Chapter 4 Test (Stump) Flashcards

1
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In 1215, English nobles forced King John to sign what document?

A

Manga Carta

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2
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What is a legislature?

A

Law-making Body

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3
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What is a written list of freedoms that a government promises to protect.?

A

English Bill of Rights

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4
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Who had the right to vote in the English colonies in 1760?

A

50 to 70 percent of white men 21 and older

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5
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What 3 things did the Navigation Acts force the colonist to do.

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1) Shipment from Europe to English had to go through England first.
2) Any imports to England from the colonies had to come in ships built and owned by British subjects.
3) The colonies could sell key products such as tobacco and sugar only to England.

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6
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What is the idea of the “extended family?”

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Large families of grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and others was an advantage.

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7
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What were the general roles of most men, women, and children durning colonial America?

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Men- if not farmer, carpenters, coopers, butchers, wheel wrights, other trades.
Women- cook, do laundry, tend animals, sew clothes, garden, making cloths, and taking care of children.
Children- play with toy often made of corn, by 7 they were doing chores and learning from parents.

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8
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What is someone who learns a trade by working by working for someone in that trade for a certain period of time?

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An Apprentice

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9
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What is Gentry?

A

Few in number, but most powerful.
(Wealthy planter, merchants, ministers, royal offers, lawyers, prosperous artisans.

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10
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What 5 European nations were heavily involved in the African slave trade on America between the 1500s and the 1800s?

A

Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch, British.

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11
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What name was given to the path that many slaves had to take from Africa to America?

A

Middle Passage

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12
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What percentage of African slaves came to British America directly from Africa?

A

500,000 or 4.5% ➡️ 5%

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13
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What 3 locations made up the “Triangular trade?”

A

Colonies
Caribbean
Africa

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14
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What is the belief that one race is superior and inferior to another race?

A

Racism

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15
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What name was given to strict laws that restricted the rights and activities of slaves? Give three common examples.

A

Slave codes
1. Can’t meet in large groups or own weapons. 2. Can’t leave plantation without permission. 3. Can’t learn to read or write.

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16
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What religious group started the first public schools in America? What is a public school?

A

Puritans
Schools that is tax payer supported.

17
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What subjects did most of these public schools mainly teaching in colonial times?

A

Reading, writing, math(arithmetic)

18
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Who was the most famous American writer during colonial times?

A

Ben Franklin.

19
Q

What religious movement swept across the colonies during the 1730s and 1740s?

A

The Great Awakening.

20
Q

What era developed in the mid-1700s that looks for “natural laws” That governed politics society in economics.

A

The Enlightenment

21
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How are “natural rights” different than “divine rights?”

A

Natural rights-(God given) From the people, from God to the people, people can change the government.
Divine rights- (king, queen) from God to the ruler, from the ruler, people must obey the ruler

22
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What is a division of the power in government into separate branches?

A

Separation of powers