Introduction/Chapter 1 Beginnings
Ch 2 - The Shaping of British North America
Ch 3 - The Revolution of Self-Rule
Ch 4 - A War, A Nation, and A Wound
Ch 5 - The Experiment Begins
100

Modern day country where Christopher Columbus landed.

What is the Bahamas?
100

German monk, wrote the 95 Theses due to his irritation with the Church's selling of indulgences

Who is Martin Luther?

100

Pennsylvania fur traders and land-hungry Virginians began to venture across the Allegheny Mountains and into the Ohio River Valley. They were met with angry French settlements and trading interests, which started this war.

What is the French Indian War?

100

In the winter of 1777-1778, Washington's men suffered immensely at this location.

What is Valley Forge?

100

Party led by Thomas Jefferson wanted embraced virtues of an agrarian republic led by self sufficient farmers.

What is the Democrat-Republican Party?

200

History is an attempt to give us an understanding of the_________.

What is the "middle of things"?

200

Grants of remission understood to ease the path through the afterlife for one's deceased relatives.

What are indulgences?

200

The first man to attempt to deal with the French conflict in the Ohio River Valley.

Who is Geroge Washington?

200

The support of this country helped the Americans gain the victory at Saratoga, which was a turning point and helped the Americans win the Revolutionary War.

What is France?

200

Led by Hamilton favored a central government that would foster growth of trade and manufacturing

What are Federalists?

  

300

The monarchy that successfully found the waterborne path to India in 1498

What is Portugal (via Vasco de Gama)?
300

Greater and greater centralization of power in the hands of a single sovereign whose royal prerogative was grounded in divine right.

What is Absolutism?

300

Name these two acts - Revenue stamps had to be purchased for legal documents and printed matter of all kinds. The other one required colonial legislatures to supply British troops with barracks and food wherever they were. Neither worked - colonists just refused.




What were the Stamp Act and the Quartering Act?

300

A rebellion in 1786 that was caused by class conflict and led to many leaders thinking about a revised constitution (articles of confederation).

What is Shays' Rebellion?
300

Jeffersonians foreign policy favored this country.

What is France?

400

Advancements in navigation and ship design (name 2)

What are the dry magnetic compass, astrolabe, quadrant, cross-staff, Genoese carrack, Portuguese caravel?

400

The first English colony in 1607.

What is Jamestown in Virginia?

400

____________said this:"The Revolution was effected before the war commenced. The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people; a change in their religious sentiments of their duties and obligations." 

Who was John Adams?

400

The "architect" or "father of the American Constitution" due to his vital importance and influence on the constitutional Convention.

Who is James Madison?

400

Hamiltonians Foreign policy favored

What is Great Britain?

500

The West was viewed as the promise land to (5)

Who were: Erik the Red who named Greenland, Ancient Greeks who spoke of the Isles of the Blessed, Homer of the Elysian Fields, Thomas Moore's "Utopia," and Francis Bacon's "The New Atlantis."

500

A company where stockholders pooled their capital resources, maximizing their assets while minimizing potential liabilities.

What is a joint-stock company?

500

This piece directed the grievances onto the King himself, calling for American independence and the creation of a democratic republic.

What was Thomas Paine's pamphlet Common Sense?

500

The term signifying the King of Great Britain's (King George II) policy of not interfering in the affairs of the American colonist. This policy endured around the time of the end of the French and Indian War (which ended with the Treaty of Paris 1763)

What is salutatory neglect 

500

Landmark court case that established the principle of judicial review—the power of federal courts to declare acts of Congress and the president unconstitutional 

What is Marbury vs Madison?