APUSH – Exam 2 – Chapters 5-8 – Study Guide Key Terms/Concepts Triangular trade Arminianism Great Awakening Old lights New lights Poor Richard’s Almanac Events Zenger Trial King William’s War Queen Anne’s War War of Jenkins’s Ear King George’s War French and Indian War Royal Colonies Proprietary colonies Albany Congress Republicanisms Mercantilism Admiralty courts Nonimportation agreements First continental Congress Second continental Congress Armed Neutrality Battle of Quebec Pontiac’s uprising Stamp Act Congress Boston Massacre Boston Tea Party Battle of Lexington and Concord Valley Forge Battle of Bunker Hill Battle of Long Island Battle of Trenton Battle of Saratoga Battle of Yorktown Acts/Laws/Documents Regulator Movement Molasses Act Edict of Nantes Proclamation of 1763 Sugar Act Quartering Act Stamp Tax Declaratory Act Townshend Acts Intolerable Acts Quebec Act The Association Olive Branch Petition Common Sense Declaration of Independence Declaration of the Rights of Man Treaty of Fort Stanwix Treaty of Paris Model Treaty People/Groups Michel-Guillaume Jean de Crevecoeur Jacobus Arminius Jonathan Edwards George Whitefield John Trumbull John Singleton Copley Phillis Wheatley John Peter Zenger Louis XIV Samuel de Champlain Edward Braddock William Pitt James Wolfe Pontiac John Hancock George Grenville Charles Townshend Crispus Attucks George III Lord North Samuel Adams Thomas Hutchinson Marquis de Lafayette Baron von Steuben Lord Dunmore Ethan Allen Benedict Arnold Paxton boys Huguenots Courerus de bois Voyageurs Acadians Regulars 1 Radical Wigs Sons of Liberty Daughters of Liberty Committees of correspondence Hessians Loyalists Patriots Privateers Richard Montgomery Thomas Paine Richard Henry Lee Lord Charles Cornwallis William Howe John Burgoyne Benjamin Franklin APUSH – Exam 2 – Chapters 5-8 – Study Guide Comte de Rochambeau Nathanael Greene Joseph Brant George Rogers Clark Additional Info March of the Paxton Boys Regulator Movement and Scotch-Irish South Carolina and it’s concerns over heavy concentrations of slaves Early colonial professions Triangular Trade routes and what was routed Colonial America Manufacturing – what were important enterprises Tax supported churches Early American Colleges Treaty of Utrecht Reasons for British control over the Ohio Valley Differences between Seven Years’ War and other Anglo=French Wars Purposes of the Albany Congress Navigation Laws Evacuation Day Women’s Rights Armed Neutrality League 2 Admiral de Grasse