First Quarter Flashcards

1
Q

This was the first college in what is now the United States

A

Harvard

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2
Q

The first blacks brought into the United States probably came as

A

Indentured servants

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3
Q

The colonists in Virginia were lulled into a false sense of security because of the _______ of John Rohlf to Pocahontas

A

Marriage

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4
Q

In the colonies there was less restrictions against

A

Women

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5
Q

This colony required each community of 50 or more families to provide a teacher of reading and writing

A

Massachusetts

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6
Q

The Aztecs were so receptive to Cortez they were waiting for a white bearded

A

God

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7
Q

This person’s importance is that he started a permanent relationship between Europe and the Americans

A

Columbus

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8
Q

Rodger Williams believed that the state was an improper and ineffectual agency in matters of

A

Religion

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9
Q

This was the first constitution in the new world

A

The mayflower compact

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10
Q

The chief purpose of this policy was to strengthen the economy and power of the mother country

A

Mercantilism

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11
Q

This war occurred because the Wampanoag Indians were frustrated with the land hungry settlers

A

King Phillips

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12
Q

This colony’s charter was issued to a Roman catholic

A

Maryland

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13
Q

Peterman Minuit purchased _______ from the Indians for 60 guilders

A

Manhattan island

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14
Q

At his trial John Peter Zanger won acquittal on the grounds that ______ is an adequate defense

A

Truth

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15
Q

This person was the epitome of the multitalented colonial America-newspaper man, writer, inventor, etc.

A

Benjamin franklin

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16
Q

According to Jean de Crevecoeur, “the American is a _____”

A

New man

17
Q

This was the primary Puritan social institution

A

The family

18
Q

The 1649 Maryland toleration act granted religious freedom to all

A

Christians

19
Q

Most of the colonists earned their living by

A

Farming

20
Q

This person said “give me liberty or give me death”

A

Patrick Henry

21
Q

Parliament passes these acts as a result of the Boston tea party

A

Intolerable acts

22
Q

This was organized to broaden the base of colonial opposition and to show hostility to the stamp tax

A

The sons of liberty

23
Q

The British maintained a standing army in North America for the first time following this war

A

French and Indian

24
Q

Many American colonists did not like the proclamation of 1763 because it threatened to deprive them of their _____ lands that they desired

A

Western

25
Q

This person helped the pilgrims plant corn

A

Squanto

26
Q

The great awakening played a part in breaking down sectional and parochial feelings and was the first national/_____ movement in the English colonies

A

Mass

27
Q

Religious and secular tension led to the ________ trials in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692-93

A

Witchcraft

28
Q

This was designed to keep the various colonies informed about British activities

A

Committees of Correspondence

29
Q

This English political philosopher beloved in natural rights - such as life, liberty, and property

A

John Locke

30
Q

A notorious aspect of Pontiac’s Rebellion occurred when a British officer traded blankets infected with ____ to the Indians

A

Smallpox

31
Q

This act attempted to crack down on smuggling by American merchants

A

Sugar Act

32
Q

This act gave parliament the power to legislate in the colonies in all cases whatsoever

A

Declaratory