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What was an agreement made by the Pilgrims? Mayflower Compact
Made on the Mayflower in 1620 Mayflower Compact
When did the Pilgrims agree on the Mayflower Compact? Just before they landed near Plymouth Rock
Bound them to live a civil society according to their own laws Mayflower Compact
remained until the colony was absorbed into Massachusetts Mayflower Compact
The Mayflower Compact was the first written what in America? Constitution
Who is the author of McGuffey's Readers? William H. McGuffey
What was William H. McGuffey job? A midwestern teacher
series of books to teach reading to schoolchildren McGuffey's Readers
Series began to appear in the 1830s McGuffey's Readers
What was a popular slogan of the 1840s? Manifest Destiny
What was used by people who believed that the US was destined to expand across NA to the Pacific Ocean? Manifest Destiny
This idea was used to justify the acquisition of Oregon and large parts of the South west, including CA Manifest Destiny
Who was a scholar and religious leader? Cotton Mather
Who was a prominent Massachusetts Puritan? Cotton Mather
He urged the supression of witchcraft. Cotton Mather
He supported the Salem Witch Trials. Cotton Mather
Who was a public Official? John Marshall
Who was a Federalist that served as a chief justice of the Supreme Court from 1801-1835? John Marshall
His interpretations of the Constitution served to strengthen the power of the Court. John Marshall
Who was a legislator and educational reformer? Horace Mann
Where did Horace Mann live? Massachusetts
What is Horace Mann's nickname? father of American public schools
worked to increase the availability and quality of free public schools Horace Mann
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