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Founder of the Plymouth Colony; Signer of the Mayflower Compact

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First form of representative government in the English Colonies

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Believe the basic idea of a separation of church and state. Founder of the Rhode Island Colony

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EXPORTSRice

TobaccoCottonIndigo

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The Magna Carta

The Mayflower Compact

The Fundamental Orders of Conn.

The English Bill of Rights

Hint: What do they all have in common

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Who was William Bradford?

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What was the Virginia House of Burgesses ?

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Who was Roger Williams?

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What were the Southern Colonies?

$500- First Answer

What were the foundation documents of Basic Human

Rights?

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King of England during the American Revolution

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In the later part of the 16th century, in order to obtain income lost from its’

wars in both Europe and the Americas, England taxed its colonies with their consent. To the American colonist this was considered what?

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Who’s Who’s TombstonTombstone would e would

this this belong belong

to?to?

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LifeLibertyPursuit of Happiness

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Inventor, discoverer of Inventor, discoverer of electricity, negotiated peace electricity, negotiated peace treaty with Francetreaty with France

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Who was King George III?

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Taxation without Representation

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Who was Thomas Jefferson?

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What are “unalienable rights”?

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Who was Benjamin Franklin?

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US Constitution written

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First 10 Amendments to the US Constitution. Establishes and guarantees each citizen such

freedoms as freedom of speech, of the press, the rights of the accused as

well as the guarantee of certain states rights

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Newspaper articles written by Hamilton and Madison supporting the

Constitution and a Federal way of government

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A type of government in which people are

represented by those individuals they elect.

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The idea that government gets its authority from the

people or “its consent of the governed”

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What was 1787?

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What is the Bill of Rights?

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The

Federalist

Papers?

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WhatIsA

Republic?

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WhatIs

PopularSovereignty

?

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Group of officials who lead departments and advise

the President

Fourth $200Federalist who

supported a strong central government;

Created the Bank of the U.S.

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1st Supreme Court case where a law was declared unconstitutional; established judicial review

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Economic system in which people are encouraged to market their ideas for profit; little government interference

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for bringing in new territories as states and provided for a peaceful and orderly settlement of the lands west of the Appalachian Mountains

and east of the Mississippi River

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What is the Cabinet?

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Who was Alexander Hamilton?

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What was Marbury v. Madison?

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What is a Free Market Economy or Free

Enterprise?

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What was the Northwest Ordinance?

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Machine used to separate seeds from cotton fibers; caused an increase in demand for slaves


America buys Louisiana from the French for $15 million


American Explorers that mapped the Louisiana Purchase and found the source of the Missouri River and the Columbia River


A change from handmade products to machine manufacturing; people move to cities for factory jobs


Conflict caused by U.S. annexing Texas. U.S. won; got Mexican Cession

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What was the What was the “Cotton Gin”“Cotton Gin”


What was the What was the Louisiana Louisiana Purchase?Purchase?


Who were Lewis Who were Lewis and Clark?and Clark?


What was the What was the “Industrial “Industrial Revolution”?Revolution”?


What was the What was the “Mexican “Mexican War”?War”?


Inventor of the cotton gin and the idea of interchangeable parts


Name this Graphic?


The process a state follows to The process a state follows to get rid of a law that it does get rid of a law that it does not agree with; Suggested by not agree with; Suggested by John C. Calhoun. Believed John C. Calhoun. Believed by many to be the setting of by many to be the setting of the stage for civil war?the stage for civil war?


What natural barrier would a pioneer What natural barrier would a pioneer traveling west to California encounter that traveling west to California encounter that a pioneer traveling to Oregon would not?a pioneer traveling to Oregon would not?

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Hero of the War of 1812; 1st president from the west; represented the common man


Who was Eli Who was Eli Whitney?Whitney?


What is What is Manifest Manifest Destiny?Destiny?


What is What is “nullification”?“nullification”?


What are the Sierra What are the Sierra Nevada?Nevada?

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Who was Who was “Andrew “Andrew Jackson”?Jackson”?

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Missouri came in Missouri came in as a slave state as a slave state Maine as a free Maine as a free state. No state. No slavery north of slavery north of the 36 30’ line the 36 30’ line


Movement to end (abolish) Movement to end (abolish) slavery; (ex. William Lloyd slavery; (ex. William Lloyd Garrison- editor of Garrison- editor of The The LiberatorLiberator) )


Supreme Court case 1857; Supreme Court case 1857; determined that slaves determined that slaves were property even were property even though taken to free state though taken to free state


Put a temporary end to Put a temporary end to dispute over free/slave dispute over free/slave states. Determined how states. Determined how land from the Mexican War land from the Mexican War would be free/slave areas.would be free/slave areas.


Allowed citizens of Kansas & Allowed citizens of Kansas & Nebraska to decide if they Nebraska to decide if they would be slave or free would be slave or free (popular sovereignty); led to (popular sovereignty); led to “Bleeding Kansas” “Bleeding Kansas”


What was the What was the Missouri Missouri Compromise Compromise of 1820?of 1820?


What was the What was the abolitionist abolitionist movement?movement?


What was the What was the Dred Scott v. Dred Scott v. Sanford Sanford decision?decision?


What was the What was the Compromise Compromise of 1850?of 1850?


What was the What was the Kansas & Kansas & Nebraska Act?Nebraska Act?


• 13 ended all slavery in the US;

• 14 citizenship & equal protection under the law to all born in US;

• 15 right to vote to all men regardless of race


Led a raid to arm slaves at Led a raid to arm slaves at Harper’s Ferry, VA; Harper’s Ferry, VA; increased fears in South increased fears in South


Document signed by Document signed by Abraham Lincoln freeing Abraham Lincoln freeing the slaves in the “rebellious the slaves in the “rebellious states” in 1863 states” in 1863


Time period of the Time period of the American Civil WarAmerican Civil War

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Leader of the early women’s Leader of the early women’s rights movement; organized rights movement; organized Seneca Falls Convention & Seneca Falls Convention & wrote “Declaration of wrote “Declaration of Sentiments” Sentiments”


What are the What are the 1313thth, 14, 14thth, and , and 1515thth amendments amendments to the US to the US ConstitutionConstitution


Who was John Who was John Brown?Brown?


What is the What is the Emancipation Emancipation Proclamation?Proclamation?


What was 1861 What was 1861 – 1895?– 1895?


Who was Elizabeth Who was Elizabeth Cady Stanton ?Cady Stanton ?

Final Jeopardy

Documents

Final Jeopardy

Unalienable RightsUnalienable Rights List of GrievancesList of Grievances Popular SovereigntyPopular Sovereignty Right to abolish GovernmentRight to abolish Government

Name the Document that the Name the Document that the above phrases fit.above phrases fit.

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What is the “Declaration of What is the “Declaration of Independence”?Independence”?

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To borrow an idea To borrow an idea that you took from that you took from another cultureanother culture

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First proposal to unite the First proposal to unite the American Colonies by Ben Franklin American Colonies by Ben Franklin “Join or Die”“Join or Die”

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Intellectual movement in Intellectual movement in the 1700s; the power of the 1700s; the power of REASON led to many REASON led to many inventions and changed inventions and changed in thoughtin thought

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Mother country controls Mother country controls the imports and exports of the imports and exports of its colonies; “the colonies its colonies; “the colonies exist for the good of the exist for the good of the mother country”mother country”

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William Bradford

Roger Williams

William Penn

John Smith

James Oglethorpe

Hint: What do they all have in common?

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What is cultural diffusion or cultural

borrowing?


What was the What was the Albany Plan?Albany Plan?


What was the Enlightenment?


What is mercantilism?What is mercantilism?


What is that they What is that they are all founders of are all founders of their own colony?their own colony?

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Last battle of the American Revolution

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First battles of the American Revolution;

the “Shot Heard Round the World”

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Virginia Statesman that coined the phrase,

“Give me liberty or give me death”

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Wrote Common Sense (people should rule themselves, not ruled by a King) and wrote “The Crisis” to encourage troops

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This document listed the list of grievances against

King George III?

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What is Yorktown?


What is Lexington and Concord?


Who was Patrick Henry?


Who was Thomas Paine?


What is

“The Declaration of Independence?

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The importance that not one part of the government (the executive, legislative, and

judicial branch) become more powerful that the other

branches.

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The branch of government that The branch of government that enforces the lawsenforces the laws

the cabinetthe cabinet

the Presidentthe President

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Freedom from unreasonable searchesFreedom from unreasonable searches

Due process of lawDue process of law

Jury of your peersJury of your peers

If found guilty fair treatmentIf found guilty fair treatment

These Rights are called?These Rights are called?

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The branch of government The branch of government that writes the laws; that writes the laws; levies taxes; declares war; levies taxes; declares war; and can impeach a and can impeach a PresidentPresident

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Compromise of both the New Jersey Plan (each

state has two senators) and the Virginia Plan

(House of Representatives) based on a state’s population

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What is the balance of power or What is the balance of power or separation of powers?separation of powers?


What is the

executive branch?


What are the rights of the accused?What are the rights of the accused?


What is the What is the

legislative branch?legislative branch?


What is the What is the

Great Compromise?Great Compromise?

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Time period from 1817-1823 of American pride (nationalism),

peace, and prosperity

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Scholar of U.S. Constitution; the first to declare a law

unconstitutional

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President Washington sends President Washington sends troops when farmers refuse to troops when farmers refuse to pay taxes; first test of the new pay taxes; first test of the new governmentgovernment

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Policy that the U.S. would defend the Policy that the U.S. would defend the western hemisphere; that it was western hemisphere; that it was closed to European colonizationclosed to European colonization

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Laws passed by Federalists expelling foreigners and

forbidding criticism of President (Adams); first challenge to the

First Amendment

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What is the “Era of Good Feelings”?


Who was John Marshall?


What was

“Shays Rebellion”?


What is the

Monroe Doctrine?


What were the

Alien and Sedition Acts?

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