That's the Place
First permanent European Settlement of the present day United States.
St. Augustine
Broke ties with the Roman Catholic Church starting the English Reformation
Henry VIII
Allowed British soldiers the ability to occupy colonial buildings
Quartering Act
Constitution provides for these three branches of Government.
Judicial, executive, legislative
Conflicts over territory and resources led to this War
French and Indian
Samuel de Champlain was the founder of this City
Quebec
Wrote the famous pamphlet Common Sense
Thomas Paine
This prepared England for a limited government.
Magna Carta
The people who make up the group of advisors to the President
Cabinet
The Great Compromise called for this government legislature
Bicameral
Ethan Allen led the Green Mountain boys to capture this Fort.
Ticonderoga
Well Known missionary to the Native Americans.
William Brainerd
In colonial America this was the textbook of choice.
New England Primer
The name for the first ten amendments to the Constitution.
Bill of Rights
Protecting the people by maintaining law and order is the whose purpose?
The Colonies that grew Rice and Indigo
Southern
First Secretary of State for the United States
Thomas Jefferson
In 1765 this Congress met
Stamp Act
Year the Bill of Rights were added to the Constitution
1791
Patriots won the war with a victory in this location.
Yorktown
Where the First Continental Congress met.
Philadelphia
Introduced the smallpox inoculation
Cotton Mather
THis was a work authored by William Bradford
History of a Plymouth Plantation
This group stood for the loose construction of the Constitution
Federalist
The most famous sermon written by Jonathan Edwards
Sinners in the Hand of an Angry God