VOCABULARY/TERMS
People expelled from Nova Scotia in Canada.
CAJUNS
How many people were killed in the Boston Massacre?
5
What colony disappeared?
ROANOKE
Who wrote a pamphlet called COMMON SENSE?
Thomas Paine
Patriot
What is the difference between IMPORT and EXPORT
EXPORT: to sell goods abroad
IMPORT: to buy goods from foreign markets
I defended the British soldiers accused in the Boston Massacre. Who am I?
John Adams
What was the most dramatic act of protest?
The Boston Tea Party
Who was the leader of the Second Continental Congress?
John Hancock
Define CREOLE
someone born in LA whose parents or of Spanish or French origin
What is the difference between LONGTITUDE and LATITUDE
LATITUDE: imaginary lines that circle the earth
LONGTITUDE: imaginary lines stretching from the North Pole to the South Pole
We introduced goods from China and India to the European Crusaders. Who are we?
Arab Merchants
List the three English settlements in order of their settlement.
Roanoke, Jamestown, Plymouth
I wrote COMMON SENSE
THOMAS PAINE
List the two reasons the British thought they would win the war easily
the colonists had no professional soldiers and
the colonists had lack of supplies/food
List all 7 words on the vocabulary section of the exam
longtitude, import, patriot, latitude, export, compass rose, Creole, Cajun
Name the people from your exam study guide who are associated with the following colonies:
Roanoke 1
Jamestown 2
Plymouth 1
roanoke: Walter Raleigh
Jamestown: Smith and Pocahantas
Plymouth: The Pilgrims
What event caused the Europeans to find out what goods were available in China and India?
the CRUSADES
List the two royalties on your open notes handout AND what important fact is listed by their names.
KING GEORGE III: leader of England during the Revolutionary War
Prince Henry the Navigator: opened first school of navigation
List the four reasons America won the Revolutionary War (exam review answers)
They fought on their own land
They knew the land
They had help from other countries/nations
The Revolution was a people's movement