US History Fall Midterm Review
Unit 1: Colonization
New Spain:Conquistadors
Gold, Glory, GodEncomiendas
Catholic Royal GovernorsIndian Marriages
New France:Quebec
Friendly with IndiansFur Trade Catholic
Royal Governors
Southern Colonies:Jamestown
Virginia CompanyTobacco
Smith & RolfePowhatans IndiansIndentured ServantsHeadright System
Slavery House of BurgessesBacon’s RebellionGeorgia as a buffer
New England:Puritans & Pilgrims
“City on a Hill”Mayflower CompactFund Orders of CT
Town MeetingsRhode Island
King Philip’s WarHalf-Way Covenant
Salem Witches
Middle Colonies:New AmsterdamPeter Stuyvesant
New YorkWilliam Penn’s
“Holy Experiment” QuakersDiversity
Salutary Neglect & Colonial Assemblies
Mercantilism, Trans-Atlantic Trade, & The Navigation Acts of 1660
“Southern” Colonies
“Northern” Colonies
The Great Awakening
Unit 2: American
Revolution
Causes of the French & Indian War (1754-1763)
Effects of the French & Indian War & the Treaty of Paris 1763
Stamp Act, Townshend Duties, Boycotts, “Sons of Liberty”
Committees of Correspondence
Proclamation of 1763
Parliamentary Sovereignty
Boston Massacre, 1770
Boston Tea Party
Intolerable Acts (Coercive Acts)
The Declaration of Independence
The new nation would be a democratic
republic
Peoples’ rights cannot
be taken away
Peoples’ rightto overthrown
bad government
All men are created equal
Colonists wanted
independence
Declaration of Independence
John Locke
John LockeJohn Locke
Thomas Paine “Common Sense”
The American Revolution began at Lexington & Concord
The Battle of SaratogaBattle of Saratoga was a turning point
because France joined the Americans as an ally
From 1778-1781, both sides traded victories,
but the war finally came to a conclusion at the
Battle of YorktownBattle of Yorktown
North America after the Treaty Treaty
of Paris, of Paris, 17831783
