Time Period 1, 2: Cold War Battle

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Time Periods 1 and 2 review questions for Bryant High School APUSH Cold War battle!

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the Iroquois Confederacy

1. What was the most important and powerful Native American political alliance that successfully ended generations of tribal warfare?

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Similarities:

  • Both lived in village communities.

  • Both shared a strong sense of spirituality.

  • Both divided labor by gender.

  • Both depended on agricultural economies.

Differences:

  • Native Americans did not share the English concept of private property.

  • Native American children were often part of their mother’s clan.

2. Give two similarities and two differences between Native Americans and English Settlers.

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Tobacco

3. The introduction of what made the British colonies in the Chesapeake region economically viable?

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Headright System

4. To encourage the importation of indentured servants, whoever paid the passage of a laborer received the right to acquire 50 acres of land.  What is the term to describe this?

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Bacon’s Rebellion

5. Name the rebellion that exposed tensions between the former indentured servants, who were poor, and the gentry (the genteel class of planters) who were rich.

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Stono Rebellion

6. Name the rebellion that was organized and led by slaves living south of Charleston, South Carolina that tried to flee to Spanish Florida to gain their freedom.

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John Winthrop

7. Who was the leader of the Puritans in New England?

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Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams

8. Name the two dissenters who were banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

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the Half-Way Covenant

9. What was the name for the easing of requirements for church membership by allowing the baptism of the children of baptized but converted Puritans?

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1. New Light | 2. Old Light

10. The ___ _____ ministers advocated an emotional approach to religious practice that weakened the authority of traditional ___ _____ ministers and established churches.

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Slavery

11. Quakers opposed _______?

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Mercantilism

12. What was England’s dominant economic philosophy during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries?

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Navigation Acts

13. What acts listed colonial products that could be shipped only to England and were part of the British economic policy?

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Salutary Neglect

14. Great Britain practiced a policy of ________ _______ where they did not enforce their economically restrictive trade policy.