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100

Who founded "New Netherland" for the Dutch (modern-day New York)

Henry Hudson

100

After the..... the phrase "No Taxation without Representation" became a popular cry. 

The Sugar Act

100

What are enumerated powers?

Powers specifically listed and granted to Congress by the Constitution.

100

What president is associated with the "Era of Good Feelings?"

James Monroe

100

Who is John Gast?

He painted the "American Progress,"  and he has a Puritan background.

200

What colony did the Great Awakening first begin to gain momentum?

Massachusetts

200

What are "Custom Duties?"

Taxes on imports (items coming to the colonies)

200

What branch of government is responsible for "carrying out" and "enforcing" laws?

The Executive Branch

200

What are three examples of "Cash Crops?"

Cotton, Tobacco, and Sugarcane

200

What is Manifest Destiny?

The United States was destined, by God, to expand west across North America.

300

What event happened at the same time (in Europe) as the Great Awakening?


The Enlightenment

300

What colonial figure is remembered for his engraving of the "Boston Massacre?"

Paul Revere 

300

The phrase "Rule by the People" is associated with...

Popular sovereignty 

300

In 1819, whatt was the ration of free states to slave states?

It was 50/50 until Missouri wanted to be a slave state. 

300

What is the Preemption Act of 1830?

The Preemption Act of 1830 gives squatters the right to purchase the land they were already living on before the land was offered for sale to the public. The government made this land very cheap so they would purchase it.  

400

What was the first restriction against the colonists in the Navigation Acts of 1651?

All the goods must be transported on English ships. 

400

Why was the Declaration of Rights and Grievances significant in colonial British rule?

It was one of the first unified colonial statements against taxation without representation. 

400

Why was the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 considered controversial in the years following its passage?

It banned slavery in the Northwest territory, upsetting southern states that supported slavery.

400

What was the total cost of the Louisiana Purchase?

4 million dollars

400

Define Divine Providence.

Divine Providence is the belief that God actively governs and sustains the world. 

500

What is the significance of the Virginia company that was founded in 1607?

The Virginia Company was a joint stock company that funded Jamestown. Jamestown was funded by investors. This colony was the first successful, permanent one. 

500

What was the significance of the Battle of Saratoga?

The Battle of Saratoga was the turning point in the war. This battle helped France see that the United States could win. Without the help of France, the U.S. could not win on their own due to what they lacked that Britain had. Britain had a better military, money, and weapons. 

500

What is a presidential Cabinet? Why did the Constitution create this office?

A presidential cabinet is people who advise the president to help him/her. The Constitution created this because the president can not do everything on his own. The vice president is also in the presidential cabinet. 

500

List and describe two characteristics of Democratic Republicans.

One characteristic of democratic republicans was that they were pro-Constitution. They wanted to follow the written words and did not like the national bank. Another characteristic of democratic republicans was that they liked owning land and growing their own crops for themselves and their family to eat. 

500

How are Manifest Destiny and Divine Providence connected?

Manifest Destiny and Divine Providence are connected because they both believe that god controls what happens. The people argue that God wants them to expand West and bring our democracy to the Natives. However, the natives get mad that the people are on their land.