APUSH Unit 3 Quiz Flashcards

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King Willian’s wars

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War fought between French trappers, British settlers, and their Indian alleys.

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Queen Anne’s wars

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Conflict between European powers for control of NA, between French and British colonists in north, English and Spanish in Florida

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3
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King Philips war

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Series of assaults by Metacom on English settlements. Slowed westward migration

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4
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Albany congress

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Inter colonial, fostered grater eater unity and assure Iroquois support in the war against France

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5
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Proclamation of 1764

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After pontiac’s rebellion, prohibited settlement in the west. Contributed to rising resentment between British rule in America

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Pontiac’s rebellion

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By Pontiac to drive British out of Ohio country. Brutally crushed by Britain, who distributed blankets infected with smallpox

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7
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Republicanism

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Representative government based on popular sovereignty with liberty and civic virtue.

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8
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Mercantilism

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Trade, colonies, and the accumulation of wealth as basis for country’s power

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9
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Sugar act

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First tax on colonists by Britain, and lowered after widespread protests

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10
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Quartering act

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Required colonists to provide food and quarters for troops. Colonists thought encroachment of their rights

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Stamp tax

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Taxed an array of paper goods, repealed after protest. From this tax colonists developed no taxation without representation

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12
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No importation agreements

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Boycotts against British goods, in response to stamp act

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13
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Townsend acts

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Indirect tax on various things, which was used to pay colonial governors no longer paid directly by colonial assemblies

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14
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Committees of correspondence

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Established across the colonies to maintain opposition to British policies through the exchange of letters and mail

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15
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First continental congress

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Convened in Philadelphia to respond to intolerable acts. Called for a complete boycott of British goods

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16
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Second continental congress

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Drafted the Declaration of Independence and managed the colonial war efforts

17
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Treaty of fort stsnwix

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First treaty between US and the Indians, where Indians ceded much of their land

18
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Consequences of French and Indian war

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  • colonies more confident
  • military experience
  • Britain no longer seemed invincible
  • tension between Britain officers and colonists
  • more colonial unity
19
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John Locke

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Right to life, liberty, and property. Also said government was formed to protect these natural rights

20
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Northwest Ordiannce of 1787

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Created a policy for administering the Northwest Territories, included a path to statehood and forbade slavery there

21
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Land ordinance of 1785

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Provided for the sale of land in the old northwest and earmarked the proceeds toward repaying the national debt

22
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Edict of Nantes

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1598, by France granting limited toleration to French Protestants. Ended religious wars