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History Exam Review Word Search Puzzle

Question	Answer
the five themes of geography show the connection between geography and...	history
When the united states expanded, settlers moved to the...	west
Physical regions in the U.S. are marked by...	contrasting landforms
What is not a question economics asks about society?	Where should we sell our goods and services
The two most important river systems in the U.S. are the...	Mississippi and Missouri Rivers
The two features that define a region's climate are...	temperature and precipitation
____ is a key tool for historians because it shows the order of past events	chronology
Peoples' basic need in any society are...	food, shelter, clothing
The social science that deals with the rights and responsibilities of a citizen is...	civics
Many sientists belive what theory of early migration to North America?	land bridge
What did the early peoples of North America learn from the peoples settled in Central and South America?	how to irrigate crops.
What influenced the development of Native American culture in North America?	climate, geography, and resources
by the 1400's, people in Africa and the Middle East shared what?	respect for nature
What did not influence the development of European civilization?	Chinese trade fleets
What was a important result of the Crusades?	new trade routes were opened
Native American developed defferent _____ because they adapted their ways of life to different enviroments.	cultures
All Native American cultures in North America believed that the world was full of very powerful, unseen forces and _____	spirits
_____ trading fleets visited India and Africa during the 1400's	Chinese
Results of the Renaissance period are:	1. More people traded and traveled, 2. Gains were made in science, art, and history, 3. Europe emerged from a long period of isolation.
who may not have visited North America before 1400 except	Spanish
The goal of Spanish colonies in North America was to	enrich Spain
one result of spanish colonization in the Americas was	the establishment of strict social classes as provided for in the Laws of the Indies
The Europeans looked for new sea routes to Asia because they wanted	to increase profit from trade
after the Protestant Reformation great rivalry began to exist among the European nations because of	religion differences
European nations established colonies in North America to seek riches, compete for land, and have ____ freedom	religious
the colony of _____ was almost a failure because its early inhabitants were more interested in finding ____ than in growing crops	jamestown, gold
The idea and tradition of _____ government was first introduced in North America in Jamestown	representative
One purpose for establishing the _______ was to attract new settlers to the jamestown	House of Burgesses
The _____ at Plymouth were different from earlier English settlers because they came seeking religious freedom in North America.	Pilgrims
Puritans from Massachusetts founded Conneticut because	they felt the Massachusetts government was too powerful
New England colonies were characterized by	closely knit villages
which group of people sought religious freedom in Williams Penn's colony?	Protestant Germans
Which activity did not contribute to the economy of the Middle Colonies?	fishing
how did Yankee merchants get around the Navigation Acts?	They sailed on trianular trade routes and engaged in smuggling
What was not true of colonial legislatures	all legislatures had upper, middle, and lower houses
Two distinct was of life developed in the Southern colonies:the _______ and the _______	tidewater, back country
The primary crops grown in the Southern colonies were ____, ____, and ____	indigo, rice, and tobacco
The ____ movement influenced the thinking of the English colonists in the 1700's	enlightenment
One result of the Great Awakening was the establishment of new _______	churches
What is true about the French rule in North America	it ended up in the capture of quebec
What did not happen after the British Victory in the French and Indian War?	The Albany Plan of Union was adopted
What happened as a result of the Intolerable Acts	Colonial leaders formed the First Continental Congress
The colonies united and began to form militias in response to	the Intolerable Acts
What did colonist do to show their opposition to British actions	boycotted British goods
What did not happen after the Boston Tea party	The British passes a tax on tea
In the 1700's France and England competed for control of the fur trade and land in the ______	ohio valley
The ______ resulted in Britain's ganing French lands in North America	french and indian war
The Massachusetts colonists held the _______ to protest the tax on tea	Boston Tea Party
The first battles of the American Revelution were fought at ________	Lexington and Concord
What resulted after the battle of saratoga?	1. British were no longer threat to New England. 2. France became an ally of U.S. 3. American spirits were raised
how did women play a role in the American Revolution	tending business and farms
By fighting for the colonists, enslaved African Americans...	risked being captured and sold by the British
The south became the main battlefield in the Revolution because	attempts made by britain in the north failed
After the Treaty of Paris (revolution) what happened?	Britain recognized the independence of the United States.
The second Continental Congress attempted to make peace with King George and the British by sending the ______	olive branch petition
Thomas Paine's _______ called for colonists to support independence from britain.	Common Sense
The declaration of Independece lists the natural rights of men as ___,_____, and ____	Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness
_____ became an ally of Americans in the west	Spain
The battle that ended the Revolution was fought at_______	Yorktown
The Ariticles of Confederation failed because the new national government	didnt have the power to deal with economic crisis
What was part of the Articles of Confederation	each state had one vote
The Great Compromise was an agreement on what?	the number of state representatives in Congress
What did the writers of the constitution not have to agree on	the rules a territory would follow in order to become a state
What idea did the writers of the Constitution borrow from the Romans?	self-government
From what source did the writers of the Constitution get the idea of natural human rights?	the Enlightenment
Antifederalists objected to the Constitution because it	gave too much power to the national government
One of the major flaws of the _________ was that it formed a weak national government	Articles of Confederation
The idea of including a bill of rights in the Constitution had its roots in the English _________	Manga Carta
The key issue in the ratification process of the Constitution was a _______	Bill of Rights
What are the goals of the U.S. constitution	to unite the states, promote the general well-being, and to establish justice
What are the powers of Congress	to unite the states, promote the general well-being, and to establish justice
What are the powers of Congress	impeach a President, make the nation's laws, and to control how much money government spends
How can the Constitiution be amended	Congress may suggest amendments
What is required to amend the Constitution	2/3 of both the House and Senate
the 14, 15, 19, and 23rd amendments all expanded the rights of citizens to...	vote
Both state and local government,	provide law enforcement and education services
How are state constitutions different than the U.S. Constitution	they are longer and contain more details
what are the responsibilities of a citizen	staying informed, voting, and volunteering
The principle in which each branch of government can limit the power of the other two branches are ________	checks and balances
The ________ can check the power of the executive and legislative branches by declaring laws unconstitutional	Supreme Court
A _____ colony was one in which an individual or group received a charter and paid a yearly sum to the crown. They in turn could sell or rent land to others	Proprietary
An army of volunteer citizens who trained and served during times of emergency was a _____	militia
______ are goods that are shipped to other countries	exports
An _____ was an instrument used by ancient navigators to determine a ship's latitude while at sea	astrolabe
An ______ is an agreement between nations to support one another	alliance
The ________ forbade British settlers to move into areas west of the Appalachians	Proclamation of 1763
The study of _____ deals with how people satisfy their wants and needs by managing their limited resources	economics
______ are goods that are shipped into the country	imports
the _______ imposed duties on legal documents	stamp
the _______ were passed in retaliation for the Boston Tea Party	Intolerable Acts
To ____ a territory is to give up any claim to that territory	cede
to _____ a document is to make changes to that document	amend
The _______ marked the turning point of the American Revolution	battle of saratoga
the righ of the people to alter their government is called _________	popular sovereignty
The _____ created a loose alliance of the independent states	Articles of Confederations
To ______ a plan or action means to carry out that plan or action or to do what is required	execute
the ________ signed by King John in 1215 defined the rights of British monarchs and citizens	Magna Carta
a ______ was an individual during the Revolutionary War who favored a peaceful resolution to the conflict with the British and desired to remain loyal to King George	loyalists
The first major battle of the Revolutionary War was the _________	Battle of Bunker Hill
A _____ was an individual during the Revolutionary War who favored independence from Britain	patriot