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Alabama Grad Exam. Social Studies. Crusades . Holy wars waged by Europeans on the Muslims in the Middle East to regain the Holy Land. Renaissance. Rebirth of learning. Reformation. Movement of reform to the Catholic Church. Led by Martin Luther. Prince Henry of Portugal.
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Alabama Grad Exam Social Studies
Crusades Holy wars waged by Europeans on the Muslims in the Middle East to regain the Holy Land
Renaissance Rebirth of learning
Reformation Movement of reform to the Catholic Church. Led by Martin Luther
Prince Henry of Portugal Navigation and ship building
Columbian Exchange The mixing of Western Hemisphere and European cultures( foods, animals, words and diseases)
Conquistadors Spanish conquerors - Pizarro- Incas in Peru - Cortez- Aztecs in Mexico
St Augustine Founded by the Spanish. Oldest permanent settlement in the United States
Hernando De Soto Explored Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi looking for gold
Ponce De Leon Searched for the fountain of youth in Florida
13 Colonies Settled by the English along the Atlantic Coast
Roanoke, North Carolina “The lost colony”
House of Burgesses First Representative government (democracy) in the U.S. ( Virginia)
Indentured Servant People who became servants (almost slaves) for seven years to pay for their passage to the colonies
Triangular Trade Involved Africa (slaves), West Indies ( molasses) and New England( rum) middle passage- slave journey
Mayflower Compact Equal and just laws for all
Mercantilism Economic theory based on gold, colonies and more exports then imports (favorable balance of trade)
Enlightenment Emphasis on learning and reason(science people like Benjamin Franklin)
John Locke English writer who influenced Thomas Jefferson who wrote the Declaration of Independence(power comes from the people)
Montesquieu Frenchman, three branches of Government, Separation of Powers (legislative, executive and Judicial)
The Great Awakening Emphasis on religion. Jonathan Edwards
Write of Assistance Blanket search warrants ( 4th amendment)
Taxation without Representation Colonists were not represented in Parliament and felt tax was unfair
Patrick Henry “Give me liberty or give me death”
Paul Revere “The British are coming”
Boston Massacre Five people are killed by British soldiers in Boston including attacks on African Americans
Boston Tea Party Tea is destroyed because of Tax
Lexington, Massachusetts First battle of the American Revolution
Concord, Massachusetts Second battle of the American Revolution
Second Continental Congress Our government during the revolutionary war
“Common Sense” Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that said colonies should be independent of Great Britain
George Washington Commander of the U.S. Continental Army and later 1st president
Sons of Liberty Revolutionary group headed by Samuel Adams
Declaration of Independence Written by Thomas Jefferson, it explained why the U.S. was declaring independence
Saratoga Turning point in the Revolutionary War (France helps U.S.)
Valley Forge Washington and men spent frozen winter here ( near Philadelphia)
Baron von Steuben Prussian who trained soldiers at Valley Forge
Yorktown Final battle of revolutionary war located in Virginia. Cornwallis surrenders
Treaty of Paris 1783 Ends the war. Gets America their independence.
Land ordinance of 1785 Survey and sale of public lands in the Northwest territory( Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin)
Northwest Ordinance of 1785 Set up how territories would become states. ( 60, 000 people, constitution)
Louisiana Purchase 1803 Thomas Jefferson buys huge amount of land from France (Napoleon)
Federalist papers Written to support passage of the Constitution(Madison, Hamilton and Jag)
James Madison “Father of the constitution”
3 Branches of Governement Legislative(Congress-Make laws), Executive( President-enforces the law) and Judicial( Supreme Court-interprets the law)
Federalism Type of government where powers are divided between the national government and the states.
Bill of Rights 1st ten amendments. Added at the insistence of the anti federalists
Lewis and Clark Explored the Louisiana purchase along with an Indian Guide named Sacajawea
Elastic Clause Congress can make any laws it deems necessary to carry out laws. (necessary and proper clause)