Social Science Flashcards

1
Q

This man was the candidate for
the Democratic-Republican Party
in the second presidential
election.

A

Thomas Jefferson

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This French commander helped Washington lead a Franco-American army during the Battle
of Yorktown.

A

Rochambeau

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3
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A guard of this number of British
soldiers appeared on Lexington
Common on April 19, 1775.

A

240

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4
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Algonquian peoples lived
alongside these three bodies of
water.

A

the Atlantic Coast, the St.
Lawrence River, and the Great
Lakes

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5
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This man built the first textile mill

in America.

A

Samuel Slater

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6
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Saint-Domingue was a colony of

this European country.

A

France

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7
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After the Royal Proclamation of 1763, only these individuals could purchase Native American lands.

A

royal officials

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Federalists thought that this trend posed the greatest threat to the United States.

A

excesses of democracy

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9
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American Loyalists drafted this document to emphasize their subservience to Britain.

A

“A Declaration of Dependence”

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10
Q

Historians estimate that this number of Native Americans fought for the British during the
Revolutionary War.

A

13,000

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11
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This treaty established a “conditional and defensive” alliance between the Americans
and the French.

A

Treaty of Alliance

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12
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The first enslaved Africans in America arrived in this city.

A

Port Comfort, Virginia

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13
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In 1810, this number of African Americans were enslaved in the northern states.

A

thirty thousand

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14
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White slavers illegally imported African enslaved peoples from these two regions.

A

Spanish Florida and Mexico

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15
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Many Caribbean sugar plantation

workers came from this region.

A

Africa

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16
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Free African Americans faced discrimination from white workers for these two reasons

A

fear of job competition and

social integration

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17
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This man led the militia that shut down Shays’ Rebellion.

A

Benjamin Lincoln

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18
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Thomas Jefferson won this many votes in the 1786 presidential election.

A

sixty-eight

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19
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The Northwest Ordinance prohibited this system in the Northwest Territory.

A

slavery

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20
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This British ruler issued the Declaration of Independence.

A

Frederick, Lord North

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21
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The Stamp Act taxed these printed materials.

A

legal documents, magazines,
playing cards, newspapers,
contracts

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22
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This Revolutionary War

participant controlled the Mississippi Valley in 1779.

A

Spain

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23
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British troops killed this number of French soldiers at the Battle of Jumonville Glen.

A

ten

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24
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The Jay Treaty resolved these types of issues between Britain and America.

A

territorial issues from the Treaty

of Paris

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25
Q

The Albany Congress spanned

these dates.

A

June 19 to July 11, 1754

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26
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This number of British and Hessian troops surrendered on October 17, 1777, during the Battle of Saratoga.

A

6,222

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27
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This French military officer joined Washington’s army in the summer of 1777.

A

Marquis de Lafayette

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28
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This member of parliament disparaged “virtual representation” as “the most contemptible idea that ever entered the head of a man.”

A

William Pitt

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29
Q

Patriots and colonial leaders met
here for the First Continental
Congress.

A

Carpenter’s Hall in Philadelphia

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30
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This number of militiamen from
Concord intimidated the British
and forced them to retreat.

A

400

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31
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The land claims of this state became a contentious issue in the passage of the Articles of Confederation.

A

Virginia

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32
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The three group of crimes against George III describes these abuses.

A

violence and cruelty in fighting

against American subjects

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33
Q

The Albany Congress sought to
make a treaty with this Native
American organization.

A

the Iroquois Confederacy

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34
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This Patriot official served as the
spies’ contact within the Culper
Spy Ring.

A

Benjamin Tallmadge

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35
Q

Boston King and other formerly
enslaved people settled in these
two regions following evacuation
from the United States.

A

Nova Scotia and Sierra Leone

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36
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William Pitt served this government role when he took control of military operations in the Seven Years’ War.

A

Prime Minister

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37
Q

Jefferson pursued these three

presidential policies.

A

dismantling taxes, reducing
army and navy, paying off
government debt

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38
Q

This amendment protects the

right to bear arms.

A

the Second Amendment

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39
Q

This number of freed African
Americans lived in the North in
the 1770s.

A

a few hundred

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40
Q

Johnson served in this role,
which dealt with Native American
relations with Britain.

A

Superintendent of Indian Affairs

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41
Q

Native American tribes used
European glass beads and
copper ornaments for these
purposes.

A

religious ceremonies

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42
Q

Under the law of coverture,
women did not have rights to
these materials goods.

A

property or earnings

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43
Q

This Maine boarding school
educated women in reading,
writing, arithmetic, grammar,
composition, and geography.

A

Mrs. Remington’s Young Ladies

Boarding School

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44
Q

This man led the Friends of

Liberty.

A

Thomas Jefferson

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45
Q

This number of Democratic-
Republican newspaper editors
were arrested under the Sedition
Act.

A

twenty

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46
Q

Coastal Native American groups
originally welcomed English
settlers for this reason.

A

possibility of trade

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47
Q

Henry Knox and his men moved
this number of tons of cannons
and supplies during the Knox
Expedition.

A

60

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48
Q

New Jersey’s voting laws
allowed these two marginalized
groups the ability to vote.

A

women and African Americans

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49
Q
American defenders of this fort
managed to withstand one of the
final sieges by British, Loyalist,
and Native forces in September
of 1782.
A

Fort Henry

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50
Q

New Jersey gave voting rights to
all people who had resided in the
state for this duration of time.

A

twelve months

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51
Q

These two states were the last to

ratify the constitution.

A

North Carolina and Rhode

Island

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52
Q

This man was Alexander
Hamilton’s father-in-law and
would profit from federal
assumption of state debt.

A

Philip Schuyler

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53
Q

This number of American
soldiers were killed during St.
Clair’s Defeat.

A

six hundred and twenty-three

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54
Q

These five men made up the

Committee of Five.

A

John Adams, Thomas Jefferson,
Benjamin Franklin, Roger
Sherman, and Robert Livingston

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55
Q

This number of French soldiers
joined General Benjamin Lincoln
and his men to take back
Savannah.

A

4,000

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56
Q

These two states voted heavily in
favor to approve the Constitution
in their state conventions.

A

Pennsylvania and Connecticut

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57
Q

Mary Loker and Jane Goodenow
voted in this city to determine
access to livestock grazing.

A

Sudbury, Massachusetts

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58
Q

The free African American
population in Georgia and South
Carolina increased by this factor
between 1790 and 1810.

A

three

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59
Q

This Algonquian tribe fought

against colonizers in Virginia.

A

the Powhatan

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60
Q

This political body was the
provisional government of
Massachusetts following the
Intolerable Acts.

A

Massachusetts Provincial

Congress

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61
Q

The colonies rejected Benjamin
Franklin’s Albany Plan because
they wanted to project this type
of government.

A

colonial independent charters

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62
Q

Virginia issued this document to
argue that the Stamp Act was
unlawful.

A

the Stamp Act Resolves

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63
Q

Shays’ Rebellion and conflicts on
the western frontier made
American leaders advocate for
this policy change.

A

increased federal authority

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64
Q

General Gage secretly planned
to attack Patriot leaders and
supplies in these two colonial
towns.

A

Lexington and Concord

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65
Q

Territories that reached this
number of inhabitants could be
admitted to the United States as
new states.

A

sixty thousand

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66
Q

The Declaration of Rights ended

the rule of this British monarch.

A

James II

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67
Q

These two informants were
sisters of the Culper Spy Ring’s
leaders.

A

Sally Townsend and Mary

Underhill

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68
Q

Before the French Revolution,
France had this style of
government.

A

absolute monarchy

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69
Q

This state marked the western
boundary of enslaved labor in
1790.

A

Georgia

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70
Q

This state marked the western
boundary of enslaved labor in
1830.

A

Louisiana

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71
Q

Benedict Arnold became
disaffected with the Patriot cause
when he lost business in this
colony.

A

Connecticut

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72
Q

British forts near these two
locations suffered attack in
Pontiac’s War.

A

Fort Pitt and Fort Niagara

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73
Q

British allies in this nation fought
with France in continental
Europe.

A

Germany

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74
Q

Some states allowed the children
of enslaved people to be freed
on this birthday.

A

their twenty-fifth birthday

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75
Q

The cotton gin provided this
major advantage in the
cultivation of cotton.

A

separate cotton fibers from

seeds, remove cotton lint

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76
Q

A French mob attacked this
building during the early days of
French Revolution.

A

the Bastille prison

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77
Q

American revolutionaries held
this attitude towards the French
and Haitian revolutions.

A

thought they were too radical

and violent

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78
Q

Antifederalists supported this

style of government.

A

strong state government

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79
Q

States issued this form of
currency to address the shortage
of hard currency.

A

paper money

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80
Q

The Spanish authorized
American ships to enter this
previously blocked port.

A

Port of Havana

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81
Q

Washington’s farewell address

was delivered in this location.

A

Congress Hall in Philadelphia

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82
Q

Metacomet belonged to this

Algonquian tribe.

A

the Wampanoags

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83
Q

Crispus Attucks was killed in this

Revolutionary War event.

A

Boston Massacre

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84
Q

The Articles of Confederation did
not include these two branches
of government.

A

executive and judiciary

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85
Q

Following the retreat from the
North Bridge, the British
marched back to this colonial
city.

A

Boston

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86
Q

Sugar production relied on the
labor of enslaved Africans for
this reason.

A

labor-intensive production

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87
Q

This French admiral was also

known as Comte de Grasse.

A

François Joseph Paul

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88
Q

Between French and British
colonial holdings, this European
country’s colonial population
outweighed the other.

A

Britain

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89
Q

Great Britain’s colonies in North

America occupied this region.

A

the eastern seaboard

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90
Q
This nation built a chain of forts
along the Allegheny River to
protect its land and trading
relations in the Ohio River
Valley.
A

France

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91
Q

This movement was the first
major armed rebellion after the
formation of the United States.

A

Shays’ Rebellion

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92
Q

During this event, a snowball
fight between Boston residents
and British troops escalated into
armed conflict.

A

the “Bloody Massacre”

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93
Q

The British captured this number
of prisoners of war following the
Siege of Charleston.

A

5,000

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94
Q

These three documents
influenced Thomas Jefferson’s
draft of the Declaration of
Independence.

A

the preamble to the Virginia
constitution, the Virginia
Declaration of Rights, Locke’s
Declaration of Rights

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95
Q

George Washington instructed
this military leader to subdue the
Western Confederacy.

A

Major General Anthony Wayne

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96
Q

American bargainers used these
tools to steal land from Native
Americans.

A

liquor, bribes, threats

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97
Q

In a letter to his wife, John
Adams equated Independence
Day with this other day.

A

the Day of Deliverance

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98
Q

The British continued their march
to this town following the Battle
of Lexington.

A

Concord

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99
Q

The Tea Act allowed the British
East India Company to charge a
tea tax of this amount.

A

three pence

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100
Q

This region was known for its
tobacco production in the United
States.

A

the Chesapeake region

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101
Q

The Sons of Liberty threw this
number of tea chests into the
Boston Harbor during the Boston
Tea Party.

A

three hundred and forty-two

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102
Q

This American organization
rejected General Howe’s
peaceful attempts to
compromise.

A

Congress

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103
Q

These three main groups of
people made up colonial
American society.

A

European settlers, Native
Americans, and enslaved
Africans

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104
Q

James Madison wrote this

number of the Federalist Papers.

A

twenty-nine

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105
Q

This parliamentary act allowed
governors to house British
soldiers in unoccupied buildings.

A

the Quartering Act

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106
Q

This organization prepared a
formal declaration of American
independence.

A

the Committee of Five

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107
Q
This parliamentary act allowed
British governors to move trials
of British officials and troops
outside of America to ensure a
fair trial.
A

the Administration of Justice Act

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108
Q

In the case of a tie, this
governing body determines the
winner of a presidential election.

A

the House of Representatives

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109
Q

This year marked a turning point
for the Continental Army’s
leadership and the future of their
French allies.

A

1781

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110
Q

Captured enslaved persons in
the Northwest Territory faced this
fate.

A

return to their enslavers

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111
Q

General Howe and British forces
sailed to this American colony in
June of 1776.

A

New York

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112
Q

Massachusetts’s Puritanism
made it more tolerant of this
attitude than other colonies.

A

disobeying authority

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113
Q

The Continental Congress could
not perform this action because
Britain did not legally recognize
it.

A

charge taxes

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114
Q

These two leaders supported the
Antifederalist cause in
Massachusetts.

A

John Hancock and Samuel

Adams

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115
Q

Fur traders from these two
American states sought to trade
with Native Americans in the
Ohio River Valley.

A

Virginia and Pennsylvania

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116
Q
Historians estimate that around
this number of African Americans
enlisted in state militias and the
Continental Army during the
American Revolution.
A

5,000

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117
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Native American troops used
these natural fortifications when
planning a defense against Wayne’s attack

A

Debris from blown-down trees
along the Maumee River

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118
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English settlers believed that
Native American tribes did not
have a right to their lands for this
reason

A

Not improving the land

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119
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This French organization grew
out of the Estates General and
resembled the American
Continental Congress.

A

the National Assembly

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120
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General Lincoln requested this
type of surrender that the British
ultimately rejected.

A

conditional

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121
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This church arose from the
efforts of Andrew Bryan and his
preaching.

A

Frist African Baptist Church of

Savannah

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122
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This parliament member
proposed the theory of “virtual
representation.”

A

George Grenville

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123
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Hays’s efforts caught the special
attention of this American
general.

A

George Washington

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124
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Samuel Adams and John
Hancock agreed to ratify the
Constitution on this condition.

A

add amendments about

individual liberties

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125
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This estimated percentage of the
colonial population remained
loyal to Britain during the
Revolutionary War.

A

20

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126
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Wampanoags resisted European

colonizers in this conflict.

A

King Phillip’s War

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127
Q

William Franklin held this political
affiliation, despite his father’s
Patriot loyalty.

A

Loyalist

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128
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American political bodies
became reluctant to include this
demographic in the army.

A

African Americans

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129
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These two men supported the

Federalist movement.

A

Benjamin Franklin and George

Washington

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130
Q

Constitutional safeguards of
justice protect against these
practices.

A

unreasonable search and
seizure, self-incrimination,
unjust trials, cruel punishments

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131
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colonial city in 1782 along with

many white and Black Loyalists.

A

New York City

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132
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Native Americans enjoyed using
these two European goods in
religious ceremonies.

A

glass beads and copper

ornaments

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133
Q

Under the Albany Plan, this
leader presided over the council
of colonial delegates.

A

a president

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134
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This colonist, known as Lord
Dunmore, served as the last
royal governor of Virginia.

A

John Murray

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135
Q

These two states were greatly
struggling with their debt and
supported Hamilton’s debt-
assumption plan.

A

Massachusetts and South

Carolina

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136
Q

This man held a coup d’état and
took over France’s revolutionary
government in 1799.

A

Napoleon Bonaparte

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137
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This number of British soldiers
were acquitted in the Bloody
Massacre trial.

A

five

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138
Q

This organization was the first
independent Black Christian
denomination in America.

A

the African Methodist Episcopal

Church

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139
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This percentage of Loyalists
remained in America following
the Revolutionary War.

A

80

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140
Q

This number of enslaved peoples
were brought to the United
States from 1790 to 1808.

A

one hundred and fifteen

thousand

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141
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France’s National Assembly was
similar to this American
revolutionary organization.

A

the Continental Congress

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142
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American soldiers were
inoculated against this disease
while stationed in Morristown,
New Jersey.

A

smallpox

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143
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The first outcries of the American

Revolution focused on this right.

A

right to control property

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144
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Marquis de Lafayette initially
deployed Armistead in this role
during the American Revolution.

A

spy

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145
Q

Most Antifederalist supporters

came from this region.

A

the western frontier

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146
Q

African Americans were barred

from serving in this organization.

A

the military

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147
Q

The Antifederalists were also

known by this name.

A

Localists

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148
Q

This nation became the second
European country to recognize
the authority of the United States
as an independent country.

A

Netherlands

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149
Q

Fur traders from Virginia and
Pennsylvania sought to trade
with Native Americans in this
region.

A

the Ohio River Valley

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150
Q

This colonel led British forces at

the Battle of Cowpens.

A

Banastre Tarleton

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151
Q

King’s Men, Royalists, and
Tories were all synonymous with
this political group.

A

Loyalists

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152
Q

This man was the third vice-

president of the United States.

A

Aaron Burr

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153
Q

These three contracts were

taxed by the Stamp Act.

A

deeds, wills, and marriage

licenses

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154
Q

These five revolutionary leaders

opposed the Constitution.

A

Patrick Henry, Richard Henry
Lee, George Mason, John
Hancock, Samuel Adams

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155
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Patriots from this colony argued
to the Continental Congress
regarding their limited ability to
recruit troops for the war.

A

South Carolina

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156
Q

These types of women could

vote in colonial elections.

A

land-owning widows

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157
Q

Ferguson died after this number
of hours of fighting on Kings
Mountain.

A

one

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158
Q

These economic groups

supported the Federalists.

A

merchants, creditors, urban

artisans

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159
Q

This man was Prime Minister of
Britain when the Stamp Act was
enacted.

A

George Grenville

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160
Q

Land occupied by the Iroquois
Confederacy is split between
these two modern-day countries.

A

the United States and Canada

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161
Q

This term describes the growing
popularity of British identity and
material culture in the American
colonies.

A

Anglicization

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162
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This New York City tailor had
access to high-ranking British
officials through his shop.

A

Hercules Mulligan

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163
Q

This Massachusetts governor
attempted to use this militia to
halt Shays’ Rebellion.

A

James Bowdoin

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164
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These types of churches were
early proponents of
emancipation.

A

evangelical churches

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165
Q

Britain dropped its salutary

neglect policy after this event.

A

the Seven Years’ War

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166
Q

Mohawk leader
Akiatonharónkwen had this
nickname.

A

Colonel Lewis

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167
Q

This organization has cited the
Federalist Papers as an
authentic interpretation of the
Constitution.

A

the Supreme Court

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168
Q

Scouts from these two Native
American nations accompanied
Anthony Wayne and his forces.

A

Choctaw and Chickasaw

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169
Q

The Caribbean islands produced

this lucrative raw good.

A

sugar

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170
Q

Judith Sargent Murray claimed
that this authority dictated
equality between men and women.

A

the order of nature

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171
Q

The phrase “safeguards of
justice” refer to these
Constitutional amendments.

A

Fourth through eighth

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172
Q

Historians estimate that this
number of enslaved people lived
within the thirteen colonies at the
start of the Revolutionary War.

A

25,000

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173
Q

Benedict Arnold negotiated with
this British commander to defect
to the British.

A

Henry Clinton

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174
Q

Small-scale fighting between the
Americans and the British
occurred on August 27, 1782, at
this battle.

A

Battle of the Combahee River

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175
Q

This Native tribe helped British
rangers raid Hanna’s Town on
July 13, 1782.

A

Seneca

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176
Q

Benjamin Rush’s style of female

education prioritized these aims.

A

accomplishing domestic
responsibilities and educating
sons

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177
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The Patriots used this method of
warfare in the early stages of the
war.

A

guerilla

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178
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France and its Algonquian allies
used these tactics to scare
British colonists.

A

burning and pillaging colonial

settlements

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179
Q

This document emphasized a
strong central government with
three branches.

A

the Virginia Plan

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180
Q

This conflict between George
Washington and a French
scouting party launched the
Seven Years’ War.

A

the Battle of Jumonville Glen

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181
Q

These two Americans who
participated in the creation of the
Treaty of Greenville would later
map the Louisiana territory.

A

William Clark and Meriwether

Lewis

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182
Q

figures This number of people admitted
to participating in Shays’
Rebellion.

A

four thousand

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183
Q

This Virginia governor sent
George Washington to demand
French withdrawal from their
forts.

A

Robert Dinwiddie

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184
Q

George Washington was this age
when the Seven Years’ War
began.

A

twenty-one

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185
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This peace treaty offered
Americans the choice of home
rule within the British empire.

A

Carlisle Peace Commission

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186
Q

George Washington allowed
Catherine to rejoin her husband
in this colony.

A

New York

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187
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Insurgents in Shays’ Rebellion
shut down the courts in these
two cities.

A

Northampton and Worcester

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188
Q
This law claimed that women
had no legal rights to property or
bodily autonomy if they were
married or under the care of their
fathers.
A

the law of coverture

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189
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This action divided Britain’s

ceded territories into states.

A

the Ordinance of 1784

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190
Q

These two economic groups
united to narrowly approve the
Constitution in Massachusetts.

A

elite nationalists and urban

workers

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191
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Artisans voted for the
Constitution because they hoped
a central government would
enact this change.

A

charging tariffs

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192
Q

The Federalist papers were

written under this pseudonym.

A

Publius

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193
Q

With the cotton gin, two or three
enslaved persons could produce
this amount of cotton in a day.

A

fifty pounds

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194
Q

A French attack sixty miles from
this city diminished British
morale.

A

Philadelphia

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195
Q

In 1791, Native warriors crushed
this governor of the Northwest
Territory and commander of the
United States Army.

A

Arthur St. Clair

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196
Q

This declaration forbade
American settlement west of the
Appalachian Mountains.

A

the Royal Proclamation of 1763

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197
Q

Republican motherhood had this
impact on marriage times and
birthrates.

A

later marriages and fewer

children

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198
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American troops were forced to
fall back to this New York
territory after the British attacked
Long Island on August 27, 1776.

A

Brooklyn Heights

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199
Q

This scandal erupted when
French ministers demanded that
Americans pay bribes in order to
make diplomatic links to France.

A

the XYZ Affair

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200
Q

This future American president
participated in the creation of the
Treaty of Greenville.

A

William Henry Harrison

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201
Q

James Armistead was born in

this Virginia city.

A

New Kent

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202
Q

The Coercive Acts only allowed
Bostonians to import these two
products.

A

food and firewood

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203
Q

This state made suffrage

universal for men in 1777.

A

Vermont

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204
Q

The French revolutionary
government executed these two
individuals.

A

Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette

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205
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After the fall of Louisbourg,
British forces seized these two
major strongholds.

A

Montreal and Fort Niagara

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206
Q

This parliamentary act allowed
the British East India Company
to sell tea at a discounted rate in
the colonies.

A

the Tea Act

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207
Q

This American document was
particularly influential to later
revolutions around the world.

A

the Declaration of Independence

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208
Q

This colonel led 480
Pennsylvania militiamen into
Native territory following the
massacre at Gnadenhutten.

A

William Crawford

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209
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South Carolina and Georgia lost
a great number of their enslaved
peoples for this reason.

A

conflict in the Revolutionary War

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210
Q

Fort Ticonderoga is located in

this former American colony.

A

New York

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211
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This New England colony had
the highest proportion of
enslaved people among the
other New England colonies.

A

Rhode Island

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212
Q

This requirement ensured that

the poor were unable to vote.

A

property requirements

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213
Q

The Massachusetts colony used

this style of government.

A

democratic town hall meetings

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214
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The Declaration of
Independence argued that this
power allowed individuals to
seek independence.

A

natural law

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215
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This document emphasized
unicameral legislature and the
one-vote-per-state policy.

A

the New Jersey Plan

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216
Q

During the turbulence of the
French Revolution, this nation
led a coalition of European
powers to fight against France.

A

Britain

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217
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Adding amendments about
individual liberties allowed these
two states to ratify the
Constitution.

A

New York and Virginia

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218
Q

These two women voted in
Sudbury, Massachusetts to
determine access to livestock
grazing.

A

Mary Loker and Jane

Goodenow

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219
Q

This organization proposed a call
for independence, the joining of
American states, and the
formation of foreign alliances.

A

the Virginia Convention

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220
Q

Massachusetts women in 1810
gave birth to this number of
children on average.

A

six children

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221
Q

British control of French lands
after the Seven Years’ War
nullified this Native American
negotiating tactic.

A

playing European powers

against each other

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222
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Practitioners of this style of
agriculture owned little more than
their land and used barter to
trade.

A

subsistence agriculture

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223
Q

Political leaders in the South
used this term to describe the
dominance of slavery in the
Southern economy.

A

a “necessary evil”

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224
Q

The American Revolution directly
inspired revolutions in these two
countries.

A

France and Haiti

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225
Q

New French colonies bordered
these two North American river
valleys.

A

the Ohio and Mississippi river

valleys

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226
Q

Spain received these French

lands in the Treaty of Paris.

A

New Orleans and all French

land west of the Mississippi

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227
Q

French settlers used this term to

characterize Native Americans.

A

“savages”

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228
Q

Akiatonharónkwen led the Native
American delegation to meet this
French official in 1780.

A

Rochambeau

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229
Q

These parliamentary acts sought
to punish Massachusetts by
closing the port of Boston

A

the Coercive Acts

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230
Q

This Anglo-American treaty
formally recognized the authority
of the United States as an
independent nation.

A

Peace of Paris

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This brigadier general led
American forces at the Battle of
Cowpens.

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Daniel Morgan

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232
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The Iroquois Confederacy
formed an alliance at this time in
history.

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the late fifteenth-century

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233
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This parliamentary act expanded
the boundary of Quebec and
recognized the Catholic Church
in the Quebec region.

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the Quebec Act

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234
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This woman petitioned the
Maryland General Assembly for
the right to vote in 1648.

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Margaret Brent

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235
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This number of American troops
crossed the Delaware River in
the march to Trenton.

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2,400

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236
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These documents argued that
the Alien and Sedition Acts were
unconstitutional.

A

Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions

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237
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This man was Thomas
Jefferson’s running mate in the
1800 election

A

Aaron Burr

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238
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The British defeated other
European powers a decade
before the American Revolution
during this war.

A

Seven Years’ War

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239
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France seized this number of
American ships in response to
American diplomatic links with
Britain.

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three hundred

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240
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This changing economic
relationship diminished economic
drives for slavery in America.

A

declining profitability of tobacco

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241
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Men from these four states
joined the government militia to
confront the Whiskey Rebellion.

A

New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia,

Pennsylvania

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242
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These two Native American
tribes are examples of Indian
nations who received little
compensation for their war
efforts.
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Oneida and Tuscarora

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243
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This year was known as the
bloodiest year of the
Revolutionary War on the
western frontier.

A

1782

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244
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Jack Sisson served in this
military regiment during the
Revolutionary War.

A

First Rhode Island Regiment

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245
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Benjamin Lincoln fled to this
South Carolina city following the
loss of Savannah.

A

Charleston

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246
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Benedict Arnold took control of

this New York fort.

A

West Point

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247
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Judith Sargent Murray came

from this American colony.

A

Massachusetts

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248
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Two British soldiers were
convicted of this crime in the
Bloody Massacre trial.

A

manslaughter

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249
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John Adams and John Dickinson

shared this occupation.

A

Lawyer

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250
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Boston King narrowly escaped
re-enslavement this number of
times.

A

two

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251
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Pontiac’s forces surrendered to

the British for this reason.

A

lack of supplies

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252
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Emma Willard opened

academies in these three cities.

A

Troy (NY), Waterford (MA), and

Middlebury (VT)

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253
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Paul Revere pursued this
profession before the
Revolutionary War.

A

silversmith

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254
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Under the Albany Plan, colonies
would send this number of
delegates to a grand council.

A

two to seven

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255
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Robert Dinwiddie sent this man
to demand French withdrawal
from their forts.

A

George Washington

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256
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The British soldiers convicted of
manslaughter in the Bloody
Massacre trial faced this
punishment.

A

thumb branding

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257
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This number of British soldiers
lay down their arms in surrender
on October 19, 1781.

A

8,000

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258
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Any power not listed in the
Constitution belongs to these
groups.

A

states or individuals

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259
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Between the Federalists and the
Antifederalists, this group was
better organized.

A

Federalists

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260
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Hamilton’s financial plan
included a tax on this good to
generate revenue for war debt.

A

whiskey

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261
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James Madison identified these
three business interests in
Federalist No. 10.

A

agriculture, manufacturing,

mercantile business

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262
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In this war, Black soldiers fought
in racially integrated companies
for the first time since the
Revolutionary War.

A

Korean War

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263
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The success and popularity of
Shays’ Rebellion led national
leaders to reconsider this
document.

A

the Articles of Confederation

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264
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Loyalists tended to share
membership in this Christian
church.

A

Anglican

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265
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This factor unbalanced trade
between Native American and
European groups.

A

European military might

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266
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Anthony Wayne constructed this
fort at the site of St. Clair’s
Defeat.

A

Fort Recovery

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267
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According to English common
law, a femme couvert could sign
this type of document.

A

contract in her own name

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268
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The free African American
population in these two states
tripled between 1790 and 1810.

A

Georgia and South Carolina

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269
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The Declaration of
Independence was publicly read
in this Philadelphia location.

A

Independence Hall

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270
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Judith Sargent Murray claimed
that prejudice led to
misconceptions about this
supposed difference between
men and women.
A

intelligence

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271
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The British government restricted
American expansion after the
Seven Years’ war out of fear of
these two groups.

A

French-Canadian settlers and
French-sympathetic Native
American groups

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272
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This factor restricted the ability of

most British citizens to vote.

A

property qualifications

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273
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This longtime enemy of Jefferson
convinced many Federalists to
vote for Jefferson in the House of
Representatives tiebreaker.

A

Alexander Hamilton

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274
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The westward border of the New
French colonies included this
mountain range.

A

the Rocky Mountains

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275
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These three health concerns led
to high mortality rates in sugar
plantations.

A

malaria, yellow fever, and
physical conditions of sugar
plantations

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276
Q

This number of delegates signed

the Declaration of Independence.

A

fifty-six

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277
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This man prevented Virginia from
attending the Stamp Act
Congress.

A

Lieutenant Governor Francis

Fauquier

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278
Q

Philip Van Cortlandt was

husband to this Loyalist.

A

Catherine van Cortlandt

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279
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This term refers to the single
women that joined the American
soldiers during the American
Revolution.

A

camp followers

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280
Q

The Bloody Massacre occurred

at this location.

A

in front of the Custom House on

King Street

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281
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Allied Native Americans defeated
this American general in Miami
territory.

A

Josiah Harmar

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282
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This number of Americans were
killed during the Bloody
Massacre.

A

five

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283
Q

American wartime debt fueled

this economic phenomenon.

A

inflation

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284
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This Shawnee chief reformed the
Western Confederacy due to
American settler violations of the
Greenville Treaty Line.

A

Chief Tecumseh

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285
Q

The supplementary curriculum at
Mrs. Remington’s Young Ladies
Boarding School cost this much
money per term.

A

seven dollars

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286
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This amendment adjusted how
many votes each elector cast in
presidential races.

A

the Twelfth Amendment

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287
Q

These five men were killed

during the Bloody Massacre.

A

Samuel Gray, Crispus Attucks,
James Caldwell, Samuel
Maverick, Christopher Monk

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288
Q

Republican womanhood gave
women this influential power
over the future.

A

the education of their sons

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289
Q

This major general instructed his
soldiers not to fire until they
“could see the whites of their
eyes.”

A

Israel Putnam

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290
Q

Following the Battle of Camden,
Charles Cornwallis and his
troops marched into this
southern colony.

A

North Carolina

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291
Q

Colonel William Prescott used
1,200 militiamen to seize these
two hills.

A

Bunker and Breed’s Hills

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292
Q

These three Iroquois tribes

supported the British.

A

Seneca, Onondaga, and Cayuga

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293
Q

Richard Allen observed tensions
between Black and white
congregants at this church.

A

St. George’s Church

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294
Q

This adverb best describes how
Washington proceeded in the
New York theater following the
fighting in New York City.

A

cautiously

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295
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Washington promoted Hays at
the Battle of Monmouth, earning
her this title.

A

Sergeant Molly

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296
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Delegates from all of the
colonies except this one met in
the First Continental Congress.

A

Georgia

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297
Q

Judith Sargent Murray
challenged male superiority in
this essay.

A

On the Equality of the Sexes

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298
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This American political party
supported France in the
France/Britain Conflict

A

the Democratic-Republicans

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299
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A delegate from this state
suggested outlawing the
transatlantic slave trade in the
Constitution.

A

Virginia

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300
Q

This number of Shays’ Rebellion
insurgents were convicted and
sentenced to death.

A

eighteen

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301
Q

Eli Whitney invented this

machine in 1793.

A

the cotton gin

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302
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Between the Federalists and the
Democratic-Republicans, this
party had a more diverse group
of supporters.

A

Democratic-Republicans

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303
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After the approval of the Articles
of Confederation, this
organization became the
governing body of the United
States.
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the Confederation Congress

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304
Q

The presidential election of 1800
gave birth to this feature of the
American political system.

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the party system

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305
Q

This British major headed the
British intelligence operation
during the American Revolution.

A

John André

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306
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The compromises in the
Constitution emphasized the
divide between these two
groups.

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northern and southern states

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307
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Many English purchases of
Native American lands occurred
after these events.

A

military conflicts

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308
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Dutch refusal to ally with Britain
against France led to this war in
1780.

A

Fourth Anglo-Dutch War

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309
Q

Planters from Virginia formed
this organization in 1749 to tap
into the lucrative inland fur trade.

A

the Ohio Company

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310
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These two causes provided
resistance to slavery after the
American Revolution.

A

religion and revolutionary ideals

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311
Q

This man founded Dickinson
College and championed female
education.

A

Dr. Benjamin Rush

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312
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Britain had this number of
colonies at the outbreak of the
Seven Years’ War.

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thirteen

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313
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Mohawk leader Thayendanegea
led a joint Mohawk and Loyalist
force known by this nickname.

A

Brant’s Volunteers

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314
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This American colonel led Sisson
and 40 other troops through
British-controlled waters to
capture British officials.

A

William Barton

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315
Q

With the cotton gin, this number
of enslaved persons could
produce fifty pounds of cotton a
day.

A

two or three

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316
Q

The Battle of Blue Licks took
place between Natives and
Loyalist forces against American
troops in this colony.

A

Kentucky

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317
Q

Federalists supported this style

of government.

A

strong national government

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318
Q

Europeans first used this term to
describe the Iroquois
Confederacy.

A

the Five Nations

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319
Q

This state did not participate in

the Constitutional Convention.

A

Rhode Island

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320
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This demographic trend created
a surplus of enslaved peoples in
the Chesapeake.

A

natural increase

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321
Q

The organizers of Shays’

Rebellion fled to these states.

A

Vermont and New Hampshire

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322
Q

Alexander Hamilton was born in

this region.

A

the West Indies

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323
Q

This colonist was the wife of

George Washington.

A

Martha Washington

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324
Q

Hamilton’s whiskey tax led to

financial disaster in this region.

A

western Pennsylvania

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325
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By this year, most white men in
the United States could vote for
president.

A

1856

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326
Q

The Continental Army
reorganized into this number of
divisions following the winter of
1778.

A

five

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327
Q

Allied Native Americans defeated
General Josiah Harmar in this
Native territory.

A

Miami-owned Indiana

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328
Q

This law placed former western
colonial holdings under federal
control.

A

the Northwest Ordinance of

1787

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329
Q

This lieutenant captured
Savannah, Georgia on
December 29, 1778.

A

Archibald Campbell

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330
Q

Washington selected these three

men to serve on his cabinet.

A

Alexander Hamilton, Thomas

Jefferson, Henry Knox

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331
Q

These types of women were
particularly treated as unequal to
men in American society.

A

married women

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332
Q

This Boston boycott protested

the Townshend Acts.

A

the Boston Non-Importation

Agreement

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333
Q

This Loyalist served as an
interpreter in the Ohio Valley,
specializing in Iroquoian
languages.

A

Sarah Cass McGinn

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334
Q

This secret organization
harassed British officials and tax
collectors.

A

the Sons of Liberty

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335
Q

By this time, Britain and France
dominated North American
colonial expansion.

A

the mid-eighteenth century

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336
Q

These two European immigrant
groups made up the remainder
of the white settler population,
excluding the British.

A

German and Scots-Irish

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337
Q

A British East India Tea ship was
burned in this harbor after the
passage of the Tea Act.

A

Annapolis, Maryland

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338
Q

Colonists rallied around this
slogan after the reversal of the
Stamp Act.

A

“Stamp Act Repealed!”

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339
Q

This organization acted as e an
American national government
during the Revolutionary War.

A

the Continental Congress

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340
Q

The colony of Saint-Domingue
was best-known for producing
this resource.

A

sugar

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341
Q

Women were particularly
influential in this part of the
American Revolution.

A

participating in nonimportation

agreements

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342
Q

This organization held spinning
bees to support the Patriot
cause.

A

the Daughters of Liberty

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343
Q

Yorktown is located at the mouth

of this river.

A

York River

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344
Q
Chippewas, Delawares, Ottawas,
Wyandots, Shawnees, Miamis,
and Potawatomis created this
organization to defend land
rights in Ohio.
A

the Western Confederacy

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345
Q

This French military figure
particularly helped America
during the Revolutionary War.

A

Marquis de Lafayette

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346
Q

This enslaved carpenter fled
South Carolina to join the British
Army as a servant and
messenger in 1780.

A

Boston King

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347
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These Christian denominations
were early proponents of
emancipation.

A

Baptists and Methodists

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348
Q

This amendment recognizes the
fundamental rights of individuals
beyond those listed in the
Constitution.

A

the Ninth Amendment

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349
Q

This Iroquois tribe fought on both
sides of the American
Revolution.

A

Mohawk

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350
Q

This crop was the most profitable
of the goods produced in the
upper South.

A

tobacco

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351
Q

These two Iroquois tribes

supported the Americans.

A

Oneida and Tuscarora

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352
Q

Anthony Wayne marched on this
Native American capital after the
Battle of Fallen Timbers.

A

Kekionga

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353
Q

This Saint-Domingue group
launched the Haitian Revolution
in 1791.

A

the enslaved population

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354
Q

This servant was enslaved to
Hercules Mulligan and helped
transmit intelligence to
Washington.

A

Cato

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355
Q

This former practice inspired
multiple states to suggest the
Second Amendment.

A

British confiscation of colonial

weapons

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356
Q

This man served as

Washington’s Secretary of War.

A

Henry Knox

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357
Q

St. Clair clashed with native
American forces near this
landmark.

A

the Wabash River

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358
Q

Mary Ludwig Hays fought at this

battle on June 28, 1778.

A

Battle of Monmouth

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359
Q

The Sugar Act and the Currency
Act were easily avoided for this
reason.

A

taxes were only collected at

ports

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360
Q
This population demographic
maintained farms and
businesses while soldiers were
away during the Revolutionary
War.
A

women

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361
Q

This colonist served as the last

Royal Governor of New Jersey.

A

William Franklin

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362
Q

In states that recognized white
Americans’ property rights,
enslaved people could obtain
their freedom in this way.

A

purchasing their freedom

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363
Q

The Battle of Jumonville Glen

was a victory for this nation.

A

Britain

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364
Q

John André was charged with

this crime and hanged.

A

spying

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365
Q

This number of Black Americans
evacuated the country along with
the British in 1782.

A

3,000

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366
Q

The United Provinces of the
Netherlands was also known by
this name.

A

Dutch Republic

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367
Q

Many colonial women sought
these economic rewards for their
efforts during the Revolutionary
War.

A

military pensions

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368
Q

During the American Revolution,
some women in this state gained
the right to vote.

A

New Jersey

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369
Q

This nation took control of
Quebec and the Ohio Valley in
the Treaty of Paris.

A

Britain

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370
Q
This wife of John Adams
transmitted information and
political opinions of the
Revolutionary War through
letters.
A

Abigail Adams

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371
Q

Alexander Hamilton worked in
this type of firm as an apprentice
in the West Indies.

A

mercantile firm

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372
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voluntary union based on mutual

affection and respect.

A

companionate marriage

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373
Q

John Adams engaged in a
Quasi-War with France after this
incident.

A

French seizure of an American

merchant vessel near New York

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374
Q

This parliamentary act made
Parliament the supreme authority
over colonies.

A

the Declaratory Act

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375
Q

General Howe moved his troops
to this bay after unsuccessful
negotiations at the Staten Island
Peace Conference.

A

Kip’s Bay

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376
Q

This group emphasized limited

government power.

A

the Friends of Liberty

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377
Q

Le Jeune’s book The Jesuit

Relations had this purpose.

A

encouraging settlers to move to

New France

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378
Q

During the Age of Revolutions,
many nations switched from this
style of government to
constitutional republic.

A

absolute monarchy

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379
Q

Le Jeune’s The Jesuit Relations
criticized these aspects of Native
American society.

A

their arrogance, pride,
vindictiveness, and lack of
compassion

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380
Q

The Patriots hung lanterns in the
steeple of this church to
communicate the method of
British attack.

A

Boston’s Old North

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381
Q

As this good became less
profitable, the economic
necessity for slaves diminished
in America.

A

tobacco

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382
Q

The Federalist Papers included

this number of essays.

A

eighty-five

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383
Q

Under English common law,
married women were known by
this term.

A

femme couvert

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384
Q

Chief Pontiac attacked this
nearby fort with his allies in May
1763.

A

Fort Detroit

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385
Q

The Iroquois Confederacy fought
against these neighboring Native
American groups.

A

Huron and Algonquian

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386
Q

This philosopher famously called
the conflict on Lexington
Common “the shot heard round
the world.”

A

Ralph Waldo Emerson

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387
Q

American privateers captured
approximately this number of
British ships.

A

2,283

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388
Q

Modern-day Maine was originally

part of this British colony.

A

the Massachusetts Colony

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389
Q

Massachusetts women in 1750
gave birth to this number of
children on average.

A

eight or nine children

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390
Q

Benjamin Franklin’s plan to unify
the colonial government bore this
title.

A

the Albany Plan

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391
Q

The Constitution has added
these four types of rights since
1791.

A

travel, voting, privacy, decisions

about one’s body/healthcare

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392
Q

The Constitution gave the
government power to restrict
these events.

A

domestic rebellions

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393
Q

The Age of Revolutions spanned

these two years.

A

1775 to 1848

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394
Q

This compromise defined how
enslaved persons would be
counted in state populations.

A

the three-fifths compromise

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395
Q

The Stamp Act Congress sent
resolutions and petitions to these
three groups.

A

King George III and both houses

of Parliament

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396
Q

Thomas Jefferson’s first draft of
the Olive Branch Petition was
rejected for this reason.

A

inflammatory rhetoric

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397
Q

Dorchester Heights is in this

direction relative to Boston.

A

south

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398
Q

The Seven Years’ War arose

from this issue.

A

territorial disputes in North American

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399
Q

Kekionga was the capital of this

Native American group.

A

the Miamis

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400
Q

Hamilton agreed to this demand
from James Madison so that
Madison would endorse
Hamilton’s financial plan.

A

putting the state capital on the

Potomac

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401
Q

Benjamin Franklin’s Albany Plan
encouraged a shift to this type of
government.

A

unified

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402
Q

Le Jeune’s book The Jesuit
Relations describes this opinion
about the humanity of French
and Native American peoples.

A

that both were fundamentally

the same

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403
Q

This company held a monopoly

on the colonial tea market.

A

the British East India Company

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404
Q

These two states were hubs of
tobacco production in the United
States.

A

Virginia and Maryland

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405
Q

These individuals elect Senators.

A

members of the House of

Representatives

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406
Q

This Native American group was

the sixth to join the Confederacy.

A

the Tuscarora

407
Q

This man served as

Washington’s Secretary of State.

A

Thomas Jefferson

408
Q

The Stamp Act Congress and
the First Continental Congress
succeeded this earlier meeting.

A

the Albany Congress

409
Q

This result of American-
European exchange forced
Native Americans to hunt more
animals.

A

increasingly reliance on

European goods

410
Q
These three Native American
tribes supported British efforts
against the Spanish on the Gulf
Coast and along the Mississippi
River.
A

Creek, Chickasaw, and Choctaw

411
Q

This treaty ensured that the
American colonies would
mutually defend each other
against British aggression.

A

the Articles of Confederation

412
Q

This document enumerated the
expansion of British control over
the colonies.
s

A

the Declaration of the Causes
and Necessity of Taking Up
Arm

413
Q

One-fifth of the colonial

population came from this group.

A

enslaved Africans

414
Q

This playwright and essayist
challenged male superiority in
On the Equality of the Sexes.

A

Judith Sargent Murray

415
Q

These two groups objected to

the Royal Proclamation of 1763.

A

landowners and speculators

416
Q

The British seized this key
French fort in 1758 after William
Pitt took command.

A

Louisbourg, French Canada

417
Q

The French relied on the
production of these two goods in
the French West Indies.

A

sugar and coffee

418
Q

This state’s Lieutenant Governor
prevented it from attending the
Stamp Act Congress.

A

Virginia

419
Q

Washington’s farewell address
warned against these three
dangers.

A

regionalism, partisanship, and

foreign entanglements

420
Q

Native American war parties
raided these three present-day
states as a distraction tactic.

A

Kentucky, West Virginia, and

Pennsylvania

421
Q

Daniel Shays and Joseph Plumb

Martin shared this occupation.

A

farmers

422
Q

Sir William Johnson engaged in
Native American culture and was
eventually adopted by this Indian
nation.

A

Mohawk

423
Q

Scholars estimate that this
percentage of the Native
American population was killed
by smallpox.

A

ninety percent

424
Q

The French government sent this
token to George Washington
after the storming of the Bastille.

A

a key to the Bastille’s door

425
Q

A French attack this many miles
from Philadelphia diminished
British morale.

A

sixty miles

426
Q

Armistead infiltrated this
general’s headquarters in 1781
as a spy.

A

Charles Cornwallis

427
Q

Andrew Bryan was arrested and
whipped for preaching to
enslaved peoples near this town.

A

Savannah, Georgia

428
Q

This enslaved man preached to
enslaved peoples and was
arrested.

A

Andrew Bryan

429
Q

This Christian denomination

licensed Black men to preach.

A

Methodists

430
Q

Father Paul Le Jeune lived in
New France for this duration of
time.

A

seventeen years

431
Q

This Wampanoag leader resisted
European colonizers in New
England in King Phillip’s War.

A

Metacomet

432
Q

These five nations comprised the

Iroquois Confederacy.

A

the Mohawk, Oneida,
Onondaga, Cayuga, and
Seneca

433
Q

This amendment defines the
relationship between the federal
government and states.

A

the Tenth Amendment

434
Q

These Native American tribes
participated in the Battle of
Fallen Timbers.

A

Delaware, Miami, Wyandot,
Roundhead, Ojibwa, Odawa,
Potawatomi, Otter, Mingo,
Mohawk

435
Q

Continental Congress stationed
this number of army regiments
on the western frontier to protect
American settlers.

A

two

436
Q

Historians estimate that this
percentage of the white
population in America supported
the Revolutionary War.

A

40 to 45

437
Q

The first release of the
Declaration of Independence
printed this number of copies.

A

two hundred

438
Q

The Stamp Act Congress is also

known by this name.

A

the Continental Congress

439
Q

Burgoyne’s forces reached this
New York town on September
13, 1777 and constructed
defenses.

A

Saratoga

440
Q

Hamilton founded a successful

law practice in this city.

A

New York City

441
Q

This number of Continental Army
troops surrounded Cornwallis
during the Battle of Yorktown.

A

8,000

442
Q

General Howe and the British left
Boston for this Nova Scotia
municipality.

A

Halifax

443
Q

English settlers acquired Native
American lands through these
means.

A

purchasing land in treaties

444
Q

Most conflicts over land claims

arose in this region.

A

Ohio

445
Q

This group did not support the

Constitution.

A

Antifederalists

446
Q

Some Federalists approved of
the Quasi-War with France for
this reason.

A

patriotic fervor could lead to a

Federalist presidential victory

447
Q

Female seminaries fostered this
sentiment between educated
women.

A

group identity and solidarity

448
Q

This Massachusetts
congressional delegate was the
leader of the early independence
movement.

A

John Adams

449
Q

The Declaration of
Independence was first printed in
this city.

A

Philadelphia

450
Q

The African Methodist Episcopal

Church first opened in this city.

A

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

451
Q

These two colonial powers had a

history of conflict back in Europe.

A

England and France

452
Q

This French visitor marveled at
the creativity and dynamism in
American colonial societies.

A

Michel-Guillaume Jean de

Crevecoeur

453
Q
This British major started to
recruit Loyalist militia troops
following Cornwallis’s
advancements through North
Carolina.
A

Patrick Ferguson

454
Q

These two American colonies
also enacted boycotts after the
Boston Non-Importation
Agreement.

A

New York and Philadelphia

455
Q

Congress created this military
body at the request of John
Adams.

A

Continental Navy

456
Q

The Federalists used this tool to

support their cause.

A

the press

457
Q

This group of crimes against
George III accused the king of
colluding with Parliament to tax
and alter trade.

A

the second group (charges

thirteen to twenty-two)

458
Q

These four groups participated in
the Seven Years’ War in North
America.

A

France, Britain, Native

Americans, and Spain

459
Q

The Federalists were also known

by this name.

A

Nationalists

460
Q

St. Clair clashed with these
Miami and Shawnee leaders
during St. Clair’s Defeat.

A

Chief Little Turtle (Miami) and

Chief Blue Jacket (Shawnee)

461
Q

Hamilton included a whiskey tax
in his financial plan for this
reason.

A

to generate revenue to pay off

war debt

462
Q

General Richard Prescott was
exchanged for this American
general.

A

Charles Lee

463
Q

Sir William Johnson was born in

this country.

A

Ireland

464
Q

This bookseller delivered artillery
from Fort Ticonderoga to Patriot
forces outside Boston.

A

Henry Knox

465
Q

After the Tuscarora people
joined the Iroquois Confederacy,
its alliance bore this new name.

A

the Six Nations

466
Q

The ten Constitutional
amendments ratified by the
states became this document.

A

the Bill of Rights

467
Q
In December of 1780, this
general replaced Horatio Gates
as the commander of the
Continental Army in the southern
colonies.
A

Nathanael Greene

468
Q

The Royal Proclamation of 1763
forbade American expansion
west of this region.

A

the Appalachian Mountains

469
Q

The government sent a militia of
this size to confront the Whiskey
Rebellion.

A

thirteen thousand

470
Q

After the Age of Revolutions, this
style of government dominated in
Europe and the Americas.

A

constitutional republics

471
Q

This attitude encouraged the
delegates at the Constitutional
Convention to pursue a stronger
central government.

A

nationalism

472
Q

This man led the Federalist

Party.

A

John Adams

473
Q

This Massachusetts man insisted
on traditional views of female
roles as “republican mothers.”

A

Rev. Thomas Barnard

474
Q

This term describes the forced
migration of enslaved peoples
within the United States to meet
cotton-production demands.

A

the new Middle Passage

475
Q

Jamaica was a colony of this

European country.

A

Britain

476
Q

The Spanish aided American
smuggling operations in this
American port city.

A

New Orleans

477
Q

This man was John Adams’
running mate in the 1800
election.

A

Charles Cotesworth Pinckney

478
Q

The First Continental Congress
created this organization to
boycott imported British goods.

A

the Continental Association

479
Q

Native American social groups
included these five
organizations.

A

clans, tribes, villages,

chiefdoms, and confederacies

480
Q

South Carolina and Georgia
imported enslaved peoples to
cultivate this good.

A

rice

481
Q

These four diplomats
represented the United States at
the Treaty of Paris.

A

John Adams, Benjamin Franklin,

John Jay, and Henry Laurens

482
Q

George Washington bore this
military rank at the beginning of
the Seven Years’ War.

A

major

483
Q

After the partial repeal of the
Townshend Acts, a tax remained
on this product.

A

tea

484
Q

More American colonists could
vote than those in Britain for this
reason.

A

greater opportunity for

Americans to own land

485
Q

This number of Native American
troops defended against Anthony
Wayne’s forces in the Battle of
Fallen Timbers.

A

one thousand five hundred

486
Q
This ordinance gave all state
residents the right to vote if their
wealth amounted to over fifty
pounds and if they had lived in
the state for a year.
A

the New Jersey Voting Act of

1790

487
Q

This group emphasized federal
stability and was led by
Alexander Hamilton and John
Adams.

A

the Friends of Order

488
Q

This historian termed the passion
for arms in New England as
“rage militaire.”

A

Charles Royster

489
Q

This reverend was forced to
move while worshipping in St.
George’s Church.

A

Rev. Absalom Jones

490
Q

William Clark and Meriwether
Lewis mapped and explored this
American territory.

A

the Louisiana territory

491
Q

These two diseases were

common on sugar plantations.

A

malaria and yellow fever

492
Q

England kept this type of
relationship with neighboring
Native American tribes.

A

separated

493
Q

This number of enslaved
Africans arrived in Port Comfort,
Virginia in August 1619.

A

twenty

494
Q

The Louisbourg fort in French
Canada protected the mouth of
this river.

A

the Saint Lawrence River

495
Q

This woman implored
revolutionary leaders to
“remember the ladies” during
American lawmaking.

A

Abigail Adams

496
Q

British soldiers and Boston
residents fought over this issue
in the 1760s and 1770s.

A

access to jobs

497
Q

Emma Willard’s female
educational mission spread to
these American regions.

A

the South and Midwest

498
Q

The British seized Bunker Hill

using this method of combat.

A

hand-to-hand

499
Q

This man’s presidential
inauguration was the first held in
Washington, D.C.

A

Thomas Jefferson

500
Q

This religious organization
encouraged French settlers to
convert Native Americans.

A

the Roman Catholic Church

501
Q

The Declaration of
Independence is divided into this
number of sections.

A

five

502
Q

This man injured in the Bloody
Massacre was not actually
participating in the fight.

A

the merchant

503
Q

Anthony Wayne constructed this

fort in the heart of Miami territory.

A

Fort Wayne

504
Q

These two delegates served as
diplomats to Europe during the
Constitutional Convention.

A

Thomas Jefferson and John

Adams

505
Q

This Massachusetts lawyer and
assembly member was one of
the earliest Patriot supporters.

A

James Otis

506
Q

Americans of these professions
were injured during the Bloody
Massacre.

A

two apprentices, a
leatherworker, a seafarer, and a
merchant

507
Q

Representatives from these
colonies attended the Stamp Act
Congress in 1765.

A
Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, South
Carolina
508
Q

The Declaration of
Independence listed this number
of grievances against George III.

A

twenty-seven

509
Q

This military leader led American
soldiers during the Battle of the
Combahee River.

A

John Laurens

510
Q

This English political theorist
wrote the 1689 Declaration of
Rights.

A

John Locke

511
Q

Most of America’s debt was

concentrated in this region.

A

the north

512
Q

John Adams won this many
electoral votes in the 1796
presidential election.

A

seventy-one

513
Q

The law of coverture placed
women under the will of these
two male roles.

A

husband or father

514
Q

West Point stands on this river.

A

Hudson River

515
Q
François Joseph Paul
commanded this number of
French naval vessels to meet
with Franco-American forces in
Virginia.
A

28

516
Q

Benjamin Franklin, John Jay,
John Rutledge, and Thomas
Jefferson drafted this document
to avoid war with Britain.

A

the Olive Branch Petition

517
Q

The British standing army
consisted of this number of
troops.

A

48,000

518
Q

Native American tribes from
these two regions allied with
France during the Seven Years’
War.

A

Ohio Country and Great Lakes

regions

519
Q

This state was the first state
added to the Union after the
1787 Ordinance.

A

Ohio

520
Q

These features of the cotton gin
pulled cotton to separate the
fiber from the seed.

A

wire hooks and a wire screen

521
Q

The British were defeated at
these two locations during the
Seven Years’ War.

A

Fort Oswego and Fort William Henry

522
Q

These skilled tradespeople in
Massachusetts supported the
Patriot cause.

A

orators, writers, and

propagandists

523
Q

Historians estimate that this
number of soldiers died of
dehydration at the Battle of
Monmouth.

A

50

524
Q

This name refers to the citizen-

soldiers of the colonial militias.

A

minutemen

525
Q

Navy commander John Paul
Jones helped capture this British
ship in April of 1778.

A

H.M.S. Drake

526
Q

Pontiac’s forces captured this

many people by the fall of 1763.

A

six hundred

527
Q

This prime minister gave the
British East India Company a
monopoly on the colonial tea
market.

A

Frederick, Lord North

528
Q

This number of armed men rose
to fight against federal officials
who subpoenaed distillers.

A

five hundred

529
Q

The colonial unification
movement started at this
meeting.

A

the Albany Congress

530
Q

Robert Dinwiddie was an

investor in this organization.

A

the Ohio Company

531
Q

This nation took control of New
Orleans and all French land west
of the Mississippi in the Treaty of
Paris.

A

Spain

532
Q

This British commander of Fort
Miami barred the fort’s gates
against Native warriors in the
Battle of Fallen Timbers.

A

Major William Campbell

533
Q

These laws allowed the
deportation of foreigners and
diminished the voting rights of
new immigrants.

A

Alien and Sedition Acts

534
Q

George Washington set these
three executive precedents for
the role of president.

A

inaugural address, executive
cabinet, annual messages to
Congress

535
Q

These parliamentary acts
decreased American autonomy
by taxing many imported items.

A

the Townshend Acts

536
Q

This chief encouraged Native
American tribes to unite and fight
against the British after the
Seven Years’ War.

A

Chief Pontiac

537
Q

Many colonists moved to this
major Massachusetts city as
access to rural fertile land
diminished.

A

Boston

538
Q

Margaret Brent was the executor

of this colonial governor.

A

Leonard Calvert

539
Q

This state declared slavery to be
against its state constitution in
1780.

A

Massachusetts

540
Q

These two nations won the
Seven Years’ War in North
America.

A

Britain and Spain

541
Q

This 1783 act declared all
enslaved soldiers who fought in
the American Revolution as free
men.

A

Virginia Act of 1783

542
Q

This number of British soldiers
were wounded following the
Battle of Bunker Hill.

A

800

543
Q

During the Battle of Bunker Hill,

British ships crossed this river.

A

Charles River

544
Q

James Armistead played a
crucial role for the American and
French side at this Revolutionary
War battle.

A

Battle of Yorktown

545
Q

events Paul Revere famously spread
the news that this military group
was approaching Patriot territory.

A

Regulars

546
Q

It was estimated that this number
of Loyalists fought for the British
in the American Revolution.

A

25,000

547
Q

Benjamin Rush founded this
institution of higher education to
educate American women.

A

Dickinson College

548
Q

The consumption of this good
surged in the colonies after the
refusal to import tea.

A

coffee

549
Q

This part of the legislative branch
would be apportioned with an
equal number of representatives
for state.

A

the Senate

550
Q

These Native American groups
joined the Western Confederacy
to defend land rights in Ohio.

A

Chippewa, Delaware, Ottawa,
Wyandot, Shawnee, Miami,
Potawatomi

551
Q

This declaration claimed that the
American colonies ought to be
free from British influence.

A

the Lee Resolution

552
Q

Arnold requested this cash
reward from the British in
exchange for West Point.

A

20,000 pounds

553
Q

Jefferson owned this number of

enslaved persons.

A

six hundred

554
Q

Fort Washington is located near

this modern-day city.

A

Cincinnati

555
Q

An increasing reliance on
European goods forced Native
American groups to change their
survival practices in this manner.

A

hunting more animals

556
Q
This British Whig party leader
openly spoke against British
involvement in further conflict
following the Battle of Guilford
Courthouse.
A

Charles James Fox

557
Q

Women provided these goods
and services to soldiers during
the American Revolution.

A

provisions and medical care

558
Q

When six delegates met in
Annapolis in September 1786,
they discussed this issue.

A

regulation of interstate

commerce

559
Q

The British surrendered at the
Battle of Yorktown on this date in
1781.

October 17th

A

The British surrendered at the
Battle of Yorktown on this date in
1781.

October 17th

560
Q

This act forced British colonies to
produce printed material on
stamped paper imported from
London.

A

the Stamp Act

561
Q

Republican motherhood provided
this great benefit for American
women.

A

access to formal education

562
Q

Benedict Arnold married this
daughter of a Loyalist
sympathizer.

A

Peggy Shippen

563
Q

Land from the Northwest
Territory was split up between
these five regions.

A

Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,

Wisconsin, Minnesota

564
Q

The Albany Congress focused

on this issue.

A

relations with the French and

Native American tribes

565
Q

Britain struggled during these

years of the Seven Years’ War.

A

the first four years

566
Q

The Peace of Paris treaty was
signed on September 3, 1783 in
this French building.

A

Hôtel d’York

567
Q
This state enacted a law that
banned white Americans from
marrying Africans, Native
Americans, or people with
“mixed” ancestry.
A

Massachusetts

568
Q

Methodists from this state
claimed that slavery was
“contrary to the Golden law of
God.”

A

Virginia

569
Q

This number of militiamen shut

down Shays’ Rebellion.

A

three thousand

570
Q

These three Native American
tribes spoke the Algonquian
language.

A

Powhatan, Pequots,

Narragansetts

571
Q

Only this portion of states had to
approve the Constitution for it to
go into effect.

A

two-thirds

572
Q

The British controlled this key
western fort in the later stages of
the war.

A

Fort Detroit

573
Q

New French colonies included
these four regions of the United
States and Canada.

A

Newfoundland, the Ohio River
Valley, the Mississippi River
Valley, and the Rocky
Mountains

574
Q

The British custom of halting
military campaigns during winter
emerged during this century.

A

eighteenth

575
Q

These two Algonquian tribes
resided near the settlements of
the Pilgrims.

A

Pequots and Narragansetts

576
Q

number of the thirteen British
colonies met in Albany to discuss
the tensions in the oncoming
Seven Years’ War.

A

seven

577
Q

Britain had to pacify these two
groups in its newly acquired
French territories after the Seven
Years’ War.

A

French-Canadian citizens and
French-allied Native American
tribes

578
Q

These three nationalities made
up General John Burgoyne’s
military force.

A

British, Hessian, and Canadian

579
Q

Washington and his British
forces were defeated in this
battle.

A

Fort Necessity

580
Q

The Connecticut Compromise

was also known by this name.

A

the Great Compromise

581
Q

Britain declared war on France

after hearing about this event.

A

the British defeat at Fort

Necessity

582
Q

The female production of this
material aided in the boycotts of
British goods.

A

homespun cloth

583
Q

The American Board of Custom
Commissioners encouraged
officials to report smugglers with
this method.

A

paying a bonus for convicting

smugglers

584
Q

This Algonquian tribe fought
against colonizers in New
England.

A

the Wampanoags

585
Q

three government roles could
only be appointed by state
legislatures or electors.

A

governor, senator, and president

586
Q

Most Federalist supporters came

from these regions

A

the East Coast and cities

587
Q
A chief from this tribe
encouraged Native American
tribes to unite and fight against
the British after the Seven Years’
War.
A

Ottawa

588
Q

In pre-colonial times, Native
American identity focused on
these groups.

A

immediate social groups

589
Q

Hamilton denounced these
actions of the Adam presidency,
splintering the Federalist party.

A

making peace with France

590
Q

This term refers to the colonists
who fought for American
independence during the
Revolutionary War.

A

Patriots

591
Q

This number of new vessels

entered the Continental Navy.

A

eight

592
Q

The Miami’s capital of Kekionga
was located near these natural
landmarks.

A

St. Joseph and St. Mary’s

Rivers

593
Q

Native American forces used this
means to discover Anthony
Wayne’s attack plans.

A

capturing one of Wayne’s

594
Q

State legislatures enacted this
measure to pay foreign debts,
enraging farmers.

A

property tax

595
Q

The Olive Branch Petition was

delivered to this British governor.

A

the Earl of Dartmouth

596
Q

The American Revolution traces
its origins to this Parliamentary
act.

A

the Stamp Act

597
Q

These two types of relationships
were common between French
and Native American groups.

A

trade relationships and

marriages

598
Q
Many delegates of the
Continental Congress believed
that this general would make a
better commander than
Washington.
A

Horatio Gates

599
Q

The Albany Congress sought to
defend British lands from this
nation.

A

French Canada

600
Q

Delegates removed a reference
to slavery in the Declaration of
Independence to appease these
two states.

A

South Carolina and Georgia

601
Q

These two states had mostly
settled their debt and did not
want to help other states.

A

Virginia and North Carolina

602
Q

General Greene confronted the
British forces during this battle
on March 15th.

A

Battle of Guilford Courthouse

603
Q
This French foreign minister
proposed that the United States,
Great Britain, and Spain should
split up their territory in North
America.
A

Comte de Vergennes

604
Q

Demand for cotton bolstered this
system of agriculture in the
American south.

A

the plantation system

605
Q

The British ships captured by
American privateers were valued
at this number of dollars.

A

66 million

606
Q

Washington was leery of getting
involved in an unfolding conflict
between these two European
nations.

A

France and Britain

607
Q

Native American tribes
exchanged these goods for
federal funds and supplies under
the annuity system.

A

land cessations

608
Q

This federal tax inspector was

killed in the Whiskey Rebellion.

A

John Neville

609
Q

Native American casualties in
the Battle of Fallen Timbers
ranged between these two
numbers.

A

between twenty to forty warriors

dead

610
Q

The members of the Iroquois
Confederacy resided in this
region.

A

the Great Lakes region of

Upstate New York and Canada

611
Q

This farmer described the
abuses of tax collectors and
state courts.

A

Old Plough Jogger

612
Q

Massachusetts colony members
shared this cultural and religious
tradition.

A

Puritanism

613
Q

General Thomas Gage ordered
this number of British soldiers to
be stationed in Boston in 1775.

A

3,000

614
Q

British colonizers first
encountered Algonquian peoples
in these two colonial states.

A

Virginia and Massachusetts

615
Q

Militiamen captured John André
near this New York city on
September 23, 1780.

A

Tarryton

616
Q

The Spanish joined the
Revolutionary War as an ally of
the French in this year.

A

1779

617
Q

This system kept the three
branches of government from
dominating the other.

A

checks and balances

618
Q

This man served as
Washington’s Secretary of the
Treasury

A

Alexander Hamilton

619
Q

In the 1770s, English citizens
made up this percentage of the
colonial population.

A

less than two-thirds

620
Q

This European power primarily
aided the Patriot cause to help
them win the war.

A

French

621
Q

American women developed
substitutes for this good during
boycotts in the 1760s and 1770s.

A

tea

622
Q

These two large states would
benefit most from population-
weighted representation.

A

Virginia and Pennsylvania

623
Q

This event was the turning point
for the British cause in the Seven
Year’s War.

A

William Pitt’s command of

military operations

624
Q

This state expanded the
franchise to all men who paid
taxes or served in the military in
1818.

A

Connecticut

625
Q

The free Black community used
these organizations to
demonstrate pride, solidarity,
and empowerment.

A

schools, churches, benevolent
societies, political caucuses,
newspapers

626
Q

This Maryland man argued that
Americans were not represented
in Parliament, even virtually.

A

Daniel Dulany Jr.

627
Q

This number of British troops

landed in Boston in 1768.

A

four thousand

628
Q

British colonizers first
encountered Algonquian peoples
in these two colonial cities.

A

Jamestown, Virginia and

Plymouth, Massachusetts

629
Q

These two men led Shays’

Rebellion.

A

Daniel Shays and Luke Day

630
Q

Traders in this profession sought
to trade with Native Americans in
the Ohio River Valley.

A

fur trading

631
Q

The British strategy in 1777
centered primarily on seizing this
colonial city.

A

Philadelphia

632
Q

In this region of America in
particular, women married later
and had fewer children.

A

New England

633
Q

These two parliamentary tax acts

preceded the Stamp Act.

A

the Sugar Act and the Currency

Act

634
Q

This Jesuit priest published The
Jesuit Relations, describing
settler efforts to convert Native
Americans to Christianity.

A

Father Paul Le Jeune

635
Q

Enslaved Africans occupied this
fraction of the colonial
population.

A

one-fifth

636
Q

The main curriculum of Mrs.
Remington’s Young Ladies
Boarding School offered these
six subjects.

A

reading, writing, arithmetic,
grammar, composition, and
geography

637
Q

This British captain was arrested
and charged with murder after
the Bloody Massacre.

A

Thomas Preston

638
Q

Shays’ Rebellion protested the

county court in this city.

A

Northampton, Massachusetts

639
Q

Chief Pontiac formed an alliance
with these Native American
tribes.

A

Shawnee, Wyandot, Seneca,

Cayuga, Delaware

640
Q

Congress sent this number of
Constitutional amendments to
the states for approval.

A

twelve

641
Q

Changing birthrates allowed

women to pursue these interests.

A

charitable and reform causes

642
Q

This number of black soldiers
was estimated to have served for
the Continental Army and Navy.

A

5,000

643
Q

This state did not pass debtor
relief laws to allay financial
insecurity.

A

Massachusetts

644
Q

Colonial settlers from Britain
overwhelmingly belonged to this
religious group.

A

Protestant

645
Q
One-third of the African
American population in this state
obtained freedom through
manumission or purchasing
freedom.
A

Maryland

646
Q

Some American women obtained
education through these
institutions.

A

female academies

647
Q

A single laborer required this
amount of time to separate a
pound of cotton fiber from its
seeds.

A

ten hours

648
Q

Members of the state legislature
mostly came from this economic
class.

A

the merchant class

649
Q

This formerly enslaved man led

the Haitian Revolution.

A

Toussaint Louverture

650
Q

“The Rights of the British
Colonists Asserted and
Defended” argued against this
British governmental practice.

A

taxation without representation

651
Q

These two social practices
reflected the importance of
British culture on the colonies.

A

wearing clothes made of

imported cloth, drinking tea

652
Q

Le Jeune’s The Jesuit Relations
describes these four aspects of
Native American society
favorably.

A

physical strength, intelligence,

contentment, and diplomacy

653
Q

This nickname referred to
women who traveled back and
forth to deliver water to soldiers.

A

Molly Pitcher

654
Q

The first textile mill in America

was built in this state.

A

Rhode Island

655
Q

must possess this amount of

income.

A

a personal estate of forty
pounds or a freehold estate of
forty shillings a year

656
Q

The Antifederalist Robert Yates
likely wrote under this
pseudonym.

A

Brutus

657
Q

Common Sense borrowed
rhetorical and formal structures
from this type of public address.

A

a sermon

658
Q

This amendment protects
freedom of religion, speech,
press, assembly, and petition.

A

the First Amendment

659
Q

The siege of Boston remained at
a stalemate until this month and
year.

A

March 1776

660
Q

George Washington possessed
this number of enslaved people
when he wrote his will.

A

one hundred and twenty-three

661
Q

The Ethiopian Regiment
consisted of this number of
formerly enslaved men.

A

1,000

662
Q

Before the American revolution,
this percentage of the white
colonial male population could
vote.

A

fifty to seventy-five percent

663
Q

New Jersey’s voting laws were
restricted in 1807 so that only
this group could vote.

A

white male taxpayers

664
Q

This military leader was the
captain of the New York
Provincial Company of Artillery.

A

Alexander Hamilton

665
Q

The British Prime Minister’s
rebuttal to the Declaration of
Independence bore this title.

A

“Answer to the Declaration of

the American Congress”

666
Q

These two men delivered the
Olive Branch Petition to King
George III.

A

Richard Penn and Arthur Lee

667
Q

The four American diplomats at
the Treaty of Paris all served in
this political body.

A

Continental Congress

668
Q

During this conflict, Native
American tribes allied to fight
against the British after the
Seven Years’ War.

A

Pontiac’s War/Pontiac’s

Rebellion

669
Q

This state delayed ratifying the
Articles of Confederation over
issues of western land claims.

Maryland

A

Maryland

670
Q

The French revolutionary
government used these three
government actions to improve
the lives of women and the poor.

A

price controls, free education,

increased taxes on the wealthy

671
Q

Pontiac and his allies attacked
British forts in these two
locations.

A

Ohio Country and the

Pennsylvania frontier

672
Q

France had approximately this
number of settlers in the New
World in 1756.

A

sixty-five thousand

673
Q

The compromises at the
Continental Congress focused
on this American institution.

A

slavery

674
Q

This law standardized the sale of

land in the West.

A

Land Ordinance of 1785

675
Q

Cornwallis and his forces raided
farms and plantations in Virginia
for this number of months.

A

three

676
Q

This social role for women,
coined during the American
Revolution, brought them some
advantages.

A

republican motherhood

677
Q

French ministers demanded that
Americans pay bribes to this
French minister in order to open
negotiations.

A

Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-

Perigord

678
Q

This man was one of the leaders

of the Federalist movement.

A

James Madison

679
Q
This percentage of the African
American population in Maryland
obtained freedom through
manumission and purchasing
freedom.
A

one-third

680
Q

Southern lawmakers restricted
these five abilities of free Black
men.

A

voting, sitting on juries, testifying
in court, owning dogs, carrying
guns

681
Q

St. Clair clashed with these two
Native American tribes during St.
Clair’s Defeat.

A

Shawnee and Miami

682
Q

This member of Washington’s
cabinet encouraged him to
respond to the Whiskey
Rebellion with reconciliation.

A

Edmund Randolph

683
Q

This man encouraged
communication channels
between the American coast and
interior.

A

Samuel Adams

684
Q

This law outlawed the publication
of writing against the government
or government officials.

A

the Sedition Act

685
Q

The Marquis de Lafayette held
this position in the French
military.

A

commander-in-chief of the

Parisian National Guard

686
Q

This man was the first Vice

President of the United States.

A

John Adams

687
Q

Jefferson owned a plantation in

this city.

A

Charlottesville, Virginia

688
Q

The Continental Army consisted

of this number of recruits.

A

18,000

689
Q

Paul Le Jeune belonged to this

Catholic religious order.

A

Jesuit

690
Q

Thomas Jefferson was selected
to draft the declaration for this
reason.

A

His status as a Virginian

691
Q

Fort Miami is located near this

modern-day city.

A

Toledo, Ohio

692
Q

Some Loyalists faced this cruel
punishment for their political
affiliation.

A

tarring and feathering

693
Q

French settlers in the New World
particularly relied on this type of
trade.

A

the fur trade

694
Q

These two Massachusetts
delegates fought over the
Constitution.

A

Francis Dana and Elbridge

Gerry

695
Q

Many plantation-owning Loyalists
relied on British trade networks
to export these two goods to
world markets.

A

tobacco and indigo

696
Q

Slavery was more easily
abolished in the North for these
two reasons.

A

smaller enslaved population,
economically less reliant on
enslaved labor

697
Q

This woman advocated for
women’s higher education and
founded the first female
seminary.

A

Emma Willard

698
Q

This proposal created a
bicameral legislature and
reconciled the large state/small
state controversy.

A

the Connecticut Compromise

699
Q

This Prussian volunteer helped
train American forces in their
military tactics.

A

Baron Friedrich von Steuben

700
Q

Delegates from this number of
states participated in the
Constitutional Convention.

A

twelve

701
Q

Iroquois lands bordered the
settlements of these European
countries.

A

France, England, and the

Netherlands

702
Q

John Adams cast this number of
tie-breaking votes in the Senate
as vice president.

A

thirty-one

703
Q

This group aided the Native
American tribes participating in
the Battle of Fallen Timbers.

A

Canadian militiamen

704
Q

This military force occupied the
high ground during the Battle of
Kings Mountain.

A

Loyalists

705
Q

Major William Campbell of Fort
Miami refused to admit Native
warriors for this reason.

A

Wanting to avoid war with the

United States

706
Q

This man was the author of the
Virginia Act for Establishing
Religious Freedom.

A

Thomas Jefferson

707
Q

This document acknowledged
Native ownership of the Ohio
territory.

A

the Treaty of Greenville

708
Q

Colonial settlers from France
overwhelmingly belonged to this
religious group.

A

Catholic

709
Q

These two Christian
denominations sought to convert
enslaved Africans to Christianity.

A

Methodists and Baptists

710
Q

The British found Loyalist
support on this shore of
Maryland.

A

eastern

711
Q

This man invented the cotton gin

in 1793.

A

Eli Whitney

712
Q

Catherine van Cortlandt took
care of this number of children
while Philip served in the British
Army.

A

nine

713
Q

This battle is widely considered
the major turning point of the
Revolutionary War.

A

Battle of Saratoga

714
Q

Every state adopted
amendments about individual
liberties except for this state.

A

Maryland

715
Q

These three reasons motivated
settlers in New France to convert
Native Americans.

A

national glory, profit, and

religious drive

716
Q

These two women were notable
for receiving United States
military pensions for their war
efforts.

A

Mary Hays and Margaret Corbin

717
Q
This proclamation expanded the
power of Lord Dunmore’s
Proclamation by declaring all
slaves under Patriot control to be
free.
A

Philipsburg Proclamation

718
Q

In 1810, this percentage of
African Americans living in
northern states were enslaved.

A

one quarter

719
Q

The British Crown issued this
proclamation following the initial
rebellion in Massachusetts.

A

Proclamation of Rebellion

720
Q

This European disease
particularly devastated Native
American populations.

A

smallpox

721
Q

Taxes from the Stamp Act were

paid in this currency.

A
British currency (rather than
colonial paper money)
722
Q

This author of Common Sense
made moral and political
arguments for American
independence.

A

Thomas Paine

723
Q

This act codified Hamilton’s
financial plan for federal
assumption of state debts.

A

the Funding Act

724
Q

Under this political system,
women had no rights or legal
representation.

A

English common law

725
Q

The American Revolution
affected attitudes towards these
four sociopolitical fields.

A

slavery, women’s rights,

religious life, voting rights

726
Q

The Patriots used this nickname

for the Coercive Acts.

A

the Intolerable Acts

727
Q

In this county, the whiskey tax
caused sixty-eight percent of the
taxable population to foreclose.

A

Berks County

728
Q

These six Indian tribes made up
the Six Nations of the Iroquois
Confederacy during the
American Revolution.

A

Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga,
Oneida, Mohawk, and
Tuscarora

729
Q

This group supported the

Constitution.

A

Federalists

730
Q

This number of Whiskey

Rebellion rebels were arrested.

A

twenty

731
Q

The rising cultivation of this crop
bolstered slavery in southern
states.

A

cotton

732
Q

Margaret Brent petitioned this
organization for the right to vote
in 1648.

A

the Maryland General Assembly

733
Q

These three Federalists wrote

the Federalist Papers.

A

Alexander Hamilton, James

Madison, John Jay

734
Q

The Christian Moravian mission

was located in this Ohio city.

A

Gnadenhutten

735
Q

This Saint-Domingue group was
the first to seize upon the ideals
of the French Revolution.

A

white planters

736
Q

This woman was notable for
participating in battle, following
her husband who was a gunner
in the Pennsylvania artillery.

A

Mary Ludwig Hays

737
Q

Colonial settlers from France and
England differed in this
significant way.

A

religious belief

738
Q

The Townshend Acts taxed

these imported goods.

A

paper, glass, paint, oil, lead, tea

739
Q

The British constructed Fort

Miami on this natural landmark.

A

the Maumee River

740
Q

Samuel Adams gave the list of
grievances against George III
this title.

A

the “Catalogue of Crimes”

741
Q

This event marks the end of the

first French revolution.

A

Napoleon’s rise to power

742
Q

At the beginning of European
colonization, this key factor
weakened Native American
groups.

A

disease

743
Q

The equestrian statue of George
III in New York was repurposed
to make these items.

musket balls

A

musket balls

744
Q

During the winter of 1777, the
Continental Army was forced to
camp in the log cabins of this
region.

A

Valley Forge

745
Q

Camp followers provided these
four essential services to the
army.

A

nursing, laundry, cooking, and

companionship

746
Q

This act granted full United
States citizenship and voting
rights to Native Americans.

A

the Snyder Act

747
Q

The American Revolution
challenged the idea of a political
order based on these divisions.

A

class “ranks”

748
Q

Congress officially outlawed the
importation of enslaved Africans
in this year.

A

1808

749
Q

Spain attempted to recover these
two Mediterranean territories
from the British.

A

Gibraltar and Menorca

750
Q

This Federalist Paper argued
that the size of the United States
would prevent state interests
from abusing power.

A

Federalist No. 10

751
Q

This state outlawed slavery in

1777.

A

Vermont

752
Q

These two white American
groups benefited most from the
American Revolution.

A

yeoman farmers and urban

artisans

753
Q

Antifederalists had this chief

complaint with the Constitution.

A

lack of protection for individual

liberties

754
Q

This Patriot leader represented
the British soldiers in court to
ensure a fair trial.

A

John Adams

755
Q

Washington’s farewell address

was published in this newspaper.

A

The Daily Advertiser

756
Q

Southern plantations focused on
this type of crop in order to make
a profit.

A

cash

757
Q

Colonel Barton and his men
sought to capture this British
general on their journey.

A

Richard Prescott

758
Q

The phrase “safeguards of
liberty” refers to these
Constitutional amendments.

A

The first three

759
Q

Thomas Paine was born in this

city.

A

Norfolk, England

760
Q

This act organized the trans-
Appalachian West for white
settlement despite Native land
claims.

A

the Land Ordinance of 1785

761
Q
This proclamation in November
of 1775 offered freedom to
slaves who escaped their Patriot
enslavers and fought for the
British cause.
A

Lord Dunmore’s Proclamation

762
Q

European colonial expansion

accelerated in this century.

A

the seventeenth century

763
Q

Under the Albany Plan, this
individual elected the president
of the colonial council.

A

the British monarch

764
Q

After losing to Native warriors,
Josiah Harmar retreated to this
location.

A

Fort Washington

765
Q

The land claims of these five
states were placed under federal
control after the 1787 Ordinance.

A

Pennsylvania, Virginia, New
York, Connecticut,
Massachusetts

766
Q

James Madison initially proposed
this number of amendments to
the Constitution.

A

nineteen

767
Q

One term at Mrs. Remington’s
Young Ladies Boarding School
cost this amount of money.

A

four dollars

768
Q

The Royal Proclamation of 1763

outlawed this economic practice.

A

the private purchase of Native

American lands

769
Q

The Americans repulsed this
number of British waves because
the Patriots held their fire at

A

Two

770
Q

This term refers to colonists who
remained loyal to the British
crown during the Revolutionary
War.

A

Loyalists

771
Q

John Hancock and Benedict

Arnold shared this occupation.

A

merchants

772
Q

Margaret Brent wanted the right
to vote in order to achieve this
goal.

A

paying mercenaries to subdue a

Protestant insurrection

773
Q

Increased taxes on the wealthy
went to support this French
revolutionary goal.

A

social security for the poor and

disabled

774
Q

This man was the governor of
Massachusetts during the Bloody
Massacre.

A

Thomas Hutchinson

775
Q

This newspaper published a list
of American casualties in the
Bloody Massacre.

A

the Boston Gazette

776
Q

This French foreign minister
believed that peace between the
British and Americans would
severely hurt the French.

A

Charles Gravier

777
Q

This part of the United States
Constitution allows state
legislatures to oversee federal
elections and voter eligibility.

A

Article 1

778
Q

These two members of
Washington’s cabinet were bitter
political enemies.

A

Jefferson and Hamilton

779
Q

Shays’ Rebellion was put down

in this city.

A

Petersham

780
Q

This landmark became the
boundary between slave and
free states.

A

the Ohio River

781
Q

British and American forces
fought mainly in these two
colonies during the summer of
1777.

A

New York and Vermont

782
Q

This system perpetuated United
States government dominance
over Native American groups.

A

the annuity system

783
Q

When Hamilton was Secretary of
the Treasury, national debt had
reached this amount.

A

fifty-four million dollars

784
Q

The British focused their effort on
these four southern colonies in
1778.

A

Virginia, North Carolina, South

Carolina, and Georgia

785
Q

These two events increased
tensions between American
colonists and the British
government.

A

the French and Indian War and

the Proclamation of 1763

786
Q

Franklin’s observation of this
Native American group inspired
his Albany Plan.

A

the Iroquois

787
Q

George Washington planned to
surprise attack these forces at
Trenton, New Jersey.

A

Hessian

788
Q

Negotiations to resolve the
Revolutionary War started during
this month of 1782.

A

April

789
Q

These three crops were called

the “Three Sisters.”

A

corn, beans, squash

790
Q

The Friends of Order were led by

these two men.

A

Alexander Hamilton and John

Adams

791
Q

This American diplomat
negotiated directly with British
Prime Minister William Petty.

A

John Jay

792
Q

John Adams and Samuel Adams

attended this university.

A

Harvard

793
Q

Under Comte de Vergennes’s
proposal, United States territory
would be limited to east of this
mountain range.

A

Appalachian Mountains

794
Q

This man proposed the Albany
Plan, which encouraged a unified
colonial government.

A

Benjamin Franklin

795
Q

This founding slaveholder was
one of the only ones to oppose
slavery eventually.

A

George Washington

796
Q

Most of France’s Native
American allies in the Seven
Years’ War came from this
group.

A

the Algonquian

797
Q

This revolution created strife in

the Dutch Republic in 1795.

A

Batavian Revolution

798
Q

Armistead was finally

emancipated in this year.

A

1787

799
Q

Margaret Brent belonged to this

Christian denomination.

A

Catholic

800
Q

The Haitian Revolution abolished

this part of the labor market.

A

enslaved labor

801
Q

These three states voted
unanimously to approve the
Constitution in their state
conventions.

A

Delaware, New Jersey, Georgia

802
Q

The second phase of the
Revolutionary War centered
around this region of the
colonies.

A

Mid-Atlantic

803
Q

Jefferson had an intimate
relationship with this enslaved
woman.

A

Sally Hemings

804
Q

This event increased demand for

southern cotton in the north.

A

the Industrial Revolution

805
Q

Anthony Wayne led this number
of American troops into Native
American territories in case
peace talks failed.

A

two thousand

806
Q

Great Britain prohibited

American trade with this region.

A

the Caribbean

807
Q

This action by American
colonists influenced Parliament’s
decision to repeal the Stamp Act.

A

boycott of English goods

808
Q

This man wrote the Virginia Plan.

A

James Madison

809
Q

The Haitian Revolution
particularly threatened this
institution.

A

American slavery

810
Q

The federal government refused
to naturalize this group as
citizens until 1792.

A

Africans

811
Q

This boundary separated Native
American and European-
American settlement in the Ohio
region.

A

the Greenville Treaty Line

812
Q

The Constitutional Convention

was held in this building.

A

the Pennsylvania State House

813
Q

John Adams served in this
organization before he worked
as an ambassador to Europe
during the Revolutionary War.

A

Continental Congress

814
Q

These two places were the
leading producers of sugar in the
mid-eighteenth century.

A

Saint-Domingue and Jamaica

815
Q

Boston’s population reached this

number in 1768.

A

sixteen thousand

816
Q

This woman was notable for
enlisting in the Continental Army
under a man’s name.

A

Deborah Sampson

817
Q

The causes of the American
Revolution can primarily be tied
to this conflict.

A

the Seven Years’ War

818
Q

Rev. Thomas Barnard held his
“republican mothers” discussion
with the Female Charitable
Society of this town.

A

Salem, Massachusetts

819
Q

Alexander Hamilton served as
lieutenant colonel under
Washington for this number of
years.

A

four

820
Q

This number of Loyalists fled the
United States for Canada or
Great Britain near the end of the
Revolutionary War.

A

80,000

821
Q

The Algonquian peoples fed
themselves through these
means.

A

hunting, fishing, and cultivating

crops

822
Q

Jefferson and Burr won this
number of electoral votes in the
1800 election.

A

seventy-three

823
Q

These groups approved the

Constitution.

A

popular conventions in each

state

824
Q

These organizations were the
most influential within the free
Black community.

A

churches

825
Q

This June 1775 declaration
proclaimed the neutrality of
Native Americans.

A

Oneida Declaration of Neutrality

826
Q

This battle was the last major
military conflict of the
Revolutionary War.

A

Battle of Yorktown

827
Q

The Powhatan resisted

colonizers in this colony.

A

Virginia

828
Q

Philip Van Cortlandt fled his
home in this colony to escape
Patriot arrest.

A

New Jersey

829
Q

These two states reopened the
Atlantic slave trade after the
Revolutionary War.

A

South Carolina and Georgia

830
Q

These two Patriot leaders
supported the actions of the
Boston tea party.

A

Samuel and John Adams

831
Q

James Otis wrote this pamphlet
protesting taxation without
representation.

A

“The Rights of the British
Colonists Asserted and
Defended”

832
Q

Congress chose George
Washington to lead the
Continental Army instead of this
man.

A

John Hancock

833
Q

Father Paul Le Jeune wrote and
edited this book about settler
efforts to convert Native
Americans to Christianity.

A

The Jesuit Relations

834
Q

This internal problem between
British commanders caused
major issues during the Battle of
Saratoga.

A

miscommunication

835
Q

Interactions between French
settlers and Native Americans
could be described in these two
ways.

A

long-term and frequent

836
Q

The British attacked American
forts on this island on August 27,
1776.

A

Long Island

837
Q

Burgoyne discovered that the
support of this group was weaker
than he expected in the New
York area.

A

Loyalist

838
Q

This event was the first peaceful
transfer of political power in the
United States.

A

the election of 1800

839
Q

This earlier document informed

the Fugitive Slave Clause.

A

the Northwest Ordinance

840
Q

John Jay wrote this number of

the Federalist Papers.

A

five

841
Q

The states ratified this number of

Constitutional amendments.

A

ten

842
Q

This organization enforced the
tax policies of the Townshend
Acts.

A

the American Board of Custom

Commissioners

843
Q

The Powhatan resisted
European expansion in this area
of Virginia.

A

west Virginia

844
Q

This agreement split France’s
colonial holdings in North
America and ended the Seven
Years’ War.

A

the Treaty of Paris

845
Q

These two European countries
dominated North American
colonial expansion in the mid-
eighteenth century.

A

Britain and France

846
Q

This party won the presidential

election of 1800.

A

Democratic-Republicans

847
Q

Iroquois dominance of this body
of water gave them an
advantage in negotiating with
European settlers.

A

the Great Lakes and its rivers

848
Q

After this British leader took
charge of the military, the British
fared much better in North
America.

A

William Pitt

849
Q

Mary Loker and Jane Goodenow
voted in Sudbury, Massachusetts
on this issue.

A

access to the common to graze

livestock

850
Q

This number of Anglo-French
wars in the colonies stemmed
from warfare in Europe.

A

three

851
Q

Because of this British legislation
to prevent American expansion,
the Native Americans mostly
support the British.

A

Proclamation of 1763

852
Q

John Adams’s victories in these
states helped him win the
presidency.

A

the mid-Atlantic states

853
Q

Pennsylvania militiamen killed
this number of Native Americans
at the Christian Moravian
mission in March of 1782.

A

96

854
Q

The British desired to seize
control of this river in 1777 in
hopes of isolating the colonies.

A

Hudson River

855
Q

Great Britain’s colonies spread
between these two modern-day
American states.

A

from Maine to Georgia

856
Q

This historian is critical of the
benefits of republican
womanhood.

A

Linda Kerber

857
Q

this river to protect land and
trading relations in the Ohio
River Valley.

A

Allegheny River

858
Q

Ordinary Americans from this
economic group joined the
Antifederalists.

A

yeoman farmers

859
Q

This formerly enslaved preacher
observed tensions between
Black and white congregants in
the north.

A

Richard Allen

860
Q

Alexander Hamilton wrote this

number of the Federalist Papers.

A

fifty-one

861
Q

The Oneida sent a message
declaring neutrality to the
governor of this colony.

A

New York

862
Q

This act established a national

capital on the Potomac River.

A

the Residence Act

863
Q

Daniel Dulany Jr.’s pamphlet
was published in this American
city.

A

Annapolis

864
Q

Before the Townshend Acts, this
organization paid the salaries of
colonial governors.

A

colonial legislatures

865
Q

Port Comfort lay near this major

American colony.

A

Jamestown

866
Q

Between French and British
colonial holdings, this European
country possessed more land in
the New World.

A

France

867
Q

Benedict Arnold fled to this
colony following John André’s
arrest.

A

Virginia

868
Q

This revolutionary group was

reluctant to allow all men to vote.

A

Patriots

869
Q

This amendment prohibits the
government from quartering
soldiers in civilian homes.

A

the Third Amendment

870
Q

This number of Native American
soldiers were killed during St.
Clair’s Defeat.

A

fifty

871
Q

This number of freed African
Americans lived in the north in
1810.

A

fifty thousand

872
Q

These two states opposed the
proposed constitutional ban on
the transatlantic slave trade.

A

Georgia and South Carolina

873
Q

This representative was arrested
under the Sedition Act and re-
elected to Congress while in
prison.

A

Matthew Lyon

874
Q

This woman particularly agitated
for the liberty of thought during
the American revolution.

A

Eliza Wilkinson

875
Q

The only time a sitting president
has led troops into combat was
George Washington’s attempt to
dispel this insurrection.

A

the Whiskey Rebellion

876
Q

This Algonquian tribe resided

near Jamestown.

A

Powhatan

877
Q

This colonist was the wife of
Continental Army Colonel Henry
Knox.

A

Lucy Flucker Knox

878
Q

Patriot leaders Benedict Arnold
and Ethan Allen captured this
British fort.

A

Fort Ticonderoga

879
Q

The American militia controlled
this territory, which was the only
land access to Boston.

A

Roxbury Neck

880
Q

Under English common law, this
type of woman could own
property and sign contracts in
her own name.

A

widows

881
Q

General Horatio Gates was
defeated at this battle on August
16, 1780.

A

Battle of Camden

882
Q

This president repealed

Hamilton’s whiskey excise tax.

A

Thomas Jefferson

883
Q

Hamilton’s whiskey excise tax
fell especially harshly on distillers
from this region.

A

the west

884
Q

The British focused on this
geographic region of the colonies
during the third stage of the war.

A

southern

885
Q

Hamilton proposed this solution

to America’s debt crisis.

A

federal assumption of state debt

886
Q

Europeans and Americans held
this misguided belief about
enslaved persons and political
freedom.

A

that enslaved persons would not

maintain freedom

887
Q

This Native American group was
the first to encounter European
colonists.

A

the Algonquians

888
Q

American casualties in the Battle
of Fallen Timbers totaled this
number.

A

thirty-three dead and one

hundred wounded

889
Q

These two proclamations offered
freedom to enslaved people with
Patriot enslavers.

A

Lord Dunmore’s Proclamation

and Philipsburg Proclamation

890
Q

British and Native American
forces met William Crawford and
his men at this river, preventing
further conflict.

A

Sandusky River

891
Q

Cornwallis refused to attend the
surrender at Yorktown for this
reason.

A

illness

892
Q

The Stamp Act Congress met in

this colony.

A

New York

893
Q

British lost this estimated
percentage of their total forces at
the Battle of Guilford
Courthouse.

A

27

894
Q

This set of laws set restrictions
on trade between British colonies
and other nations.

A

Navigation Acts

895
Q

Congress allowed for the
construction of this number of
frigates.

A

13

896
Q

These groups attempted and
failed to prevent the seizure of
Native American lands by
English settlers.

A

colonial agents

897
Q

This Federalist supporter wrote

most of the Federalist papers.

A

Alexander Hamilton

898
Q

Commander Charles Hector was

also known by this name.

A

The Comte d’Estaing

899
Q

British troops captured this
number of French soldiers at the
Battle of Jumonville Glen.

A

twenty-one

900
Q

This part of the legislative branch
would be apportioned based on
population and the popular vote.

A

the House of Representatives

901
Q

This part of the Constitution
compelled northern states to
return captured enslaved
persons to the south.

A

the Fugitive Slave Clause

902
Q

Deborah Sampson was from this

Massachusetts city.

A

Plympton

903
Q

These two proto-political parties
existed during Washington’s first
term as president.

A

the Friends of Order and the

Friends of Liberty

904
Q

Revolutionary figures used this
document to challenge the
perceived inferiority of Africans.

A

the Declaration of Independence

905
Q

This organization banned slavery

in Massachusetts.

A

the Massachusetts Supreme

Court

906
Q

One-third of the African
American population in Maryland
obtained freedom through these
means.

A

manumission or purchasing

freedom

907
Q

The Federalist Papers argued

these two key points.

A

necessity of strong central
government, separation of
power prevents tyranny

908
Q

This man wrote the Virginia

Declaration of Rights.

A

George Mason

909
Q

These five issues were most
important to the creation of the
Articles of Confederation.

A

sovereignty, Congressional
powers, western lands, voting,
judiciary

910
Q

New Jersey gave voting rights to
all people whose wealth
amounted to this number and
above.

A

fifty pounds

911
Q

Lucy Knox claimed that colonists
had to pay this number of
shillings for a pound of butter.

A

two

912
Q

After the Treaty of Paris, France
controlled this region of North
America.

A

the Caribbean

913
Q

Both the Continental Congress
and the British attempted but
ultimately failed to keep this
group of people out of the war.

A

Native Americans

914
Q

Great Britain had approximately
this number of settlers in the
New World in 1756.

A

two million

915
Q

Insurgents in Shays’ Rebellion
attempted to seize a federal
arsenal in this city.

A

Springfield

916
Q

This document declared that the
colonies were threatening war
against Britain.

A

the Proclamation of Rebellion

917
Q

Congress first met in this city.

A

New York

918
Q

The Albany Congress laid the
foundation for these two latter
congresses.

A

the Stamp Act Congress and the

First Continental Congress

919
Q

This delegate suggested
outlawing the transatlantic slave
trade in the constitution but
failed.

A

George Mason

920
Q

Georgia allowed all men who
owned this amount of income to
vote in 1777.

A

ten pounds

921
Q

The Treaty of Greenville limited
Native American political
autonomy by these means.

A

relinquishing control of some

territory, banning alliances

922
Q

This French commander
departed from the attack on the
British in Savannah after twice
being wounded.

A

Charles Hector

923
Q

Many Black churches used this
term to indicate solidarity and
identity.

A

“African”

924
Q

John Jay negotiated this treaty
with Britain to promote peace
between Britain and America.

A

the Treaty of Amity, Commerce,
and Navigation, Between his
Britannic Majesty and the United
States of America

925
Q

Enslavers imported this number
of people from Africa to Saint-
Domingue in 1787.

A

twenty thousand

926
Q

When Hamilton was Secretary of
the Treasury, states had accrued
this amount of debt.

A

twenty-five million dollars

927
Q

These founding slaveholders did
not manumit enslaved people
after their deaths.

A

Thomas Jefferson, James

Madison, George Mason

928
Q

The nicknames “rebels,”
“Yankees,” and “Whigs” refer to
this same colonial group.

A

Patriots

929
Q

This American political party
supported Britain in the
France/Britain conflict.

A

Federalists

930
Q

These institutions educated
young women in the skills of
domesticity.

A

female academies/seminaries

931
Q
Representatives from seven of
the thirteen British colonies met
in this city to discuss the
tensions in the oncoming Seven
Years’ War.
A

Albany, New York

932
Q

This number of delegates
participated in the Constitutional
Convention.

A

fifty-five

933
Q

Women in these types of cities
had the lowest birthrates on
average in 1810.

A

seaport cities

934
Q

Freed African Americans were

denied these rights in the north.

A

voting, serving on juries,
testifying in court, holding
property, attending public
schools

935
Q

In 1778, this general replaced
General Howe as commander of
the British forces in America.

A

Sir Henry Clinton

936
Q

In this battle, Native Americans
dealt federal forces their greatest
defeat.

A

St. Clair’s Defeat

937
Q

The Virginia Plan was also
known by this name due to its
emphasis on population-
weighted representation.

A

the Large-State Plan

938
Q

The British Army helped to free
this number of slaves in an
attempt to weaken the colonies.

A

3,000-10,000

939
Q

Paul Revere created these
propaganda pieces to support
the Revolution.

A

illustrations

940
Q

The British outflanked
Washington’s forces during this
battle on September 11, 1777.

A

Battle of Brandywine

941
Q

The delegates controversially
removed this claim about George
III’s power over America.

A

George III enslaving the

colonies

942
Q

British officials sent 220 troops to
secure this bridge upon arriving
in Concord.

A

North Bridge

943
Q

A single laborer required ten
hours to produce this amount of
pure cotton fiber.

A

one pound

944
Q

The Siege of Charleston ended
on this date in 1780 following
Lincoln’s surrender.

A

May 12th

945
Q

These three leaders wanted the
nation’s capital to be on the
Potomac River.

A

Jefferson, Madison, and

Washington

946
Q

The United States claimed
fishing rights off the coast of this
North American territory.

A

Canada

947
Q

These three congressional
delegates led the pro-
independence faction in 1776.

A

John Adams, Samuel Adams,

and Richard Henry Lee

948
Q

George Washington attacked a
French scouting party in this
colonial region, starting the
Seven Years’ War.

A

Pennsylvania

949
Q

This printer created the first
copies of the Declaration of
Independence.

A

John Dunlap

950
Q

France provided aid to America
during the Revolutionary War for
this reason.

A

to weaken Britain

951
Q

Only this number of states had to
approve the Constitution for it to
go into effect.

A

nine

952
Q

Female education led to this

major social change in America.

A

closing the literacy gap between

men and women

953
Q

This French revolutionary
document proclaimed that all
men were free and equal.

A

“Declaration of the Rights of

Man and of the Citizen”

954
Q

Both George Washington and
Benjamin Tallmadge organized
this spy network.

A

Culper Spy Ring

955
Q

The congressional delegate from
this colony led the movement to
reconcile with Britain.

A

Pennsylvania

956
Q

This American revolutionary
figure received a key to the
Bastille.

A

George Washington

957
Q

Some African Americans
achieved freedom by joining this
organization in the Revolutionary
War.

A

the British Army

958
Q

This state placed legal
restrictions on manumission in
1792.

A

Virginia

959
Q

This British term refers to the
British plan to seize the southern
colonies.

A

Southern Strategy

960
Q

This French leader held power

before the French Revolution.

A

Louis XVI

961
Q

The New Jersey Plan’s
emphasis on one-vote-per-state
gave it this alternate name.

A

the Small State Plan

962
Q

Rev. Thomas Barnard told this
organization that women ought
to serve as “republican mothers.”

A

the Female Charitable Society

of Salem, Massachusetts

963
Q

The Friends of Liberty later

morphed into this political party.

A

the Democratic-Republican

Party

964
Q

Women in seaport cities gave
birth to this number of children
on average in 1810.

A

four children

965
Q

This parliamentary act revoked
Massachusetts’s charter and
limited its colonial power.

A

the Massachusetts Government

Act

966
Q

This British force served as an
important liberator for enslaved
African Americans.

A

Army

967
Q

William Pitt concentrated these
resources on the Seven Years’
War.

A

troops, funds, and leadership

968
Q

The revenue from Townsend Act
taxes paid the salaries of these
government positions.

A

governors and judges

969
Q

This state marked the western
boundary of enslaved labor in
1860.

A

Texas

970
Q

Planters from this state formed

the Ohio Company in 1749.

A

Virginia

971
Q

Under New Jersey’s voting laws,
only this type of woman could
vote.

A

single

972
Q

Approximately this number of
slaves fled Georgia following
Clinton’s Philipsburg
Proclamation.

A

5,000

973
Q

Many freed African Americans
could not support themselves
after manumission for this
reason.

A

Inability to practice occupations

learned while enslaved

974
Q

Native American defenders in
the Battle of Fallen Timbers were
caught unawares for this reason.

A

expecting a rain delay

975
Q

Congress mobilized this number
of soldiers and re-established the
navy to prepare for conflict with
France.

A

ten thousand

976
Q

The Ohio Company secured this
number of acres of land in the
Ohio River Valley.

A

two hundred thousand

977
Q

George Washington’s inaugural
address emphasized these two
features of the newly formed
Constitution.

A

amendments and individual

978
Q

The first female seminary was

founded in this city.

A

Troy, New York

979
Q

Martha Washington joined
George Washington at his winter
quarters at this campsite.

A

Valley Forge

980
Q

James Madison’s Virginia Plan
suggested these three branches
of government.

A

bicameral legislature, executive,

and judiciary

981
Q

The Miami capital of Kekionga is

located near this modern city.

A

Fort Wayne, Indiana

982
Q

The supplementary curriculum at
Mrs. Remington’s Young Ladies
Boarding School included these
courses.

A

drawing, painting, embroidery,

needlework, filigree

983
Q

This number of enslaved peoples
were forced to migrate within the
United States to meet labor
demands.

A

one million

984
Q

Representatives from these
colonies attended the Albany
Congress.

A

Connecticut, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland

985
Q

This type of status mostly
determined political affiliations
during the Revolution.

A

economic

986
Q

Robert Dinwiddie was the

governor of this colony.

A

Virginia

987
Q

Mrs. Remington’s Young Ladies
Boarding School was located in
this city.

A

Augusta, Maine

988
Q

The British constructed this fort
on the Maumee River to avoid an
attack on Fort Detroit.

A

Fort Miami

989
Q

Washington and Rochambeau’s
joint army started their march
this number of miles south of
New York.

A

three hundred

990
Q

This man was the second

President of the United States.

A

John Adams

991
Q

This Continental Army officer felt
unappreciated by senior officers
and the Continental Congress.

A

Benedict Arnold

992
Q
Parliament passed a law in
January of 1782 prohibiting this
British force from any additional
offensive attacks in North
America.
A

Army

993
Q

These northern states
maintained systems of slavery
until the 1840s.

A

Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New

Hampshire, New Jersey

994
Q

American militias met Ferguson
and his Loyalist forces at this
mountain near the border of
North and South Carolina.

A

Kings Mountain

995
Q

Under this practice, Britain
pursued a “hands-off” approach
to the colonies and enforced
parliamentary laws loosely.

A

salutary neglect

996
Q

The Marquis de Lafayette held
this position in the French
government.

A

member of Estates General

997
Q

This delegate wanted to delay a
declaration of independence until
America secured foreign allies.

A

John Dickinson

998
Q

Britain received these French

lands in the Treaty of Paris.

A

Quebec and the Ohio Valley

999
Q

Eliza Wilkinson came from this

American colony.

A

South Carolina

1000
Q

The coast Algoquians were along were

A

the Atlantic Coast,

1001
Q

The Lake Bodies the Alonguian were along

A

the Great

Lakes

1002
Q

The River the Alonguian were along

A

the St. Lawrence River

1003
Q

White slavers illegally imported African enslaved peoples from (blank) and Mexico

A

Spanish Florida

1004
Q

White slavers illegally imported African enslaved peoples from Spanish Florida and (blank current nation)

A

Mexico

1005
Q

Free African Americans faced discrimination from white workers for fear of job competition and

A

fear of social integration

1006
Q

Free African Americans faced discrimination from white workers for fear of job competition and

A

social integration

1007
Q

By what year were there 30,000 slaves in the northern colonies

A

1810

1008
Q

Albany Congress Started

A

June 19, 1754

1009
Q

Albany Congress Ended

A

July 11, 1754

1010
Q

Boston King and other formerly enslaved people settled in Nova Scotia and (2 Word blank) following evacuation from the United States.

A

Sierra Leone

1011
Q

Boston King and other formerly enslaved people settled in Sierra Leone and (2 Word blank) following evacuation from the United States.

A

Nova Scotia

1012
Q

Jefferson pursued these three

presidential policies: dismantling taxes, reducing (blank), paying off government debt

A

army and navy

1013
Q

Jefferson pursued these three
presidential policies: dismantling (blank), reducing army and navy, paying off
government debt

A

taxes