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
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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
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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 _____”

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

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

25
This person helped the pilgrims plant corn
Squanto
26
The great awakening played a part in breaking down sectional and parochial feelings and was the first national/_____ movement in the English colonies
Mass
27
Religious and secular tension led to the ________ trials in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692-93
Witchcraft
28
This was designed to keep the various colonies informed about British activities
Committees of Correspondence
29
This English political philosopher beloved in natural rights - such as life, liberty, and property
John Locke
30
A notorious aspect of Pontiac's Rebellion occurred when a British officer traded blankets infected with ____ to the Indians
Smallpox
31
This act attempted to crack down on smuggling by American merchants
Sugar Act
32
This act gave parliament the power to legislate in the colonies in all cases whatsoever
Declaratory