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4. Who were theWho were the
Quakers?Quakers?
Non-violent Believers ofNon-violent Believers of
pacifism and that all peoplepacifism and that all people
have the light of God withinhave the light of God within
them.them.
5. What is the Church ofWhat is the Church of
England, or AnglicanEngland, or Anglican
Church?Church?
The state religion ofThe state religion of
England.England.
7. Who was RogerWho was Roger
Williams?Williams?
Founder of the RhodeFounder of the Rhode
Island Colony forIsland Colony for
purposes of religiouspurposes of religious
freedom.freedom.
8. A time of profoundA time of profound
religious revival in thereligious revival in the
colonies.colonies.
What was the GreatWhat was the Great
Awakening?Awakening?
9. Earliest form of directEarliest form of direct
democracy in America.democracy in America.
What were New EnglandWhat were New England
town meetings?town meetings?
10. Signed by every EnglishSigned by every English
monarch since 1689,monarch since 1689,
recognizing the fundamentalrecognizing the fundamental
rights of the people and therights of the people and the
legislative authority oflegislative authority of
ParliamentParliament
What is the English BillWhat is the English Bill
of Rights?of Rights?
11. A system of government inA system of government in
which the king iswhich the king is
answerable to a higheranswerable to a higher
law.law.
What is a limitedWhat is a limited
monarchy?monarchy?
12. A system of government inA system of government in
which decisions are madewhich decisions are made
by officials who areby officials who are
elected by the people.elected by the people.
What is a republic?What is a republic?
13. Acted as theActed as the de factode facto
government of the Unitedgovernment of the United
States during theStates during the
Revolutionary war.Revolutionary war.
What was the 2ndWhat was the 2nd
Continental Congress?Continental Congress?
14. Commander of theCommander of the
Continental Army.Continental Army.
Who was GeorgeWho was George
Washington?Washington?
15. Wealthiest man inWealthiest man in
Boston; helped pay forBoston; helped pay for
revolutionary activities.revolutionary activities.
Who was JohnWho was John
Hancock?Hancock?
16. King of England at theKing of England at the
time of the Revolution.time of the Revolution.
Who was King GeorgeWho was King George
III?III?
17. Lawyer that defended the BritishLawyer that defended the British
troops during the Boston Massacretroops during the Boston Massacre
trial, delegate to both Continentaltrial, delegate to both Continental
Congresses, ambassador to France,Congresses, ambassador to France,
writer of the Massachusettswriter of the Massachusetts
Constitution, etc., etc.Constitution, etc., etc.
Who was John Adams?Who was John Adams?
18. His pamphlet,His pamphlet, CommonCommon
Sense,Sense, convinced manyconvinced many
Americans that independenceAmericans that independence
from England was the onlyfrom England was the only
course to take.course to take.
Who was ThomasWho was Thomas
Paine?Paine?
19. A gift of 50 acres in theA gift of 50 acres in the
colonies for someonecolonies for someone
paying for someone else'spaying for someone else's
passage to America.passage to America.
What was the headrightWhat was the headright
system?system?
21. Newspaper publisherNewspaper publisher
whose trial set an earlywhose trial set an early
precedent for freedom ofprecedent for freedom of
the press.the press.
Who was John PeterWho was John Peter
Zenger?Zenger?
22. A person who disagreesA person who disagrees
with the establishedwith the established
church.church.
What is a religiousWhat is a religious
dissenter?dissenter?
23. A historic period in which ideasA historic period in which ideas
of government and humanof government and human
nature where undergoingnature where undergoing
profound change.profound change.
What was theWhat was the
Enlightenment?Enlightenment?
24. Passed by ParliamentPassed by Parliament
in response to thein response to the
Boston Tea Party.Boston Tea Party.
What were theWhat were the
Coercive Acts, orCoercive Acts, or
Intolerable Acts ?Intolerable Acts ?
25. Strategically, the mostStrategically, the most
important river during theimportant river during the
Revolutionary War.Revolutionary War.
What was theWhat was the
Hudson River?Hudson River?
26. Hilly, rocky soil andHilly, rocky soil and
short growing season.short growing season.
What is theWhat is the
geographicalgeographical
environment of Newenvironment of New
England?England?
27. The first permanentThe first permanent
English settlement inEnglish settlement in
America.America.
What is Jamestown?What is Jamestown?
28. The Middle Colonies.The Middle Colonies.
What were New York,What were New York,
Pennsylvania, New JerseyPennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware?and Delaware?
29. Treaty of ParisTreaty of Paris
What confirmedWhat confirmed
America’sAmerica’s
independence andindependence and
national boundaries?national boundaries?
31. Cut off Lord Cornwallis’sCut off Lord Cornwallis’s
escape route fromescape route from
Yorktown.Yorktown.
What was the FrenchWhat was the French
Navy?Navy?
32. What was Bacon’sWhat was Bacon’s
Rebellion?Rebellion?
A revolt of poor and landlessA revolt of poor and landless
people who marched onpeople who marched on
Jamestown to protestJamestown to protest
mistreatment by the Virginiamistreatment by the Virginia
colonial governor.colonial governor.
33. What were theWhat were the
Navigation Acts?Navigation Acts?
Seriously restrictedSeriously restricted
colonial trade with anycolonial trade with any
nation but England.nation but England.
34. What were the Articles ofWhat were the Articles of
Confederation?Confederation?
The first actualThe first actual
“permanent” government“permanent” government
of the United States ofof the United States of
America.America.
