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| What people dwelled in bands of about 15 to 50 people, used fluted points on spears, and moved constantly |
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| friendly, with a general attitude of curiosity |
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| The first encounters with Europeans can be described as: |
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| Native American tribes that developed an agricultural culture lived predominantly in what part of North America |
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| a group with a common ancestor |
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| group that did not practice divorce |
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| Men from this culture saw fishing and hunting as a leisure activity |
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| which group of people would be less likely to live near relatives |
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| he was looking for a shorter route to the East Indies |
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| What was Columbus' motivation for finding a route to Asia? |
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| Europeans gained these as a part of eh Colombian Exchange |
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| What was the greatest cause of death of Native Americans during colinization |
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| the first successful English settlement was here |
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| this settlement was begun in 1620 when a ship bound for Virginia was blown of course |
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| What was the agreement signed by the first settlers at Plymouth to provide a base of authority for the settlement |
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| church members who had successfully completed a relation (examination) |
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| What was the official church of Virginia |
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| colony that was intended as a haven for Catholics |
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| who owns a proprietary colony |
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| an act that made sure children could read |
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| What was the Old Deluder Act |
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| separation of church and state |
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| Who's ideas anticipated the American belief in the__________ |
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| what war involved an alliance of Indians determined to push whites out of New England |
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| what products are associated with North Carolina |
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| his written arguments helped convince many colonials to support independence |
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| older statesmen at the first continental congress, served on the committee to draft declaration |
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| brought the great awaking to American colonies |
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| led British troops in French Indian war |
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| government intervention in economy to benefit the mother country |
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| the city returned to the french after the king george's war |
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| action by brition that ended colonial expansion beyond the mountains after 7 years war |
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| which region was the main exporter of fish |
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| Maine was originally part of this colony |
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| interfered with colonial claims to western lands |
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| what did the Proclamation of 1763 do |
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| first continental congress was held in response to the |
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| battle that ended rev. war |
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| battle that ended rev. war |
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| commander of american forces that drove the british off of lake erie |
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| He was the first Secretary of State under the Constitution (appointed by Washington). |
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| this would cause well-to-do creditors to favor the new federal government and the extension of its powers |
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| Hamilton wanted the federal government to take over in full the Revolutionary debt of the Continental Congress and the states because he believed that |
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| Northern representatives agreed to transfer the federal capital from Philadelphia to a location on the Potomac River in Virginia |
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| Why did the southern states vote for Hamilton's plan to assume state debts? |
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| It arranged for withdrawal of British troops from American soil. |
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| one of the accomplishments of Jay's Treaty |
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| British attempts before 1812 to force ships trading with the Continent (Europe) to pay customs duties were called |
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