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AP U.S. History Crash Course- Chapter 3
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(Blank) life is both desirable and virtuous in the eyes of Republicanism. -
-Agrarian


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(Blank) was the first colony in North America, but (blank) was the first successful
colony. - -Roanoke, Jamestown

A republic was desirable instead of a monarchy because - ✅✅-it would
establish a small, limited government that is responsible to the people

Basic trade items in Columbian Exchange? - ✅✅-food, plants, animals,
diseases

Before the revolution, (blank) was legal in all states. - ✅✅-slavery
Colonial society did not have a (blank) - ✅✅-hereditary aristocracy
Iroquois - ✅✅ -Most important and powerful Native American political alliance.
Ended generations of tribal warfare.


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John Winthrop called on the Puritans to build a model society, which he referred
to as a - -city on a hill


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John Winthrop's "city on a hill" idea parallels the later idea of (blank) -
-American Exceptionalism

Major difference between Native Americans and English? - ✅✅-Native
Americans did not share the English concept of private property.

Republicanism is the belief that - ✅✅-government should be based on the
consent of the governed

Standing armies are - ✅✅-dangerous
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T/F: Native Americans became increasingly dependent on the fur-and-hide trade
- -True

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