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Semester One U.S. History Review

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What year was the first permanent English settlement founded?   show
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show July 4, 1776  
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show 1787  
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What document was signed in 1215 and limited the power of the king?   show
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show English Bill of Rights  
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show Virginia House of Burgesses  
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show Mayflower Compact  
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show Fundamental Orders of Connecticut  
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show Albany Plan of Union  
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What did the Proclamation of 1763 say?   show
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show Thomas Jefferson  
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What is the name of the document that ended the American Revolution and made the Mississippi River the western boundary of the United States?   show
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show Articles of Confederation  
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What is the name of the document written in 1787 that established the U.S. government and divided it into three branches?   show
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show Bill of Rights  
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What was the name of the series of essays written by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison?   show
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show To persuade colonists to ratify the constitution  
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show Made a system for territories to apply for statehood  
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The period of religious enthusiasm in the American colonies is referred to as what?   show
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show Boston Massacre  
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show Boston Tea Party  
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show Intolerable Acts  
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What was the pamphlet written to convince colonists that it was time to become independent from Britain?   show
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Who wrote Common Sense and The Crisis?   show
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show Articles of Confederation  
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show Shays' Rebellion  
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The purpose of this event was to make changes to the AOC.   show
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show Philadelphia at Constitutional Hall  
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show Whiskey Rebellion  
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Which act led to the 3rd Amendment in the Bill of Rights?   show
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show Great Compromise  
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show 3/5 Compromise  
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What did the 3/5 Compromise say?   show
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show French and Indian War  
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show Lexington and Concord  
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What was the first official battle of the American Revolution?   show
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show Saratoga  
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What was the final battle of the American Revolution?   show
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Who was the man who saved Jamestown by implementing the "work or starve" rule?   show
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show John Rolph  
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show William Penn. To give Quakers religious freedom.  
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Who believed in the separation of church and state and founded a colony after being kicked out of Massachusetts?   show
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What colony did Roger Williams establish?   show
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Who is the woman that was kicked out of Massachusetts for saying God spoke directly to her?   show
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Who founded Georgia? Why?   show
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Who founded Maryland? Why?   show
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Who started the Sons of Liberty and Committees of Correspondence?   show
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Who was the British monarch during the American Revolution?   show
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show George Washington  
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Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence?   show
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What is the name of the Frenchman who believed in the Patriot cause and became a close friend to George Washington?   show
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show Friedrich von Steuben  
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show Charles Cornwallis  
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show John Paul Jones  
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Patriot from Virginia who famously said, "Give me liberty or give me death!"   show
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Who proposed the Albany Plan and was also an inventor?   show
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show James Madison  
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What type of government has people elect representatives to make laws on their behalf?   show
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show U.S. Constitution  
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show Limited Government  
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show Popular Sovereignty  
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show Individual Rights  
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The term used to refer to people electing representatives to make laws for them.   show
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This refers to the sharing of power between the state and national government.   show
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show Checks and Balances  
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show Separation of Powers  
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What are the three branches of government and their functions?   show
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show Judicial Review  
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What was the name of the plan that called for equal representation for all states in Congress?   show
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What was the name of the plan that called for representation in Congress to be based on population?   show
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show Preamble  
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show Abolish slavery  
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show Former slaves granted citizenship.  
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show Suffrage (voting rights) given to black men  
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What were the people known as who supported ratification of the Constitution?   show
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What were the people known as that were against ratification (approval) of the Constitution?   show
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show Bill of Rights  
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A business funded by a group of people who make an investment and share in profits and losses.   show
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show Mercantilism  
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A business funded by a group of people who make an investment and share in profits and losses.   show
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The belief that a colony exists to benefit the mother country financially.   show
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show Free Enterprise  
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show Triangular Trade  
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show Indentured Servant  
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Large farm that grew cash crops and was farmed by slaves.   show
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Crops grown to sell.   show
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Tax placed on goods coming into the country.   show
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A tariff placed on foreign goods to protect domestic industry.   show
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People who wanted to "purify" the Church of England.   show
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People who wanted to separate from the Church of England.   show
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show Amendment  
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To officially accept or approve by vote.   show
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show Unalienable Rights  
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show Abolitionist  
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What colony was Jamestown located in?   show
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show "No taxation without representation"  
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What is a patriot?   show
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What is a loyalist?   show
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show Declaration of Independence  
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show Primary is a first-hand account of events.  
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show Saratoga was the greatest win so far in the war. It boosted morale and increased foreign support for the Patriots.  
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show Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland  
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Name all of the Middle colonies.   show
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show Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island  
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