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Exam One Flashcards

1
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First Americans

A

Glaciers
Siberia
Mammoths

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2
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3 Civilizations in First Americans

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Maya, Aztecs, Incas

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3
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New Spain

Geography:

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Modern southwest of the U.S.

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4
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New Spain

Population:

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Native Americans, Spanish Colonists, People from Africa(explorers)

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5
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New Spain

Economy:

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Cattle raising

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6
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New Spain

Language

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Spanish

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7
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New Spain

Religion:

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Roman Catholic

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8
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New Spain

Architecture:

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Churches, ranch homes

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9
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New Spain

Food:

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Corn, spices from Africa, tacos

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10
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New Spain

Music:

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Ball room dancing

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11
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New France

Geography:

A

Quebec, Great Lakes to Gulf of Mexico

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12
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New France

Population:

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Native Americans

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13
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New France:

Economy:

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fur trade..use for currency

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14
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New France

Religion:

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Catholic

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15
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New France

Language:

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Quebecqua, colonial french

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16
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New France

Architecture:

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logs, perpendicular(white) high roofs

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17
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New France

Food:

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French food, cajun

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18
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New France

Music:

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Zydeco

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19
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3 parts of the Economy

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Industry, Agriculture, Urban Prosperity

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20
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Industry

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Iron Making, Ship Building, Fishing, Carrying Trade, others

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21
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Agriculture

Export food stuffs:

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wheat, flour, bread, beef, pork

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22
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Agriculture

Non food stuffs:

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Tobacco, silk and indigo

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23
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Agriculture

Forest products:

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Wood

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24
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Agriculture

Furs

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fur trade with Native Americans

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25
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Urban Prosperity

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reflected the economic maturity of the English Colonies of North America by 1763

26
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Urban Prosperity

English colonies most prosperous cities

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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Charleston

27
Q

Culture and Society

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Culture and society in the English colonies naturally developed along English lines, 1607-1763

28
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Famous Individual

Technology:

A

James Watt

29
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Famous Individual

Economics:

A

Adam Smith

30
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Famous Individual

Government:

A

William Pitt

31
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Famous Individual

Religion:

A

John Wesley

32
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Famous Individual

Law:

A

William Blackstone

33
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Famous Individual

History:

A

Edward Gibbon

34
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Famous Individual

Furniture Making:

A

Thomas Chippendale

35
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James Watt

A

Technology

36
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Thomas Chippendale

A

Furniture Making

37
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Adam Smith

A

Economics

38
Q

Edward Gibbon

A

History

39
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William Pitt

A

Government

40
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William Blackstone

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Law

41
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John Wesley

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Religion

42
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Society

A

Society in English colonies tended to reflect society in England

43
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Society examples

A

Etiquette, dress, architecture, home furnishings

44
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More society examples

A 
Class Consciousness (awareness of class standing)
Science Practical (not theoretical)
Enterprising Spirit (business)
Weights and Measures (yards, miles, gallons quarts, pounds and ounces)
45
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Government &Politics

A

Colonial charter: A document issued by the king to create a colony

46
Q

Colonial charter contents themes:

A

Geographical boundary lines
Land distribution
Form of government
Rights and Responsibilities

47
Q

Geographical boundary lines
Land distribution
Form of government
Rights and Responsibilities

A

Colonial charter content themes

48
Q

Class Consciousness
Science Practical
Enterprising Spirit
Weights and Measures

A

Society Examples

49
Q

Resistance to the Stamp Act

A

Stamp Act Riots against a new British tax policy

Stamp Act Riots in Boston in 1765

50
Q

Resistance to the Stamp Act

Andrew Oliver:

A

Stamp Distributer

51
Q

Resistance to the Stamp Act

Boston Sheriff:

A

Governor Bernard

52
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Resistance to the Townshend Program, 1767-1770

A

Stamp Act Repealed, 1766
Townshend Program passed, 1767
British troops sent to Boston, 1768

53
Q

Fearful customs officials seek protection

A

Resistance to the Townshend Program

54
Q

Boston Massacre 1770

A

Protesting crowds facing soldiers guarding the building

55
Q

Scene of the Boston Massacre

A

Government House

56
Q

Boston Massacre

Emotions:

A

physical acts brought a flashpoint

57
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How many protestors died in Boston Massacre

A

five

58
Q

Who attacks in the Boston Massacre

A

Crispus

59
Q

Resistance to the Tea Act and Coercive Acts

A

after calm period, 1770-1773
Tea Act, 1773
Coercive Acts, 1774

60
Q

Boston Tea Party

A

Resistance to the Tea Act

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