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Subsistence - ANSWER A type of farming where you can support yourself and your
family
Agriculture - ANSWER An economy primarily in the south based on farming, and
profiting from slaves.
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dissenters - ANSWER Disagreeing with the majority; in this case the Puritans. Roger
Williams & Anne Hutchinson were both __________ and they left the Puritans and went to
Rhode Island.
commercial - ANSWER Places in the middle colonies like Philadelphia and New York City
that used this type of industry trade & commerce to make money.
Cash Crop - ANSWER Plants grown in the south for profit; tobacco, rice, indigo
precedent - ANSWER Setting an example, a tradition to be followed. The Virginia House
of Burgess was a ________ of representative government.
Legislature - ANSWER A body that writes laws; in the United States it's called Congress
Bicameral - ANSWER A two house congress - made up of the Senate and the House of
Representatives
Amendments - ANSWER An addition or change to the Constitution; the first ten are
called the Bill of Rights
,Social Contract - ANSWER An agreement where the government must protect natural
rights OR they will overthrow it
Federalism - ANSWER Power is divided vertically and shared between the national state
and local government
Consent of the governed - ANSWER The government only has the power the people give
it
Ratify - ANSWER To accept something formally; in this case 9 out of 13 states had to
agree on the Constitution
House of Burgess - ANSWER 1st elected assembly in the US, known as VA General
Assembly now
Roger Williams - ANSWER Dissenter who founded Rhode Island
Columbian Exchange - ANSWER The sharing of plants, people, and ideas between the
New & Old World
Spanish Colonization - ANSWER Resulted in violent encounters with Natives
African Americans in the Colonies - ANSWER Were first brought over as indentured
servants
French Colonists - ANSWER Treated the Native Americans with respect & cooperation;
fur trade
Great Awakening - ANSWER Challenged authority & laid the foundation for the
Revolution
, True - ANSWER True of False:
Anne Hutchinson was a dissenter in a Puritan community.
True - ANSWER True of False:
Direct Democracy is where everyone is involved in government decisions
False - ANSWER True of False:
The Southern Colonies were the most religious diverse AND tolerant
True - ANSWER True of False:
Mayflower Compact formed a covenant community in New England
French and Indian War - ANSWER the French left America & end of salutary neglect
Proclamation of 1763 - ANSWER prohibited settlement beyond Appalachian Mountains
Patriots - ANSWER supplied troops & supplies to American army
Loyalists - ANSWER took the side of GB during war
Stamp Act - ANSWER tax on legal documents issued to help Britain pay for the F & I war
Boston Massacre - ANSWER British troops fired on Anti-British demonstrators
First Continental Congress - ANSWER the first time colonists had acted together against
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