1.1 First Americans
1.2 Exploration
1.3 13 Colonies
1.4 Slave Trade/ African Americans
2.1 Road to Revolution
2.2 Ideals of Independence
2.3 Revolutionary War
Maps and Graphs
100

True or False 

Native American cultures were very similar. 

False 

100

Christopher Columbus set sail in 1492 on behalf the King and Queen of Spain to...



find a western sea route to Asia.
100

Which part of the thirteen colonies is represented by cluster C?


The Southern Colonies 

100

Over 90 percent of slaves in the English colonies were located in...




The Southern Colonies

100

The main reason Great Britain established the Proclamation Line of 1763 was to...




avoid conflicts between American colonist and Native Americans 





100

What are the unalienable rights Thomas Jefferson mentions in the Declaration of Independence?

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness


100

Name one advantage the Americans had during the revolution. 

Knowledge of the landscape 

100

Q2. The map feature that would best determine the direction of the migration routes?

What is a Compass Rose. 

200

What caused the population of Native Americans to decline do rapidly?

Columbian Exchange, Diseases brought by Europeans 

200

The Pilgrims, Puritans and Quakers all settled in English Countries in order to

escape religious persecution 

200

What were the chief exports produced by colonists in cluster A?







ships, whale oil and dried fish

200

Which is the best description of the idea illustrated in the map?

Triangular Trade

200

What was an effect of the French and Indian War?




Britain was victorious and gained new land, but also was in debt.





200

According to the Declaration of Independence, the people have the right to alter or abolish a government if that government...

violates natural rights.

200

Who commanded the Continental army?




George Washington



200

Q1. These colonies produced indigo as a major cash crop. 

What are South Carolina and Georgia?






300

Summarize the Land Bridge Theory 

First Americans migrated from Asia over glaciers following Wooly Mammoths. 

300

The image illustrates.....


mercantilism 

300


Which colonial region was considered the “breadbasket” of colonial America producing crops like wheat, vegetables, and fruit?

Middle Colonies

300

What is the name of the route colonist took to bring enslaved Africans to the New World? 

a. Underground Railroad 

b. Boston Massacre

c. The Middle Passage 

d. Haitian Slave Revolt 

300

The Sugar and Stamp Acts were passed to...




raise revenue to help pay off war debts.


300

Name 2 arguments the colonist had for founding the Declaration of Independence

Answers may vary. 

300

The Battle of Saratoga is considered a turning point because...






after the major American victory, the French formed an alliance with the United States.



300

Q7.The period of time with the greatest decline in Native American population was...


1533 - 1548

400

Give two examples of way Native Americans adapted to their environment? 

Answers May Vary

400

A Georgia was founded for debtors and to buffer the Carolinas from Spanish controlled Florida.

B Massachusetts was founded to extend religious freedom to all religions.

C Maryland was founded as a safe haven for followers of the Anglican Church, who were persecuted in England.

D Virginia was founded as a fishing colony and banned slave labor from its beginning.


 

400

The main reason for the variety of products in the different regions of the country was the differences in...




environment and climate.

400

Which language was a blend of West African dialects and English?




Gullah



400

American colonists showed their opposition to the British taxation and trade restriction of the 1760s primarily by...




boycotting products from Great Britain

400

The Declaration of Independence (1776) has had a major influence on people throughout the world because it...




The Declaration of Independence (1776) has had a major influence on people throughout the world because it...




400

Describe 1 role women held before and  1 held during the war 

Before: Ran their homes and took care of families 

During: Assisted in the war by leading boycotts. homes and businesses, and many others

400

Summarize the main idea of this map? What is it trying to illustrate?

Possible Migration Routes for First Humans 

500

Choose a Native American Cultural Region. Describe the environment and name 2 natural resources within the region. 


Answers may vary.

500

The Mayflower Compact is important to the development of democracy in America because it....

established the first permanent English settlement

500

30

During the development of European colonies in North America, distinct regions developed: the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies.
What is one reason different religious groups developed freely in the Middle Colonies?


A People in the Middle Colonies were not religious and did not care.

B The Middle Colonies adopted the religious practices found in the New England colonies.

C People in the Middle Colonies continued the policies of religious freedom they experienced in European countries, such as Great Britain.

D The Middle Colonies were tolerant of people from different countries and cultures.


500


At this time, timber is the only thing we have here which we can export and only because we have to cut it down for planting our land, yet we cannot manufacture it for a foreign market, but at double the expense of the other colonies; for instance, in South Carolina…because they are allowed to use Negroes, can load vessels with that product at one half of the price that we can do…”

Summarizes the Georgian colonists’ argument above? In your own words.

Georgia needs slaves in order to provide cheap labor and be able to compete with other colonies.



500

The pamphlet Common Sense, by Thomas Paine, aided the American cause in the Revolutionary War because it...





persuaded individuals who were undecided to support independence.





500

In the Declaration of Independence, the argument for freedom from British rule is based primarily on the...

A theory of divine right expressed by James I.

B economic principles set forth by Adam Smith.

C social contract theory developed by John Locke.

D belief in a strong central government expressed by Alexander Hamilton.


C. social contract theory developed by John Locke.



500

Describe and name the importance of 2 of major revolutionary war battles 

-Battles of Lexington and Concord 

-Battle of Long Island 

-Battle of Trenton

-Battle of Saratoga 

-Battle of Valley Forge 

-Battle of Yorktown 

Answers vary

500

Draw a conclusion about the following chart. 

Answers may vary