Native American/Exploration
What were the three stable crops that many native tribes in North America used? Name 2 of 3
Beans (Maize) Corn and Squash
The transmission and interchange of plants, animals, diseases, cultures, human populations, and technologies between the New World and Old World.
Columbian Exchange
Italian explorer and colonizer. The first European to visit the islands of Hispaniola and Cuba.
Christopher Columbus
This spiritual awakening in the colonies was known as?
The Great Awakening
A pamphlet that used Enlightenment philosophy to argue that it would be contrary to common sense to allow British injustices to continue.
Common Sense
What was different in the way the French treated the Native Americans.
They traded with them and had positive relations including marrying them
The main principle under Spanish Colonization.
What is the Three G's? (Gold, Glory, and God)
A leader who in 1831 led a revolt that killed 55 whites. In retaliation, 1000s of blacks were killed.
Nat Turner
This conflict demonstrated the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and prompted the Constitutional Convention
Relationship between the federal government and the states.
Federalism
The country that sent the most settlers to the New World, but came into conflict with the Natives over land.
England
Name 3 cash crop products that extensively used slave labor
What is tobacco, rice, indigo, sugar, cotton etc.
This person was the leader of the Aztec invasion
Who is Hernan Cortes?
Man-made waterway completed in 1825 that helped connect an entire region of the United States and transport goods Easter/West.
Erie Canal
Court Case where Maryland tried to tax the 2nd Bank of the US. Marshall says the state can’t do that. Federal law is the supreme law. 2nd Bank is constitutional because of implied powers.
McCulloch v. Maryland
A pivotal leader at Jamestown. Negotiated peace between the settlers and local American Indians. Famously stated “He that will not work shall not eat,” forcing the Jamestown colonists to work to save their then-failing colony. Returned to England in 1609 after being injured in a gunpowder explosion.
John Smith
An economic system in which the rules are set up to enrich the mother country through colonies
What is Mercantilism?
Who was the man that was critical of the way the Spanish treated native Americans and believed that this treatment made it harder to convert them to Christianity.
Bartoleme de las Casas
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott, and Susan B. Anthony were leaders of the women's suffrage movement and helped organize this meeting in New York.
Seneca Falls Convention
The first written form of government in the modern-day United States. Drafted by the Pilgrims, it was an agreement to establish a secular body that would administer the leadership of the Plymouth colony.
Mayflower Compact
These laws were passed in 1651 as a measure to supersede Dutch control of international trade. Colonial commodities such as tobacco and sugar had to be exported to England in English ships and sold in English ports before they could be re-exported to other nations’ markets. Spurred colonial resentment in the long term.
Navigation Acts
This event led to the sharp decline of indentured servitude
What is Bacon's Rebellion
Spanish Monk Bartolome de Las Casas believed that the Encomienda system was…
Was a barbaric practice that dehumanized natives populations and allowed for cruelty
The idea that women should take charge of educating their children in the ways of the new republic.
Republican Motherhood
A plan designed to strengthen the economy of the United States that had three parts: Tariffs, National Bank, Infrastructure
American System