Colonial America Quiz & Vocabulary Study Guide

1. Wednesday, January 22nd Bell Work: Please log-on to your computer and visit the class wiki. On the “Handouts and Assignments” page you will find a link for Pass-Fail Quiz #1. Click on the link, enter your first and last name and complete the quiz. When you finish, feel free to review using the resources on the Vocab and SFI page.

2. Bell Work: Pass-Fail Quiz #1 • WOD curtail • Vocab Bingo • Graphic Organizer: European Exploration • Video Review Essential Question: Why did Europeans settle the Americas and how did their settlements differ? How did a uniquely American culture develop in the colonies? Daily Agenda: Homework: Finish reading Chapter 4 and complete Cornell Notes (Test on Unit 1 Tomorrow)

3. What would Curtail mean to each of the following • Homework Assignment • Football Game • Federal Budget • Someone who drinks 4 liters of soda daily Curtail – to cut short or reduce Examples Wednesday January 22nd Block 2

4. Teacher shortened an assignment to do only evens and not evens and odds. • Lightning causing the referees to stop a game before the end of regulation. • Lawmakers curtailing the spending in a proposed budget. • The person reducing the amount of soda consumed to two liters of soda daily. Curtail – to cut short or reduce(Answer) Examples Wednesday January 22nd Block2

5. What is being curtailed?

6. Definition: to cut short or reduce Sentence: The racehorse had its mane curtailed to reduce wind resistance. Curtail Antonyms: Synonyms: Curtail – to cut short or reduce(Pronunciation for Word) Frayer Wednesday January 22nd Block4

7. Definition: to cut short or reduce Sentence: The racehorse had its mane curtailed to reduce wind resistance. Curtail Antonyms: Extend, Expand Increase Synonyms: Limit, restrain, Restrict, decrease Curtail – to cut short or reduce(Possible Answers) Frayer Wednesday January 22nd Block4

8. Primogeniture • Cahokia • Hernando de Soto • Roanoke • John Rolfe • Popé’s Rebellion • Patroon • Northwest Passage • Puritans • Halfway Covenant • Anne Hutchinson • Headright System • House of Burgesses • Mayflower Compact • Bacon’s Rebellion • King Philip’s War • Quakers • Great Awakening • Tidewater • Gullah • John Peter Zenger • Salutary Neglect • William Pitt • Proclamation of 1763 Vocabulary BINGO

9. Caused by the early stages of the Industrial Revolution • More affluent Americans showed off wealth • Average colonists more wealthy than British counterparts • Advertising in Journals and Newspapers began • An emerging merchant class develops • How does this fit within the idea of an “American?” Rise of Consumerism

10. The Enlightenment caused more scientific and intellectual exploration • Education higher in the colonies due in part to religion (especially Massachusetts) • Increase of Newspapers and Almanacs • Poor Richard’s Almanac by Ben Franklin • Franklin also made postal system one of the best (night riders) • Medicine overall improving • Cotton Mather with inoculation of smallpox (later used by Washington) Science and Education

11. Many areas were largely self-governing • Colonial Assemblies were able to make many laws • Crown appointed many positions, but usually not too powerful and usually in largest cities • How would this play into the future of the colonies? Self-government

12. France, Spain, and Britain had several conflicts in the 1600s and early 1700s in which Colonist were involved. • King William’s War – New England Clashes • Queen Anne’s War – New England and South (vs. Spanish) • King George’s War – New England (and primarily Europe) • In 1754, conflict began over claims in the Ohio River valley (Middle grounds). • Started the Seven Years War (which lasted 9 years), but was known in the Americas as the French and Indian War. • It was a world war. Why? French and Indian War

13. Ft. Necessity – 1754 – Col. George Washington leads a group of colonial militia in unsuccessful battle. • What reason (personally) did Washington have to lead the troops? • It is called the French and Indian War, but what are the real sides? • For the actual fighting, William Pitt takes over British troops in 1757 and later the British won at Quebec. • Impressment Our Father emerges

14. Treaty of Paris 1763 ends war. Britain wins. • Britain gets Canada (from France) • Britain gets Florida (from Spain) • Britain gets Ohio River Valley • Passes the Proclamation of 1763 • Colonists were not allowed to settle past the Appalachian Mts. • Why would that upset the Colonists? • What were some of the other effects of the war? French and Indian War Importance

15. European Exploration

16. Video Review: Please log on to the class wiki. Go to the Unit 1 Videos and Lectures page. Use the link to the Education Portal’s Review Videos to access their collection of relevant videos for this unit. Please choose any two videos from the site and watch the clip. Then, take the quiz for each and email me the results (narutag@citrus.k12.fl.us). You will need to register for the site to email the results.

17. Might want to know the following: • Proclamation of 1763 • Slavery in the Colonies • Great Awakening • Anne Hutchinson • Native American Resistance (Pueblo Revolt, Metacoms War, etc.) • Quakers • Navigation Acts and Salutary Neglect • French and Indian War • Goals of Puritans • Bacon’s Rebellion • Stono Rebellion • Zenger Trial • Comparative European Colonization • Indentured Servitude • Halfway Covenant • Headright System • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut / Mayflower Compact Study Hints