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APUSH Exam Review (Periods 1-9)Columbian Exchange (1491-1607) - ANS-the transatlantic exchange of plants, animals,
and diseases that occurred after the first European contact with the Americas
Spanish Type of Colony (1491-1607) - ANS-Royal Colony
Five Key Players in Spanish Colonialism (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Christopher Columbus
2. Francisco Pizarro
3. Juan Ponce de Leon
4. Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
5. Hernan Cortez
Five Spanish Colonial Locales (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Florida
2. Texas
3. California
4. Mexico
5. South America
Spanish Colonial Government (1491-1607) - ANS-"King's Law"
French Type of Colony (1491-1607) - ANS-Royal Colony
Three French Colonial Locales (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Canada
2. Ohio Valley
3. New Orleans
French Colonial Government (1491-1607) - ANS-"King's Law"
French Colonial Religion (1491-1607) - ANS-Catholicism
Key Players in French Colonialism (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Giovanni de Verrazzano
2. Jacques Cartier
3. Samuel de Champlain
French Colonial Economy (1491-1607) - ANS-Fur Trade
French Colonial Relations with Native Americans (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Good Relations
2. Repeat Alliances
,3. Trade Connections
Spanish Colonial Religion (1491-1607) - ANS-Catholicism
Spanish Colonial Economy (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Mining
2. Trading
3. Farming
Spanish Colonial Relations with Native Americans (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Subjugation
2. Conversion
3. Assimilation
Three English Types of Colony (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Corporate (Joint-Stock) Colony
2. Royal Colony
3. Proprietary Colony
Five Key Players in English Colonialism (1491-1607) - ANS-1. John Cabot
2. John Smith (Jamestown)
3. John Rolfe (Jamestown)
4. Separatists (Massachusetts)
5. Puritans (Massachusetts
Two English Colonial Locales (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Virginia
2. Massachusetts Bay
English Colonial Government (1491-1607) - ANS-1. Local Governments
2. Representative Assemblies (Virginia House of Burgesses and Mayflower Compact)
English Colonial Religion (1491-1607) - ANS-(Largely Non-Catholic)
1. Puritans
2. Anglicans
3. Tolerance (Penn)
English Colonial Economy (1491-1607) - ANS-Diverse Economic Activity (Farming,
Fishing, Trading, Tobacco, Lumber, Rice)
English Colonial Relations with Native Americans (1491-1607) - ANS-Initially Friendly;
Eventually Antagonistic as Settlement Expands
Dutch Type of Colony (1491-1607) - ANS-Corporate (Joint-Stock) Colony
,Key Player in Dutch Colonialism (1491-1607) - ANS-Henry Hudson
Two Dutch Colonial Locales (1491-1607) - ANS-1. New Amsterdam (New York)
2. New Jersey
Dutch Colonial Government (1491-1607) - ANS-Corporate Control by Trade Company
Dutch Colonial Religion (1491-1607) - ANS-Religious Diversity
Dutch Colonial Economy (1491-1607) - ANS-Trade
Dutch Relations with Native Americans (1491-1607) - ANS-Initially Friendly, Eventually
Antagonistic as Settlement Expands
Five Southern Colonies (1607-1754) - ANS-1. Virginia
2. Maryland
3. South Carolina
4. North Carolina
5. Georgia
Reason for Founding Southern Colonies (1607-1754) - ANS-Royal Charter Granted to
The Virginia Company of Investors with Economic Motives
Southern Colonies Economic Base (1607-1754) - ANS-Plantation Economy (Rice,
Indigo, Tobacco)
Southern Colonies Climate (1607-1754) - ANS-Hot, Wet Climate
Southern Colonies Labor Force (1607-1754) - ANS-Reliance on Slavery
Southern Colonies Social Makeup (1607-1754) - ANS-Traditional English Society
(English Aristocrats, Planters, Small Farmers, Slaves)
Southern Colonies Local Government (1607-1754) - ANS-Government of Wealthy Elites
Southern Colonies Cultural Values (1607-1754) - ANS-Traditionally English Viewpoints
on Politics, Religion, and the Economy
, Southern Colonies and Religion (1607-1754) - ANS-The Church of England (Minor Role
in Politics and the Economy)
Four Middle Colonies (1607-1754) - ANS-1. New York
2. New Jersey
3. Pennsylvania
4. Delaware
Reason for Founding Middle Colonies (1607-1754) - ANS-Royal Charter Granted to
William Penn
Middle Colonies Economic Base (1607-1754) - ANS-Commercial Economy
(Small-Scale Farming, Small-Scale Craftsmen, Small-Scale Merchants, Tobacco)
Middle Colonies Climate (1607-1754) - ANS-Warm Climate
Middle Colonies Labor Force (1607-1754) - ANS-Reliance on Indentured Servitude
Middle Colonies Social Makeup (1607-1754) - ANS-Diverse Society (Quakers, Dutch,
French, Germans, Scots-Irish)
Middle Colonies Local Government (1607-1754) - ANS-County Government
Middle Colonies Cultural Values (1607-1754) - ANS-Diverse Viewpoints on Politics,
Religion, and the Economy
Middle Colonies and Religion - ANS-Tolerance (Minor Role in Politics and the Economy)
Four New England Colonies (1607-1754) - ANS-1. Massachusetts
2. Connecticut
3. New Hampshire
4. Rhode Island
Reason for Founding New England Colonies (1607-1754) - ANS-Puritans seeking to
create a Christian community
New England Colonies Economic Base (1607-1754) - ANS-Commercial Economy
(Merchants, Small-Scale Farming, Lumber, Fishing, Whaling, Shipbuilding, Fur
Trapping)
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