AP 1ST NINE WEEKS REVIEW
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Chesapeake settlements compared to Massachusetts Bay settlements 17th century
Zenger trial resulted in..
Why slavery expanded after 1680 – change in labor
North American Indian cultures characteristics
Mississippi River Valley Indian tribes culture before Columbus
Roger Williams characteristics,significance
What was responsible for Western European expansion in 15th century
The Motivation(s) for Puritan settlement in New England
Virginia – first to have slaves
Navigation Acts - principles
Great Awakening – effects, responses to
Europeans greatest impact on the Americas 16th-17th centuries-disease
Mayflower Compact
Bacon’s Rebellion- issue of dispute
Early explorers of North America
Dominion of New England was established to…
Explorers matched w/country MAGELLAN,CHAMPLAIN, HUDSON, CABOT, DRAKE
Early 1800’s concept of “separate spheres” for the sexes- role of women
Mercantilist system 1700’s led to…
“Remember the ladies” quote by Abigail Adams
Commonalities of colonies in mid 1700’s
How Revolution was financed
1760’s 1770’s most effective tactic for the repeal of the Stamp Act and Townsend Acts
Battle of Saratoga- significance
“virtual representation” 1700’s- principle
Albany Plan
Join or Die cartoon
Stamp Act
Results of French and Indian War- most significant
Shay’s Rebellion- issue in dispute
Weaknesses of Articles of Confederation
Regulator Movement, Bacon’s Rebellion, and Paxton Boys - undemocratic ways to achieve goals
Tribes in the Ohio Valley 1789- characteristics
Widely held beliefs among the Founding Fathers
1780’s why frontier people felt the U.S. government had forfeited their loyalty
Mercantilism linked to which English philosopher 18th century
Olive Branch Petition
Annapolis Convention-significance
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The justification for British forts after the Treaty of Paris
Characterization of the violence in Bacon’s Rebellion, Boston Tea Party, Shay’s Rebellion, and Whiskey
Rebellion
Iroquois Confederacy response to European settlers- strategies
How Early American diplomats gained advantage for U.S. - exploitation of European rivals
Why Continental Congress was cautious drafting the Articles of Confederation
Half-way Covenant was adopted because
What mercantilism was the foundation for
John Winthrop “city on a hill”
George Mason
Anti-Federalist principle arguments over Constitution
1754-56 crucial events (2)
“morning star of the American Revolution” –relate to event
“republican motherhood” concepts
Imperial conflicts between France and Britain- wars between
King Phillip’s War was fought to..
Common Sense - significance
Change in American public opinion 1774-1776
Main factor separating the first 2 political parties
Social effects of the Revolution
Va. House of Burgesses and Mayflower Compact similarities
Federalist papers - best argument for the Federal Constitution
Va. and Kentucky Resolutions position
U.S. at the beginning of “Era of Good Feelings”
Factors that led to English coming to America
Consequences of the acts of trade and navigation
Great Awakening preachers focus
Hartford Convention significance
Hamilton’s domestic program – his beliefs
Crevecoeur’s “new man”
Two Treaties of Government – philosophical foundation for Revolution
French Revolution effects on American events
Jefferson’s revolution of 1800
Embargo of 1807
Jackson’s veto of the 2nd BUS
Washington’s Neutrality Proclamation was response to…