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What year did the Townshend Act take place?

1767

1770

1765

1762

What event took place from 1754-1763?

French and Indian War

Salem Witch Trials

Townshend Acts

Boston Massacre

What year did the Boston Massacre take place?

1770

1765

1670

1790

What years did the Salem Witch Trials take place?

1692 -1693

1792-1793

1651-1652

1754-1763

What event occurred in 1765?

Stamp Act

Sugar Act

Navigation Acts

Boston Massacre

What year did the Zenger Trials take place?

1733

1770

1765

1773

What year did the Sugar Act occur?

1764

1761

1767

1765

What event happened in 1651?

Navigation Acts

Salem Witch Trials

Townshend Acts

Boston Massacre

What event occured in 1763?

Proclamation of 1763

Navigation Acts

Sugar Act

Townshend Acts

What type of houses did the Plains tribe use?

teepees

longhouses

adobe

mud

What type of houses did the Eastern Woodland tribe use?

longhouses

log houses

adobe

teepees

What type of houses did the Desert Southwest Tribe use?

adobe

teepee

longhouse

brick

What type of housing did the Pacific Northwest tribe use?

longhouses

adobe

teepee

buffalo skin

Which person and group was first to discover the New World?

Lief Erikson - the Vikings

Native Americans

Christopher Columbus - Pilgrims

Puritans

A separatists group that wanted a total break from the Church of England

Pilgrims

Columbian Exchange

the movement of living things between hemispheres

leader of the Sons of Liberty

Samuel Adams

mixed race sailer that was the first person killed in the Boston Massacre

Crispus Attucks

Virginian leader in the House of Burgesses; known for his "Give me liberty, or give me death" speech

Patrick Henry

monarch of Great Britain

King George III

political leader and military general that served; leader of the Continental Army

George Washington

royal governor that limited colonists' rights

Edmond Andros

journalist that became the symbol for freedom of press

John Peter Zenger

British general that was defeated in the French and Indian War

Edward Braddock

English philosopher that argued that indiviuals have 3 natural rights

John Locke

Inventor and founding Father; member of the Enlightenment Movement

Benjamin Franklin

popular minister during The Great Awakening that led revival meetings in the colonies

George Whitfield

founded New Hampshire

John Mason

well known minister of The Great Awakening that preached fiery sermons to condemn his flock

Jonathon Edwards

British soldier and founder of Georgia

James Oglethorpe

Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania

William Penn

founded Conneticut

Thomas Hooker

founder of Rhode Island

Roger Williams

leader of the Pilgrims; founder of Plymouth

William Bradford

leader of the Puritans - founder of Massachusetts Bay

John Winthrop

settled Jamestown in Virginia

John Smith

trading route with 3 stops. Typically shipping good and enslaved Africans

Triangular Trade

a cost saving measure that required colonists to house British troops in their private homes

Quartering Acts

What is a formally written document, typically signed by many people, appealing to authority about a particular cause?

petition

a law that required all legal documents to have a special seal or stamp to show a tax had been paid for it

Stamp Act

another word for income

revenue

the people of a nation, state or society that are considered an organized group of citizens

body politic

male citizens of 3 townships in Connecticut assembled and established laws

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

last major effort by the Native Americans of Southern New England to drive out the English settlers

King Phillip's War

company whose stock is owned by shareholders

Joint-stock company

set of rules by the English settlers who traveled to the New World on the Mayflower

Mayflower Compact

wanted to break away from the Church of England

Separatists

thousands of Puritans left England to escape bad treatment from the king

Great Migration

people who wanted to purify the Church of England and broke away from Roman Catholicism

Puritans

a person who came to America and was placed under contract to work for another over a period of time

indentured servant

a person granted a royal charter for the establishment and government of an American colony

Lord Proprietors

believed all people should live in peace and harmony; established themselves in Pennsylvania , thanks to Willaim Penn

Quakers

Passengers on Mayflower, called ___________ by the Pilgrims, included merchants, craftsmen, skilled workers and indentured servants, and several young orphans. All were common people. About one-third of them were children. The Pilgrims h

The Strangers

the refusal to buy

boycott

What law placed a tax on sugar and molasses

Sugar Act