Used for AP United States History (In Michigan) Including actual test questions!
I'll be adding more flashcards as we cover the chapters However we did skip chapter one so I do not belive that will ever be covered. Enjoy!
Sydney
Ps. the cards that say online quiz's come from historyteacher.net and http://college.cengage.com/history/us/kennedy/am_pageant/12e/students/ace/index.html
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| 255619256 | Ringshout | West African religious rite, retained by African Americans, in which participants responded to a preacher Chapter 4 Quiz | 0 | |
| 255619257 | New York City Slave Revolt of 1712 | Major Middle Colonies rebellion that caused thirty three deaths Chapter 4 Quiz | 1 | |
| 255619259 | New England Conscience | The legacy of Puritian religion that inspired idealism and reform among later generations of americans Chapter 4 Quiz | 2 | |
| 255619260 | Harvard | The oldest college in America originally based on the Puritan commitment to an educated ministry Chapter 4 Quiz | 3 | |
| 255619261 | William and Mary | The oldest college in the south, founded in 1793 Chapter 4 Quiz | 4 | |
| 255619264 | Leisler's rebellion | Small New York Revolt of 1689-1691 that reflected class antagonism between landlords and merchants Chapter 4 Quiz | 5 | |
| 255619265 | The attitude of carolinas towards indians can be best described as | Hostile Chapter 6+7 Test | 6 | |
| 255619266 | The city of New Haven was founded by | Puritans Chapter 6+7 Test | 7 | |
| 255619267 | The population of Chesapeake colonies was noble for its lack of | Women Chapter 6+7 Test | 8 | |
| 255619268 | New England colonist were outraged when british dipomats returned_________to french in 1748 | louisbourg Chapter 6+7 Test | 9 | |
| 255619269 | As a result of General Braddock's defeat a few miles from Fort Duquesne | The frontier from pennsylvania to North Carolina was open to Indian Attack Chapter 6+7 Test | 10 | |
| 255619270 | As A French and Indian war, Great Britian... | Became the dominant power in North America Chapter 6+7 Test | 11 | |
| 255619271 | The proclamation of 1763 was issued mainly to | workout affair settlement of the indian problem Chapter 6+7 Test | 12 | |
| 255619272 | The "Ratical Whigs" Feared | The arbitary power of Monarchy Chapter 6+7 Test | 13 | |
| 255619273 | The British Crowns "Royal Veto" of Colonial Legislation | Was used sometimes but colonist resented it Chapter 6+7 Test | 14 | |
| 255619274 | The first law ever passed by parliment for rasing tax revenues in the colonies for the crown was | Sugar Act Chapter 6+7 Test | 15 | |
| 255619275 | Before 1763 Navagation laws | Loosely enforced in American Colonies Chapter 6+7 Test | 16 | |
| 255619276 | Passage of Sugar and Stamp act | Convinced many colonists the british trying to take away liberty Chapter 6+7 Test | 17 | |
| 255619277 | "Virtual" Representation means that | every member parliment represented all British subjects Chapter 6+7 Test | 18 | |
| 255619278 | The Most Drastic of The Intolerable Acts | Boston Port Act Chapter 6+7 Test | 19 | |
| 255619279 | First Continental Congress | Consider ways of redressing colonial orievances Chapter 6+7 Test | 20 | |
| 255619280 | As the war for Independence began the colonies afvantage of | Many outstanding civil and Military leaders Chapter 6+7 Test | 21 | |
| 255619281 | The colonists faced | use of European officers Chapter 6+7 Test | 22 | |
| 255619285 | the Principle established by cheif justice marshal in a famous case that the surpeme court can declare laws unconstitutional | Maubury v. Madison who had final authority of the meaning of the constitution (Judicial Review) Chapter 11 Worksheet | 23 | |
| 255619286 | Precedent setting Supreme Court Case in whihc Marshall declared part of the Judiciary Act of 1789 unconstitutional | Marbury V. Madison Chapter 11 Worksheet | 24 | |
| 255619288 | Branch of Military service that Jefferson considered least threatening to liberty and most necessary to suppressing the Barbary states | Navy Chapter 11 Worksheet | 25 | |
| 255619290 | Territory beyond Louisiana, along the Columbia River, explored by Lewis and Clark | Oregon Chapter 11 Worksheet | 26 | |
| 255619292 | American ship fired on by British in 1807, nearly leading to war between the 2 countries | Chesapeake Chapter 11 Worksheet | 27 | |
| 255619294 | Militantly nationalistic western congressmen eager for hostilities with the indians, canadians, and british | War Hawks Chapter 11 Worksheet | 28 | |
| 255619295 | Battle of 1811 where General Harrison defeated the Indian Forces under Tecumseh and the Prophet | Tippecanoe Chapter 11 Worksheet | 29 | |
| 255619296 | Federalist name for the war of 1812 that blamed it on the republican president | Mr. Madison's War Chapter 11 Worksheet | 30 | |
| 255619297 | What did the 1829 presidential elections demonstrate? | That the new political parties were strongle sectional in their sources of strength Chapter 10+11 Test | 31 | |
| 255619298 | The Second Bank of the United States did not..... | shift funds from the west nad south to the northeast Chapter 10+11 Test | 32 | |
| 255619299 | The debate between Webster and Hayne in 1830 Concerned? | The nullification of the federal Laws Chapter 10+11 Test | 33 | |
| 255619300 | Andrew Jackson Specie Circular saught to | slow down speculation in public land Chapter 10+11 Test | 34 | |
| 255619301 | As a result of Jackson's Bank Policies | sales of public land rose tremendously banks printed new bank notes with abandon the nation entered a period of speculative mania Chapter 10+11 Test | 35 | |
| 255619302 | Cheif wepon used by andrew jackson in his dispute with national bank was | to deposit government money in state banks Chapter 10+11 Test | 36 | |
| 255619303 | What was the opinion of Andrew Jackson and probably most of his contemporaries regarding the spoils system | the frequent roatation of office holders had a benificial effect on the government Chapter 10+11 Test | 37 | |
| 255619304 | The political purpose for proposing the tarriff of 1828 was to? | Discredit the administration of president John Quincy Adams Chapter 10+11 Test | 38 | |
| 255619305 | The Whig Party turned against president john tyler because | he opposed the entire whig legislative program Chapter 10+11 Test | 39 | |
| 255619306 | andrew jackson's view of the presidency emphasised | leadership by the executive branch in the interests of the people. Chapter 10+11 Test | 40 | |
| 255619307 | John C calhoun advocated nullification of a federal law in 1828 and again in 1832 to | Avoid secession Chapter 10+11 Test | 41 | |
| 255619308 | In contrast to hte chesapeake colonies those in New England | Had a more diversified economy Chapter 10+11 Test | 42 | |
| 255754020 | Originally, The primary purpose of the Joint-stock Virigina company was to provide for the Well-being of the free born english settlers in the colony True or False? | FALSE Chapter 2 Online test | 43 | |
| 255754021 | The defeat og Powhatan's indian forces in Virginia was achieved partly by Lord De La Warr's use of brutal "Irish Tactics" True or False? | TRUE Chapter 2 online test | 44 | |
| 255754022 | The Maryland colony was founded to establish a religious refuge for persecuted English quakers True or False? | FALSE Chapter 2 Online test | 45 | |
| 255754023 | South Carolina prospered partly by selling african slaves in the West indies True or False? | FALSE Chapter 2 Online test | 46 | |
| 255754024 | In Their early years, North Carolina and Georgia avoided reliance on slavery True or False? | TRUE Chapter 2 Online Test | 47 | |
| 255754025 | After decades of religious turmoil. protestantism finally gained permanent domainance after the succession to the throne of | Queen Elizabeth I Chapter 2 Online Test | 48 | |
| 255754026 | Imperial England and English soldiers developed a contemptuous attitude toward "Natives" partly through their colonizing experiences in | Ireland Chapter 2 Online Test | 49 | |
| 255754027 | England's victory over the Spanish Armada gave it | Dominance of the Alantic Ocean and a Viberant sence of Nationalism Chapter 2 Online Test | 50 | |
| 255754028 | At all time of hte first colonization efforts, England | was undergoing rapid economic and social transformations Chapter 2 test online | 51 | |
| 255754029 | Many of the early Puritan settlers of America were | uprooted sheep farmers from eastern and western england chapter 2 test online | 52 | |
| 255754030 | Representative government was first introduced to America in the colony of | Virginia Chapter 2 test online | 53 | |
| 255754031 | One important difference between the founding of hte Virginia and Maryland colonies was that | Virginia was founded mainly as an economic ventured while maryland was intended partly to secure religious freedom for persecuted Roman Catholics Chapter 2 Online Test | 54 | |
| 255754032 | The early conflicts between English settlers and the Indians Near Jamestown Laid the basis for | the forced separation of the Indians into the separate territories of the "reservation system" Chapter 2 Online Test | 55 | |
| 255754033 | In colonial English-Indian relations, the term "Middle Ground" referred to | the cultural zone where indians and whites were forced to accommodate one another by shared pratices that included intermarriage Chapter 2 Online Test | 56 | |
| 255754034 | After the defeat of hte coastal Tuscarora and Yamasee Indians by North Carolinias in 1711-1715 | the powerful creeks, cherokees, and iroquois remained in the appalachian mountians as a barrier againstwhite settement Chapter 2 Online Test | 57 | |
| 255754035 | Most of the early white settlers in North Carolina were | religious dissenters and poor whites fleeing aristocratic Virginia Chapter 2 Online Test | 58 | |
| 255754036 | The puritans all wanted to break away from the church of england and establish a new purified church True or false? | FALSE Chapter 3 Online Test | 59 | |
| 255754037 | The large, separatist Plymouth Colony strongly influenced Puritan Massachusetts Bay True or false? | FALSE Chapter 3 Online test | 60 | |
| 255754038 | Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson were both banished for organizing political rebels against Massachusetts bay athorities True or false? | FALSE Chapter 3 Online test | 61 | |
| 255754039 | The wampanoag people of New England initially befriended the English Colonies True or false? | TRUE Chapter 3 Online Test | 62 | |
| 255754040 | New York became the most democratic and economically equal of the middle colonies True or False? | FALSE Chapter 3 Online Test | 63 | |
| 255754041 | William Penn originally planned his Pennsylvania colony to be exclusively a refuge for his fellow Quakers True or False? | FALSE Chapter 3 Online Test | 64 | |
| 255754042 | William Penn's benevolent policies were supported by non-quaker immigrants to Pennsylvania True or False? | FALSE Chapter 3 Online Test | 65 | |
| 255754043 | The middle colonies were characterized by tightly knit ethically homogeneous communities that shared a common scense of religious purpose True or False? | FALSE Chapter 3 Online Test | 66 | |
| 255754044 | The principal motivation shpaing the earliest settlements in New England was | Religious commitment and devotion Chapter 3 Online Test | 67 | |
| 255754045 | The indian tribe that first encountered the Pilgrim colonists in New england were the | Wampanoags Chapter 3 Online Test | 68 | |
| 255754046 | the puritan missionary efforts to convert indians to christianity were | weak and mostly unsuccessful Chapter 3 Online test | 69 | |
| 255754047 | The primary value of the New England Confederation Lay in | Providing the first small step on the road to intercolonial cooperation Chapter 3 Online Test | 70 | |
| 255754048 | The event that sparked the collapse of the Dominion of New England was | The Glorious Revolution in England Chapter 3 Online Test | 71 | |
| 255754049 | The dutch colony of New Netherland..... | Was harshly and undemocratically governed Chapter 3 Online Test | 72 | |
| 255754050 | William penn's colony of pennsylvania... | activly sought settlers from Germany and other non British countries Chapter 3 Online Test | 73 | |
| 255754051 | Besides pennsylvania, quakers were also heavily involved in the early settlement of both | New jersey and delaware Chapter 3 Online Test | 74 | |
| 255754052 | the middle colonies of new york new jersey pennsylvania and delaware | had more ethnic diversity and either new england or the southern colonies Chapter 3 Online Test | 75 | |
| 256106942 | New England Expansion was carried out primarily by independent pioneers and land speculators who bought up large plots and then sold them to individual farmers True or false? | FALSE Chapter 4 Test online | 76 | |
| 256106943 | New England women enjoyed fewer rights to inherit and own property than women in the south True or false? | TRUE Chapter 4 Online Test | 77 | |
| 256106944 | New England's commercial wealth was based on overseas shipment of the agricultural products of its rich soil True or False? | FALSE Chapter 4 Online Test | 78 | |
| 256106945 | Seventeenth-century American lfe was generally simple and lacking in displays of wealth or elaborate class distinctions True or False? | TRUE Chapter 4 Online test | 79 | |
| 256106946 | For most of their early history, the colonies of Maryland and Virginia.... | Containted far more men than women Chapter 4 Online test | 80 | |
| 256106947 | The primary cause of Bacon's Rebellion was... | the poverty and discontent of many single young men unable to acquire land Chapter 4 Online test | 81 | |
| 256106948 | Puritan lawmakers in New England prevented married women from having property rights because.... | they feared that separate property rights for women would undercut the unity of married couples Chapter 4 Online Test | 82 | |
| 256106949 | In New England, Elementary Education..... | Was mandatory for any town with more than 50 families. Chapter 4 Online Test | 83 | |
| 256106950 | THe Congregational Church of the Puritans contributed to.... | The development of basic democracy in the New england town meeting Chapter 4 Online Test | 84 | |
| 256106951 | The focus of much of New England's poliics, religion, and Education was the institution of..... | the town Chapter 4 Online Test | 85 | |
| 256106952 | The Half-way Covenant provided........ | Baptism but not "full communion" to people who had not had a conversion experience Chapter 4 Online Test | 86 | |
| 256106953 | Those people accused of being witches in salem were generally.... | from families associated with salem's burgeoning market economy Chapter 4 Online Test | 87 | |
| 256106954 | English settlers greatly changed the character of the New England enviroment by..... | their extensive introduction of livestock Chapter 4 Online Test | 88 | |
| 256761422 | The established Anglican Church was a more powerful force in colonial life than the congregational Church of New England True or False? | FALSE Chapter 5 Online Test | 89 | |
| 256761423 | German settlement in the colonies was especially heavy in..... | Pennsylvania Chapter 5 Online Test | 90 | |
| 256761424 | the Scots-Irish eventually became concentrated especially in........ | The frontier areas. Chapter 5 Online Test | 91 | |
| 256761425 | Indians and African-Americans shared in the common American experience of.......... | Creating new cultures and societies out of the mingling of diverse ethnic groups Chapter 5 Online Test | 92 | |
| 256761426 | Besides offering rest and refreshment, colonial taverns served an important function as centers of..... | News and political opinion Chapter 5 Online Test | 93 | |
| 256761427 | The Anglican Church suffered in colonial America because of...... | its poorly qualified clergy and close ties with British authorities. Chapter 5 Online Test | 94 | |
| 256761428 | A primary weapon used by colonial legislatures in their conflicts with royal governors was | using their power of the purse to withhold the governor's salary Chapter 5 online test | 95 | |
| 256789305 | The french empire in north america rested on an economic foundation of forestry and sugar production True or false? | FALSE Chapter 6 Online Test | 96 | |
| 256789306 | In the early seventeenth century, both France and England commited large regular forces to what they considered the crucial struggle for control of North America True or False? | FALSE Chapter 6 Online Test | 97 | |
| 256789307 | George washington's battle at Fort Necessity substantialy resolved the issue of control of the Ohio Valley True or False? | FALSE Chapter 6 Online Test | 98 | |
| 256789308 | The Albany Congress demonstrated a strong desire among some English Colonists to overcome their differences nad control their own affairs True or False? | FALSE Chapter 6 Online Test | 99 | |
| 256789309 | British regular troops under General Braddock succeeded in capturing the key French Forts in the Ohio Valley True or False? | FALSE Chapter 6 Online Test | 100 | |
| 256789310 | Compared with the English colonies, New France was..... | more autocratically governed Chapter 6 Online Test | 101 | |
| 256789311 | The expansion of New France occurred especially... | along the paths of lakes and rivers Chapter 6 Online Test | 102 | |
| 256789312 | Colonial Americans were unhappy after hte peace treaty following the "war of Jenkins's Ear" because....... | it gave the Louisbourg fortress they had captured back to France Chapter 6 Online Test | 103 | |
| 256853008 | William Pitt's strategy in the assauly of New France finally succeeded because..... | he concentrated british forces on attacking the vital strong points of Quebec and Montreal Chapter 6 Online Test | 104 | |
| 256853009 | The French And Indian war weakened interior indian peoples like iroquois and Creeks by... | Removing their french and spanish allies from Canada and Florida Chapter 6 Online Test | 105 | |
| 256853010 | Pontiac's fierce attack on frontier outposts in 1763 had the effect of | Convincing the Brtish to keep troops stationed in the colonies Chapter 6 Online Test | 106 | |
| 256853011 | The french and Indian war created conflict between the brtish and the american military because | british officers treated the american colonial milita with contempt Chapter 6 Online Test | 107 | |
| 256935040 | The repunlican idea of a just society in which selfish interests were subordinated to the common good took dep root in Britain's North American colonies True or False? | TRUE Chapter 7 Online Test | 108 | |
| 256935041 | When Americans first cried "no taxation without representation," what they wanted ws to be represented in the British Parliament True or False? | FALSE Chapter 7 Online Test | 109 | |
| 256935042 | The Boston Massacre led the British government to pursue even harsher enforcement of the Townshend Acts True or False? | FALSE Chapter 7 Online Test | 110 | |
| 256935043 | The First continental Congress proclaimed that the colonies would declare independence from Britian unless their grievances were redressed. True or False? | FALSE Chapter 7 Online Test | 111 | |
| 256935044 | One of the ways in which mercantilism harmed the colonial economy was | by inhibiting the devlopment of banking and paper currency in the colonies Chapter 7 Online Test | 112 | |
| 256935045 | The mobilization of "nonimportation" policies against the Stamp Act was politically important because | it aroused revolutionary fervor among many ordinary American men and women. Chapter 7 Online Test | 113 | |
| 256935046 | American colonists especially resented the Townshend Acts because | the revenues from the taxation would go to support British officials and judges in America Chapter 7 Online Test | 114 | |
| 256935047 | The event that precipitated the first real shooting between the British and American colonists was | The british Attempt to seize colonial supplies and the leaders at Lexington and Concord Chapter 7 Online Test | 115 | |
| 257398805 | The most important action the Continental Congress took to protest the Intolerable Acts was | Forming the Association to impose a complete boycott of all British goods. Chapter 7 Online Test | 116 | |
| 257398807 | The British parliamentary government at the time of the American REvolution was headed by | Lord North Chapter 7 Online Test | 117 | |
| 257398809 | One of the advantages the colonists enjoyed in the impending conflict with Britian was | Fighting defensively on a large agriculturally self-sufficient continent Chapter 7 Online Test | 118 | |
| 257398812 | In the Revolutionary war, African Americans.... | fought in both the American patriot and British loyalist military forces Chapter 7 ONline Test | 119 | |
| 257398814 | Geroge Washington was chosen commander of the American army primarily because of his miitary abilities and experience true or false? | FALSE Chapter 8 Online Test | 120 | |
| 257961931 | Following the battle of bunker hill, king george and the Continental congress made one last attempt at reconciliation True or False? | FALSE Chapter 8 Online Test | 121 | |
| 257961932 | The declaration of independence was especially important because it enabled the Americans to appeal for direct aid from France True or False? | TRUE Chapter 8 Online Test | 122 | |
| 257961933 | The Loyalists considered the "Patriots" to be the traitors to their country and themselves to be the true patriots True Or False? | TRUE Chapter 8 Online Test | 123 | |
| 257961934 | Most Loyalists were executed or driven from the country after the Patriot victory true ofr false? | FALSE Chapter 8 Online Test | 124 | |
| 257961935 | The Loyalists were strongest in New England and Virginia true or false? | FALSE Chapter 8 Online Test | 125 | |
| 257961936 | French entry into the war turned the american revolutionary was into a world war involving most of the european great powers True or False? | TRUE Chapter 8 Online Test | 126 | |
| 257961937 | At Yorktown, the Americans finally showed that they couldc win an important battle without french assistance true or false? | False Chapter 8 Online Test(q 13) | 127 |
