federalist party 

Hartford Convention 

600

The political party that emerged in the 1840's whose platform was against the extension of slavery into territories acquired from Mexico 

Free Soil Party 

600

removed British naval presence from the Great Lakes 

Rush Bagot Treaty 

600

In an attempt to restore the Union of the United States, this compromise proposed an amendment guaranteeing the legality of slavery  

Crittenden Compromise 

600

Andrew Johnson was the first President to be impeached.  What radical republican legislation did he violate? 

Tenure of office act