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  1. 1america named afteramerigo vespucci
  2. 2married indian chief daughterjohn rolfe
  3. 3first to circumnavigate the worldferdinand magellan
  4. 4first to explore floridaponce de leon
  5. 5described world in "geography" his bookptolimy
  6. 6credited w exploring sw and discovered grand canyoncoronado
  7. 7book named description of the worldrustichello
  8. 8travel logs used to write description of the worldmarco polo
  9. 9wanted to crush protestant movement in western europespanish king philip 2
  10. 10called sea dogssir francis drake
    sir john hawkins
  11. 11first english settlementjamestown
  12. 12combination explorer and soldier of fortuneconquistador
  13. 13major invention instrumental to european reformationgutenberg printing press
  14. 14great aztec king conquered by cortezmontezuma
  15. 15failed attempt of Raleigh to colonize on outer banksroanoke
  16. 16indian tribe helped jamestown settlers survivepowhatan
  17. 17companies of individuals who share expenses when founding colonyjoint stock
  18. 18enforced discipline for survival of first english colony with if any should not work neither should he eatjohn smith
  19. 19to change from withinreform
  20. 20major document of the european reformation95 theses
  21. 21spanish moved west toconquer land and strike it rich, become rich and famous and powerful
  22. 22english moved west toget land to settle, colonize, trade, and prosper, trade back east, make lots of money, religious freedoms
  23. 23established as a refuge for english catholicsmaryland
  24. 24founder of pennsylvaniawilliam penn
  25. 25founded as a royal colonyVA
  26. 26written by will penn and provided for self-govning assembly and public trials by jury which would eventually spread to all 13 colonieslaw, concessions and agreements
  27. 27major settlement that becomes SCcharlestown
  28. 28two largest groups of non english settlersscotch irish
    german
  29. 29babies in the colonieshad better chance to live in colonies than in england
  30. 30established first public library in america 1698charleston sc
  31. 31purpose of education in 1700sto provide basic skills and ability to read bible
  32. 32old iroquois indian trail scotch irish used as road through wildernessgreat philly wagon trail
  33. 33called separatistspilgrims
  34. 34paddle shaped board/ childs first bookhorn book
  35. 35favorite american bevg after tea partycoffee
  36. 36history of pilgrims/ william bradfordplymouth plantation
  37. 37colony govn by trade comp that received auth from kingcharter
  38. 38where person buys own passage to NW and receives 50 acres of landheadrights
  39. 39failed bc land was too plentiful in N netherland for settlers to want to limit freedompatroon system
  40. 40written by settlers on ships coming to americamayflower compact
  41. 41established religious tolerance in marylandcalvert with toleration acts
  42. 42person worked 4-7 yrs in NW, paid way, set freeindentured servants
  43. 43dutch govn purchased manhattan from indianspeter minuit
  44. 44worn by men in colonieswigs
  45. 45heresy that outward obedience to scripture was unnecessary to demonstrate inward relationship with Himantinomianism
  46. 46first self govn assembly in NWhouse of burgesses
  47. 47wrote model of christian charityjohn winthrop
  48. 48ben franklin called immigrants in PA whataliens
  49. 49page from book such as poor richards alamanacpenny sheet
  50. 50another name for germans in NWpennsylvania dutch
  51. 51anglican missionary helped found william and maryjames blair
  52. 52french protestants called thishuguenots
  53. 53had greatest # of religions represented in coloniesnorth carolina
  54. 54gave life to take gospel to indiansdavid brainerd
  55. 55most important of reformed bodies in colonial history concentrated in one colony and preserving their identitygerman reformed
  56. 56english clergyman and colonist expelled from massachusettsroger williams
  57. 57wanted to reform the church from withinpuritans
  58. 58baptist who estb'd sandy creek baptist church in randolph co ncshubal stearns
  59. 59group of anglicans in england wanted to purify church of catholic wayspuritans
  60. 60god deals w/ mankind through series of agreementscovenant
  61. 61father of american presbyterianismfrancis makemie
  62. 62founded by dutch leader menno simmons became descendeatnts of anabaptist and emphaszied pacifismmennonites
  63. 63came into NW w/ settling of new amsterdam, not in great #'sdutch reformed
  64. 64father of american lutheranishenry muhlenberg
  65. 65agreed doctrinally w/ puritans but saw no problems w/ catholic leaningslow church anglicans
  66. 66members of congregation elect ruling elderspresbyterian polity
  67. 67built gnadenhutten, town of christian indiansdavid zeisberger
  68. 68credited w starting of GA, leader of New LightsGeorge Whitefield
  69. 69first book published in Americabay psalm book
  70. 70american theologian whose sermons had writings stimulated a period of renewed interest in religion in americajonathan edwards
  71. 711692 outbreak of witchcraft accusations in puritan village marked by atmostphere of fear, hysteria, stresssalem witch trials
  72. 72promoted missionary efforts for coloniesthomas bray
  73. 73the established congregational churchold lights
  74. 74new religious movements formed during GA and broke away from congregational church in NEnew lights
  75. 75king appoints bishop appoints ministersepiscopal polity
  76. 76dutch reformed pastor helped start GAtheodore freulinghuysen
  77. 77preacher for S who fought for toleration of dissenterssamuel davies
  78. 78term applied to english parliamentary laws passed early in elizabeths reign that required conformity to church of england and church worshipelizabethan settlement
  79. 79any tax on goods that are produced and consumered entirely within countryinternal
  80. 80talented brit gen died capturing quebecjames wolfe
  81. 81british attempt to tax legal and commercial documents in coloniesstamp act
  82. 82famous chief of ottawa who led unsuccessful rebellion against britspontiac
  83. 83type of hit and run raidguerilla warfare
  84. 84wrote give me liberty or give me deathpatrick henry
  85. 85meeting of leaders of sevl cols meant to achieve colonial unity and defense against francealbany congress
  86. 86british gen'l defeated near fort duquesneedward braddock
  87. 87formally denounced stamp actstamp act congress
  88. 88secret societies formed to protest new taxes passed by parliament/ boston tea party/threatened tax collectorssons of liberty
  89. 89wrote letters from a farmer in pennsylvaniajohn dickinson
  90. 90french gen defeated at battle of plains of abrahammarquis de montcalm
  91. 91required that colonists help supply provisions for armyquartering act
  92. 92small war b/w french and english had small battles fought in northern new englandking williams war
  93. 93tax that parliament placed on newspapers and official documentsstamp act
  94. 94meant that salaries for royal officials, military appropriations, and taxes had to pass scrutiny of officeholderspower of purse
  95. 95strategic french strongholdfort duquesne
  96. 96third ango-french war in NA part of european conflict known as war of austrian successionking georges war
  97. 97french missionary accompanied louis joliet in exploring upper miss river valleyjacques marquette
  98. 98founder of sons of liberty, one of most vocal patriots, signed d o isam adams
  99. 99french explorer of upper miss valleylouis joliet
  100. 100british prime minister decided colonists should help with taxesgeorge grenville
  101. 101explored miss to gulf of mex and claims louisiana for francela salle
  102. 102placed a tax on certain goods importedsugar act
  103. 103forbade colonists to settle beyond app mtsproclamation line
  104. 104ended 7 yrs wartraty of paris
  105. 105colonists who wanted ind from britpatriots
  106. 106german soldiers who fought for britshessians
  107. 107where cornwallis met gates on aug 16 1780 and crushed itcamden
  108. 108officially ended am revtreaty paris 1783
  109. 109replaced gov tom hutchinson in mass showing col that occupied by britaintom gage
  110. 110am gen of RI helped turn tide against cornwallisnathaneal green
  111. 111written as propaganda to support indcommon sense
  112. 112first imp battle of civil warlexington and concord
  113. 113battle in new jerseytrenton and princeton
  114. 114brit gen in em rev capture ticonderogajohn burgoyne
  115. 115ordered by gen washington to retrieve cannonshenry knox
  116. 116provided info to other areas of colonies on brit threats to libertycommittees of correspondence
  117. 117drafted on july 4, 1776, by tom jefferson and othersdeclaration of independence
  118. 118helped write D. of I. with franklin, sherman, livingstone, jeffersonsam adams
  119. 119battle turned world upside downsaratoga
  120. 1201780 rev war battle sc patriots defeated loyalistskings mt
  121. 121wrote common sensethomas paine
  122. 122came to valley forger to serve as drillmaster for cont. armybaron von steuben
  123. 123nc battle cornwallis defeats patriotsguilford courthouse
  124. 124soldier in am rev defeated brits in battle of cowpens, scdaniel morgan
  125. 125leader of small patriot force captured bits controlled fort vincenneswilliam howe
  126. 126in 1780 brits took as portcharleston
  127. 127turning point of warsaratoga
  128. 128green mt boysethan allen
  129. 129commander continental armygeorge washington
  130. 130washingtons army spent winter here, many diedvalley forge
  131. 131group formed 1774, estb militiacontinental congress
  132. 132under A. of C. congress is ______unicameral
  133. 133divided land into townships of 36 sectionsNW ordinance
  134. 134wanted 2 houses of rep based on state popVA plan
  135. 135congress could not tax and make laws under thisA. of C.
  136. 136settles issue of slavery for us const3/5 comp
  137. 137indirect means used to elect preselectoral college
  138. 138principle in constitution that divides power bw state and natlfederalizm
  139. 139called father of constjames madison
  140. 140close alliance of statesconfederation
  141. 141small states supported this unicameral planNJ plan
  142. 142collection of essays support constfed papers
  143. 143first pres USHansen
  144. 144bigger states supported this bicam planVA plan
  145. 145pen name of alexander hamilton in attempt to write in favor of constpublius
  146. 146US gov paper $confed dollars
  147. 147led anti-fedspatrick henry
  148. 148written by jefferson proposed ten new states and banning slaveryordinance of 1784
  149. 149coll. of civil liberties added to const. after ratifiedbill of rights
  150. 150provided framework of const; pledged bill of rightsjames madison
  151. 151frustrated w weak fed govt businessmen asked wash. to become military leader/ he refuesernewburgh conspiracy
  152. 152large body of men mass. took up arms against fed govtshays rebellion
  153. 153underlying theme of us constlimited govt
  154. 154div of govt into leg, jud, and execseparation of powers
  155. 155thwarts accumulation of power by est balance of power among brancheschecks and balances
  156. 156ulitmate source of power is pplpopular sovereignty
  157. 157supported conts; hamilton, hancock, adamsfeds
  158. 158against const; led by pat henry, included george mason and edmund randolphanti feds
  159. 159adams passed jud act and stayed up till midnight appt new judgesmidnight appts
  160. 160strict interpretation of conststrict contructionists
  161. 161all leaders of departments as group; met with pres;cabinet
  162. 162believed const gave nat govt too much poweranti feds
  163. 163conflict resembled war except formal declaratoin, occupied much of adams time in officequasi war
  164. 164us would pursue a conduct friendly and impartial toward the belligerent powers / wash solution to french rev controversyproclamataion of neutrality
  165. 165first secretary of statejefferson
  166. 1664 acts, fed controlled congress sought to silence pol opponents, restricted immigrants, ilegal to speak against govalien and sedition acts
  167. 167claimed to be true keepers of const. / hamiltonians/ monarchistsfeds
  168. 168second us presadams
  169. 169broke out in 1789, at first americans though it was good, caused disunity, favor faded with beheading louis 16french revolution
  170. 170viewed selves as last line of defence against tyranny / jeffersonians/ madisoniansrepublicans
  171. 171americas best known frontiersmandaniel boone
  172. 172french ambassador to america landed in charleston sccitizen genet
  173. 173first sec of treasury washingtons war aidehamilton
  174. 174proteced freedom of conscience expression religion speech press assembly petition bearing of arms forced quartering of troops, searches fairness and lim nat powerbill of rights
  175. 175result of tax on alcoholwhiskey rebellion
  176. 176frst sec of warhenry knox
  177. 177early start to dem partyrepublicans
  178. 178jeffersons responce to alien and sedition actskentucky resolution
  179. 179madisons response to alien sedition actsVA res
  180. 180increased supreme court justicesadams
  181. 181creation of this serious rift in wash's adminnational bank
  182. 182leader of h of rep under washingtonmadison
  183. 183fed govt assumes state deptsassumption
  184. 184amendemtns protect security rights of individual2-4
  185. 185created bill of rights and got a lot donefirst congress
  186. 186intended to restrict power of nat govtbill of rights
  187. 187first attornery genrandolph
  188. 188two men who were enemies in govtjefferson and hamilton
  189. 189averted war with britain when brits attack american shipsjays treaty
  190. 190first chief justicejohn jay
  191. 191jeffersons handpicked successorsmadison and monroe
  192. 192enabled voters to cast sep ballots 4 prez and vp12 amend
  193. 193tried to grant monopoly on waterways in gibbons v ogdennew york
  194. 194jefferson offered this man $ to buy new orleansnapoleon bonaparte
  195. 195british enforced this and made hard 4 us to be neutralimpressments
  196. 196led by henry clay and john calhoun who pushed for warwar hawks
  197. 197the uss const called this bc of durability in battleold ironsides
  198. 198gave peace wo victorytreaty ghent
  199. 199before us got involved in fla govt, described flaanarchy
  200. 200the LA purchase called thisthe noble bargain
  201. 201first great chief justicejohn marshall
  202. 202case est delegated powersgibbons v ogden
  203. 203opposed natl bank and tried to tax baltimore branch out of existencemaryland
  204. 204powers spec delegated to natl govt by constdelegated powers
  205. 205banned all trade with rest of world that failedembargo act
  206. 206also called old hickoryandrew jackson
  207. 207jacksons running mate in 1828john calhoun
  208. 208created system of 3 parts, protective tariff, second natl bank, and internal improvementshenry clay
  209. 209jackson passed gave pres power against scforce bill
  210. 210won election when no candidate won majority, thrown into house of repsjohn adams
  211. 211wars started bc indian removal policyblack hawk war
    seminole war
  212. 212cherokee forced removal nametrail of tears
  213. 213tariff with rates to 50%tariff of abominations
  214. 214jacksons close circle of advisorskitchen cabinet
  215. 215created after routine admission of new states sparked heated controversy over slavesmissouri compromise
  216. 216closed meeting of party leaderscaucus
  217. 217gave avg citizen voice in govtdemocritization
  218. 218died one month after taking officeharrison
  219. 219took presidency after harrison diedtyler
  220. 220known as anti jackson partywhigs
  221. 221system removed highly qualified individuals and replaced w unqualifiedspoils system
  222. 222calhoun's attempt to find middle ground bw submission and secessiondoctrine of nullification
  223. 223depression occurred after war of 1812panic of 1819
  224. 224name for anti-masonic partythird party
  225. 225beleif god created universe, stepped backdeism
  226. 226ame church stands forafrican methodist episcopal
  227. 227father of american methodismfrancis asbury
  228. 228grandson jon edwards, pres of yaletimothy dwight
  229. 229large influence of revival of 2nd GA in west- human ability in conversioncharles finney
  230. 230mvmt to eliminate slaveryabolition
  231. 231runaway slave wrote booksfred douglass
  232. 232conductor of underground railroadharriet tubman
  233. 233higher power ordained america to possess continentmanifest destiny
  234. 234settled with wife as missionary in north Idaho/ nez perce indianshenry spalding
  235. 235texas originally owned by what counrtyspain
  236. 236san antonio defended by whatalamo
  237. 237texas stayed ind how many years10
  238. 2383 main trails westoregon
    mormon
    santa fe
  239. 239main point of controversynorthern border of maine
  240. 240country continually clashed with mainecanada
  241. 241members of antislavery party opposehenry clay
  242. 242jackson settled thisoregon question
  243. 243so hard working worked himself to deathjames k polk
  244. 244declaration concerning slaves after antietamemancipation proclamation
  245. 245surrender of civil warappomattox courthouse
  246. 246winfield scotts plan for slowly cutting off confed ability to make waranaconda plan
  247. 247iron plated war shipsiron clad
  248. 248first battle of civil warfirst manassas/ bull run
  249. 249iron clad built by confederacy out of a union ship-virginiamerrimack
  250. 250address at gettysburg after battlegettysburg address
  251. 251bloodiest day in us historybattle of antietam
  252. 252state created from secession of virginiawest VA
  253. 253appted as commander of confederate armyrobert e lee
  254. 254march through southsherman
  255. 255union captured agents from britaintrent affair
  256. 256monitor v merrimack battle namebattle of hampton roads
  257. 257the confederate presidentjefferson davis
  258. 258ran blockades in warblockade runners
  259. 259north generalulysses s. grant
  260. 260first shots of civil warfort sumter, sc

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