quarter 1 test Flashcards

1
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what happened at the meeting at Albany (Albany Plan of Union)? How did the King of England respond

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all 13 states met in Albany NY, to discuss taxes, education, welfare, etc. Ben franklin suggested that all colonies send a delegate once a year to discuss problems or needs. The King and colonies didn’t like the idea and rejected it

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2
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describe how a royal colony worked. Why did England feel it was necessary to have royal colonies?

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Royal colonies were under super vision by the King because of a certain reason (Virginia> not profitable). The king would appoint a governor and council to keep an eye on them. The colonies thought that the governor was too close with the king. It was necessary because he could keep them on track

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3
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what did the colonists agree to at the First Continental congress? Describe how the English responded to the Colonists complaints.

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The colonists agreed to Boycott the English tes. English doubled the taxes on tea based on their complaints

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describe the idea of “consent of the government.” Why is the idea of “consent of the governed” important to the development of America

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consent of the governed means that things need to be passed through the people and government to be approved. this is important because no one wants things or laws that they didnt ask for or are unnecessary. consent of the governed gave people the right to reject an idead

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5
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list three of the people who were on the committee to write the declaration of independence

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thomas jefferson, robert livingston, rodger shermans

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6
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list two proprietary colonies

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maryland

new jersey

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7
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list three branches of government

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legislative executive judicial

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8
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boycott

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to reject and go against/refusal to buy or sell goods < Boston tea party

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theocracy

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type of dictatorship where a religious leader has the power

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republic

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type of government where people elect (vote) other people to make decisions for them

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11
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oligarchy

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a type of dictatorship where s group of elite people have the power

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12
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magna carta

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document written by barons that protects their rights from king john

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13
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dictatorship

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opposite of democracy. government has total power and doesnt care about the will of the people

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14
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credited with writing the majority of the Declaration of Independence

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Thomas Jefferson

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15
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led the committee of correspondence

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samuel Adams

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16
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was appointed by the executive leader by the second continental congress

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john hancock

17
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his barons wrote the magna carta to force him to listen to and respect their wishes

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king john

18
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proposed the idea of independence at the second continental congress

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richard henry lee

19
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was appointed the commander in chiefby the second continental congress

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george Washington

20
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Massachusetts farmer who led a rebellion because of high taxes

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daniel shays

21
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kept rejecting the colonists complaints over high taxes

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king george III

22
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all of the colonies were similar in why they were founded and how they were governed T OR F

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false

23
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the colonists were angered by the fact they had no representation in parliament, yet they still had to pay taxes

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true

24
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the english listened to the colonists complaints from the stamp act congress

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true

25
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the difficulty in traveling did not play a role in getting all the colonies on the same page

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false

26
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most of the newly written state constitutions were similar

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true

27
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what was the major difference between the federalist and anti federalists? how did they fix their differences?

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the federalists wanted to ratify the constitution. On the other hand, Anti-federalists didnt want to ratify the constitution. they fixed their differences by having a convention and the bill of rights

28
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virginia plan

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a bicameral plan that focused on having different numbers of representatives based on population

29
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new jersey plan

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focused on equality of all states and had the same # of reps

30
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Connecticut compromise

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combined both the virginia plan and new jersey plan and stated that there is 1 senate but different amounts of representatives

31
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list three federalists

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george Washington
alexander hamilton
james Madison

32
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list three anti federalists

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richard henry lee
john hancock
samuel adams

33
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3/5 compromise

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all free people should be counted toward the population but slaves should only be counted as 3/5 of the population

34
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T OR F philly ended up being the first capital city in the world

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flase

35
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many of the delegates at the constitutional convention were experienced in government

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true

36
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many people believed that it was important for big states, like Virginia and New York, to ratify the constitution

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true

37
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Pennsylvania was the first state to ratify the constitution

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false

38
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many southerners were worried that the northern states would try to control and ruin their economy

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true