3.1-3.3 Flashcards

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1
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year Harvard college was founded

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1636

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2
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year of the Ole’ Deluder Satan Act

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1647

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3
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most American settlers were from ______

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England

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4
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the American settlers were primarily from England, and the next two largest groups were ____ and ____

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Scots-Irish and German

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5
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by the War for Independence, America’s population was ____

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2.5 million

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6
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the largest colonial city

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Philadelphia

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7
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church of New England

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Congregational

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church of the middle colonies

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allowed for diversity and freedom

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9
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church of the southern colonies

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Anglican

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10
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social classes of America

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upper class (aristocracy), middle class, lower class

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11
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US social classes were based on what?

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wealth, not birth

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12
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what was the livelihood of most colonists

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90% of the colonists lived by farming

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13
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name for the middle colonies

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“bread colonies”

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14
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what colonies were know for indigo and rice?

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southern colonies

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15
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small, fixed annual fee and which colonies it is found in

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Quitrent (NE)

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16
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parcel of land given to each settler who paid for an indentured servant’s passage; and the colonies it is found in

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headright system; southern colonies

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17
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large cities were connected by _____

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post roads

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18
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colonies with lumber industry

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NE and middle

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true or false: all colonies had a shipbuilding industry

20
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colonies with a fishing/whaling industry

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colonies with a fur trade industry

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manufacturing done in the home

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domestic system

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routes of trade between Europe, Africa, and the US

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triangular trade routes

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greatest portraitist of colonial times

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John Singleton Copley

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first notable composer born in America
William Billings
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a movement which departed from traditional beliefs about God, man, and the universe
Enlightenment
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best-known American scientist of the colonial era
Benjamin Franklin
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made the smallpox vaccine
Cotton Mather
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explorer who guided colonists to Kentucky on the Wilderness Road; built a town
Daniel Boone (town was named Boonesborough)
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route Daniel Boone took
Wilderness Road
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America's first college
Harvard College
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college founded in Cambridge, Mass. in 1636
Harvard College
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schools found in NE colonies
common schools
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_____ required towns with 50 families to have a teacher
Ole' Deluder Satan Act
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paddle shaped object that held paper
hornbook
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most widely used textbook in colonial America
New England Primer
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schools in the middle colonies
Latin schools, replaced eventually by academics
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schools of the south
private tutors or field schools
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___ colleges were founded during the colonial era
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the only college in the South
College of William and Mary
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wrote Poor Richard's Almanac; yearly publications of weather predictions, stories, jokes, etc.
Benjamin Franklin
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college founded in 1701
Yale
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founded in 1747
Princeton (College of New Jersey)
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first book in English printed in the colonies
Bay Psalm Book
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first regularly published newspaper
Boston News-Letter
46
first privately owned newspaper
New-England Courant
47
put on trial for criticizing the governor of New York in his paper
John Peter Zenger (1735)