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Midterm Review

Ch. 4-9

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Which river did John Smith first explore after the colonists arrived at Jamestown? James River
The colony of Connecticut was founded by who? Thomas Hooker
The colony of Georgia was settled by who? English debtors
Which country profited most during exploration? England
Which colony developed a General Court with a two house legislature? Massachusetts Bay
Imported and exported to their colonies rather than foreign nations is called what? mercantilism
Because Pilgrims were persecuted by English authorities, they immigrated from _______ to _________ in 1620 England to America
Tobacco, rice, and cotton were primary ________ in the colonies cash crops
Which colony was settled as a refuge for Quakers by William Penn? Pennsylvania
The Navigation Acts required colonists to do most of their trading with? England
The Mayflower Compact was such an important document because it was the first attempt by average people at? self-government
Due to a colonial boycott against the __________, the British repealed all taxes except the tax on tea Townshend Act
The Boston Massacre gained its name and reputation as a result of the propaganda used by _______ and other protestors Paul Revere
Thomas Jefferson was the primary author of the _________ Declaration of Independence
During the __________, the British fought against an alliance of French troops and American Indians. French and Indian War
During the winter of 1777-1778, one fourth of Washington’s troops died of disease and malnutrition at ________. Valley Forge
On December 25, 1776, Washington and 2,400 Patriot soldiers surprised the enemy at Trenton by crossing the __________ at midnight Delaware River
The US National borders were laid out in Treaty of Paris 1783
A full-scale revolution by the colonist’s from Britain was known as Boston Massacre
Two documents that limited the powers of the British king were Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights
A confederation Congress with representatives from each colony governed the states under this document Articles of Confederation
Two self-governing documents written by Americans before the Revolution were Mayflower Compact and Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
New England town meetings and the Virginia House of Burgesses are examples of representative government
Federalists were supporters of the constitution
Fundamental rights, such a religious liberty is natural rights
This document created a central government with limited powers and gave more power to each state Articles of Confederation
Division of power between national government and the states is federal system
The Constitution is the “final authority” under the Constitution
Each state is committed to the authority of the federal government’s laws over states. Which document states this? Constitution
The plan in which small states would have few representatives in Congress was known as Virginia Plan
The ability of the Constitution to fit the needs of a changing nation is proven by Bill of Rights
Congress had asked states to give money to help pay national war debts and operate the federal government under what document Articles of Confederation
_____________ is given to judges in the Supreme Court to ensure that they make their decisions free from the influence of a particular party life appointments
The heads of the 15 executive departments makes up the __________ presidents cabinet
Branch responsible for enforcing laws approved by Congress Executive
A system that prevents any branch from becoming too powerful is Checks and Balances
Discussing international relations, trade agreements, and interstate commerce was the sole purpose of the 1787 Constitutional Convention
The first 10 amendments is known as Bill of Rights
Ability to tax, borrow money, provide law enforcement, and provide for the health and welfare of the people are _______________ that the federal and state governments share Concurrent Powers
A tax on imported goods is a tariff
Marbury vs. Madison established the court’s power of Judicial Review
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