Study Guide

47 cards   |   Total Attempts: 188
  

Cards In This Set

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Question 1
What land bridge was used by the Native Americans to cross from Asia to America?
Answer 1
Beringia
Question 2
What was the key that led a rise on civilization in America?
Answer 2
Agricultural
Question 3
What did Native Americans believe in?
Answer 3
They believed that some places were sacred and that animals, plants and natural forces had spiritual importance
Question 4
What is Reformation?
Answer 4
Movement to correct the problems in the church
What were three goals that the European wanted during the Age of Exploration?
1. Spread Christianity 2. Expand their empire 3. Become rich
Question 6
What was the Columbian Exchange?
Answer 6
Was the movement of living things between hemispheres
Question 7
What were the four reasons why Africans were enslave?
Answer 7
1. Africans immune system to most European diseases 2. No friends or family in new world 3. Provided permanent source of cheap labor 4. Worked on farms in Africa so had experience
Question 8
What was Bacon's rebellion?
Answer 8
Nathaniel Bacon and a group of frontier settlers opposed Gov. Berkley because of high taxes and his favoritism of the large plantation owners and demanded Berkley approve war against the Native Americans so frontiersmen could own land as well, Gov. Berkley refused. Bacon and frontiersmen took control of the House of Burgesses, burned down Jamestown, Bacon died before he could be hung.
Question 9
What was the Mayflower Compact and what were two important concepts?
Answer 9
The Mayflower Compact was an agreement by the men who vowed to obey the laws for the good of the colony. The two important concepts were established the idea of self-government and majority rule
Question 10
What were the three stops in the triangular trade?
Answer 10
New England(where sugar and molasses were dropped off), to Africa(where rum and iron were dropped off and slaves picked up), and West Indies(where slaves and gold were dropped and rum and molasses picked up)
Question 11
What does the cartoon represent?
Answer 11
The cartoon represented the colonies and urged them to unite against Great Britain
Question 12
What did Britain decide to do to deal with the war debt after the French and Indian war?
Answer 12
Britain owed a lot of money after the French and Indian war. They felt benefited most from this war were the colonist. Britain decide to attempt to raise revenue from the colonies to pay down the war debt
Question 13
Who were the Sons and Daughters of Liberty?
Answer 13
Were a group of lawyers, merchants and craftspeople(those affected most by the Stamp Act). These groups staged protests, attacked customs officials;they sabotaged goods (Tea Party)
Question 14
Who wrote The Common sense and what was it?
Answer 14
Was a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that attempted to convince colonists to join the Patriot side in the war
Question 15
What did the Declaration of Independence explain?
Answer 15
Declared the reasons for separating from Great Britain and established the principles of government upon which the United States would be built