how old was George Washington during the French and Indian War when he was selected to be general
22
What was the name of the fort that George Washington and his troops constructed during the French and Indian War
Fort Necessity
English colonists were supported by British troops called what
Red Coats
What state is Jamestown located in?
Virginia
What was the first law that supported religious TOLERANCE and passed in the English colonies
Toleration Act
What colony did Anne Hutchinson help establish
Rhode Island
This movement took place during the 1700s and spread the idea that reason and logic could improve society
The Enlightenment
George Washington was a young general for which country during the French and Indian War
England
laws to control slaves
slave codes
An English settlement in Virginia founded in 1607
Jamestown
The reformers who protested the Catholic Churches practices
Quakers
A colonist and leader of Jamestown
John Smith
A protestant group that cut all ties with the Church of England and was punished
Pilgrims
A legal contract male passengers on the MAYFLOWER signed agreeing to have fair laws to protect the general good
Mayflower Compact
The leader of Puritans who had left England for Massachusetts seeking religious freedom
John Winthrop
A Protestant religious group founded by George Fox in the mid !600s in England
Pilgrims
Crops that are always needed, such as wheat, barley and oats
stable crops
Indirect trade between the American colonies and Britain
Triangular Trade
A Quaker leader who began the Pennsylvania colony
Willian Penn
A puritan who claimed to receive religious views directly from God and was forced to leave Massachusetts Bay Colony
Anne Hutchinson
An Indian who had lived in Europe and spoke English
Squanto
People who have left the country of their birth to live in a mother country
immigrants
A Protestant group that wanted to reform, or purify the Church of England
Pocahontas
Colonist who reached America by working for free for other people who had paid for their journeys
Indentured Servants
in 1770, this allowed the British East India Company to sell directly to colonists
Tea Act
Six acts that the British hoped would bring back order in the colonies but instead they simply increased peoples anger at Britain
Intolerable Acts
This took place at night on December 16 1773 where colonists disguised as Indians snuck onto three ships and dumped over 340 chests into the Boston Harbor
Boston Tea Party
Shootings that took place in Boston known as "The Bloody Massacre", occurred on March 5, 1770
Boston Massacre
These acts placed duties on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea
Townshend Acts
Remembered as the most famous casualty of the Boston Massacre, he was a sailor
Crispis Attuks
This act required colonists to pay for an official stamp, or seal, when they bought paper items
Stamp Acts
A local leader who believed that Parliament could not tax the colonist without their permission
Samuel Adams
Members shared ideas and information about the new British laws and ways to challenge them
committees of correspondence
A secret society that was organized by Samuel Adams in Boston, sometimes used violence to frighten tax collectors
Sons of liberty