Colonel America Review
I. SHORT IDS: TEN of the following short IDs will be on the test. You will do FIVE (5). Answer in complete sentences. Identify the following, giving time, place, and context, and explaining the significance of each. Your answers should be approximately 3-5 sentences each. (50%)
Andros Overthrow Atlantic Slavery Bacon’s Rebellion Berkeley, Gov. William Best Poor Man’s Land Boston Massacre Boston Tea Party Caribbean slavery Coercive/Intolerable Acts Conquistadors Consumer Revolution Coode’s Rebellion Customs Officials Dominion of New England English Civil War English Constitution English Reformation Fall of Quebec, 1759 Franklin, Benjamin French & Indian War Glorious Revolution Great Migration Hutchinson, Anne King Philip’s War Leisler’s Rebellion Mather, Rev. Cotton Mercantilism New France New Netherlands New Spain Non-importation Agreements Pequot War Plymouth colony Plymouth Settlement Powhatan Confederacy Predestination Proclamation of 1763 Protestant Reformation Quaker Invasion of Massachusetts Quebec Act of 1774 Rice colonies Roanoke Smith, Captain John Spectral Evidence Stamp Act Tea Act Tituba Townshend Duties Triangle Trade War of Jenkin’s Ear
II. ESSAY: Two of the following essays will appear on the test. You will do one (1). Answer in complete sentences, giving as much specific detail as possible, and supporting your arguments with examples. Be sure to answer each part of the question fully. 50%. What were the objectives of the founders of Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay? Compare the early years of these colonies to those of the Virginia colony. What effect did political turmoil and changes in leadership in England have on the American colonies in the 17th and 18th century? Look at three of the following incidents and discuss in detail how the
Andros Overthrow Atlantic Slavery Bacon’s Rebellion Berkeley, Gov. William Best Poor Man’s Land Boston Massacre Boston Tea Party Caribbean slavery Coercive/Intolerable Acts Conquistadors Consumer Revolution Coode’s Rebellion Customs Officials Dominion of New England English Civil War English Constitution English Reformation Fall of Quebec, 1759 Franklin, Benjamin French & Indian War Glorious Revolution Great Migration Hutchinson, Anne King Philip’s War Leisler’s Rebellion Mather, Rev. Cotton Mercantilism New France New Netherlands New Spain Non-importation Agreements Pequot War Plymouth colony Plymouth Settlement Powhatan Confederacy Predestination Proclamation of 1763 Protestant Reformation Quaker Invasion of Massachusetts Quebec Act of 1774 Rice colonies Roanoke Smith, Captain John Spectral Evidence Stamp Act Tea Act Tituba Townshend Duties Triangle Trade War of Jenkin’s Ear
II. ESSAY: Two of the following essays will appear on the test. You will do one (1). Answer in complete sentences, giving as much specific detail as possible, and supporting your arguments with examples. Be sure to answer each part of the question fully. 50%. What were the objectives of the founders of Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay? Compare the early years of these colonies to those of the Virginia colony. What effect did political turmoil and changes in leadership in England have on the American colonies in the 17th and 18th century? Look at three of the following incidents and discuss in detail how the