History

Question 1

Nationalism

Answer 1

Ideology that argues the “nation” is the main
source of political and social authority

Question 2

White Nationalism

Answer 2

American nationality is based on white
racial identity that subjugates or expels
peoples of non-European ancestry

Question 3

Liberal Universal Nationalism

Answer 3

Liberal values: Freedom, equality,
independence

Question 4

Holmberg’s Mistake

Answer 4

Tries to explain why Bolivian group has so much
poverty. Concludes it is representative of their
civilization. Assumes native peoples, unadvanced,
simple, living “close to nature,” etc.

Question 5

Political Socialization

Answer 5

Process where people, typically in their younger years, learn about the political thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors of their society
Family
 Schools
 Peers
 Religion
 Peer groups
 Personal identity

Question 6

Pledge of Allegiance

Answer 6

Origins of the pledge of allegiance come from Francis
Bellamy (1855-1931).
Bellamy is a Baptist minister and socialist.
 Wants to create a document and practice that promotes
“unity” and “patriotism.”
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Question 7

Bacon Rebellion

Answer 7

-Specifically, Bacon and other colonials felt they
were being stifled from expanding westward
-Indentured white servants, indentured black
servants, and African slaves in the colony join
Bacon’s Rebellion
-Eventually the rebellion fails after Bacon dies of
dysentery, rebellion begins to fray and is
eventually put down by British forces
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Question 8

Pocahontas

Answer 8

In 1609, Pocahontas is captured during the First Anglo-Powhatan War.

Question 9

Squanto

Answer 9

-In 1614, Squanto, a member of the Pautext tribe, had
been kidnapped and enslaved by a English sailor
named Thomas Hunt
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Question 10

Seven Year’s War/French and Indian War

Answer 10

-In North America, New France (Midwest, Canada)
fights English Colonies (East Coast) as part of this
war.
-the specific issue of whether the upper Ohio River valley was a part of the British Empire
-Washington started

Question 11

Olive Branch Petition

Answer 11

-1775
-Colonist’s last effort for peace with England
-England wouldn’t hear the petition
-Written by John Dickenson
-Anyone who signed it would be tried for treason

Question 12

Boston Massacre

Answer 12

-Colonists threw rocks at British soldiers
-Had a trial
-Resulted in the Boston Tea Party
-Desire for a new form of government
-Political groups begin meeting to hold direct
actions:
 Destroy property
 Riot
 Attack loyalists and government officials
 Smuggle
 March, hold demonstrations

Question 13

Intolerable Acts

Answer 13

-Unpopular taxes Stamp Act, tax on
tea, etc.
-Boston Port Act
-Massachusetts Gov Act
-suspended democratic government in MA
-Administration of Justice Act
-not allow MA courts sovereignty
-Quartering Act
-Quabec Act
-Gave much of Midwest to Quebec company taking it away from Ohio company

Question 14

Fort Vincennes/Fort Sackville

Answer 14

-Was a French outpost
-Was an outpost for British soldiers
-Mix of French, American, and Canadians
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Question 15

Algonquin People: Powhatan and Wampanoag

Answer 15

Wampanoag were Natives from MA
-Leader of Massasoit

Powhatan
-Leader of Tsenacomoco

Question 16

King Philip’s War

Answer 16

-Was started over wanting more and more land.
-Between Native Americans against English settlers and their Indian allies